An intro to Thought Salon - a weekly group coaching session for artists. Week 1, I give you a little intro, and we look at: “What thoughts are holding me back?”

Color can help your brain organize your ideas, and help motivate you into sharing your work through your business vision.

If you wonder how to create a larger vision for your work and art business, I offer a simple model to help you get a handle on your ideas and move toward a larger plan for your work.

This video shows you how to think about your energy as an infinite loop, and how to use that energy so it works for you and your own creative process.

I’ve been asked about what I offer, so today in Thought Salon, I offer a short tour of Metaphor Mindset Studio and what I have to offer artists to grow their businesses and creative process.

When you think about your life, do you think: Life is Simple? or Life is Complex?

The way you answer may say a lot about your creative process.

It can be paralyzing when you have too many ideas - this Thought Salon focuses on how to manage all your ideas - and how to not feel overwhelmed by them.

Where do you get your ideas?: One simple practice to keep creativity flowing

Let’s get to the bottom of it, shall we? By the way, this way of thinking just shows your human brain is working how it should. Nothing is wrong here, but awareness helps!

If you have fear around venturing into marketing, selling your work, or just putting yourself out there in general, watch this short video, and help me add to the list of ways artists already think that make you the perfect person to promote and sell your work!

What is your creative process? It is important to think about your own process and how you can shape it to work better for you. Here are a few thoughts about what the creative process is, how it works, and how to improve it.

What is your thought process around setting goals, intentions, commitment, success, and failure? In this video, I walk you through the Commitment Scale to show how our minds work, and how we can improve our process.

In this video, I share my own creative process as just one way to think about how we create any project. If you were to write down your process, or describe it in a few words, what would it be?