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When I first started slacklining, I was surprised by how quickly it became one of my favourite recreational activities. Before I ever attempted it myself, I would watch others practicing and it seemed either too boring or too acrobatic for me. I learned it is neither of those things.
I felt similarly about creating. I used to think it was an activity that was just “not for me”. It seemed to belon...
Stagnation is my personal kryptonite. If you have ever been witness to me getting stuck, whether it’s in the outer world standing on a mountain ledge or if it’s within my own inner being trapped in a cycle of old patterns, you will also likely have seen me have a tragic meltdown. Everything in how I show up as a human is related to making forward movement. So when I get stuck, I’m blocking the nat...
You are a creator. Full stop. You were born this way. You can refute it as much as you’d like, but if you’re depressed, bored, numb, unfulfilled, or mad at the world, it’s because you’re not allowing the natural flow of creative life-giving energy to be expressed through your being.
Most people who work with me are frustrated creators, though they don’t necessarily perceive themselves as such bef...
When we feel uninspired to do something, we tend to believe the solution is to apply more effort through action. We attempt to boost our energy by forcing ourselves to move, but this is operating from a state of lack – lack of desire, lack of energy, lack of ideas, lack of interest, and lack of clarity. To overcome this apathy, we goad ourselves by using motivating factors such as money or goals t...
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