Feedback is necessary for our creative process, especially when we are trying to describe our work, but the process can be challenging. Here I share the two biggest challenges and ways to navigate the process so you take what you need and your work benefits from the input.

Telling our story requires that we know what we want to say. But our knowing is usually covered with the ideas of others. Here are three ways to come back to yourself.

If you are working in the arts, transformation or social change, you probably have a desire to facilitate change. How can we do this through the stories we tell? And is it possible?

When you let go of expectations you open up space for new possibilities, opportunities and experiences. To get there you want to step into alignment.

When do you know you have found your voice? It is a simple but not easy to answer question. In this article I share three signs that you have found your voice.

We tend to forget that broadcasting our thoughts is new and it is not natural. Self-care can help us show up and share with more ease.

If we are going to find our voice and show up authentically, we need to accept what is and what was.

By uncovering the information beneath our feelings we can find a way forward that brings us more happiness and flow.

Authenticity as arresting. It is showing up in alignment with your values. We all have the ability to be authentic.