Why, yes, there is! The path to leading a creative life that I offer is based on three concepts: Explore. Create. Share. "Explore" focuses on questions to help you understand your own habits, what blocks you, what excites you. It's journalling to uncover the stuff lost in our daily lives that connects us with that playful kid side, the one who tries new things, who'll doodle or write or strum without a worry about perfection or productivity. I also share concepts, research, quotes etc that make us think a little more about what we do and why, the intentions, the motivations. Think too of goals and directions to keep us on the right track, to know where we are going and why. Create: These are the prompts, activities and hacks. Such as I'll post a video about how to make lists to refer to later, challenge you to make a playlist to accompany your project, a word game to shift your attention and get you creating outside of your work in progress. You'll be asked to act on your ideas, make, practice, play, research, put paint to paper, songs to strums...a daily habit, or a weekly one, it's your life and your choice but checking out the prompts and tips, and trying something new, that's the practice and the play. State your goals and the steps you'll take each week with a friend. Share: And now you consider how your week went. What did you aim to try or do? How did it go? What threw you off course? What magical conversation did you have? Inspiring each other is done through sharing our processes and attempts as well as the wins and wobbles. Take a moment to interact and help another along the way. You never know how your words or actions can make a huge difference. Be there for each other. Share a photo or description of what you are working on each week. That is inspiring and encouraging for everyone. Any questions!? I'm here to get you excited to show up for yourself, play, create, share what you do and learn because creativity in all its forms is good for our mental health, brain health, longevity, and connection through self-expression. So why not try it? Pick something you'd like to learn and go for it...I did, I just tried oil pastels for the first time last week and it's so different from acrylics! I'm doing more this weekend. What about you?