If you’re listening to this, chances are that creativity, and the desire to grow, has been calling you. Maybe you’re simply curious about how coaching and creative practices can transform your life. Maybe you’ve explored creativity before, drifted away, and are finding your way back. Or maybe you’re standing at the edge of change, ready to begin but unsure how.
Wherever you are on your journey, you’re not alone. That’s one of the reasons I created Transformations Through Coaching and Creativity, a space to explore what it means to live, work, and express ourselves with authenticity, courage, and imagination. Together, we’ll look at how creative processes inspired by Julia Cameron's famous book, The Artist's Way, and coaching tools can help us reconnect with who we really are and who we’re becoming.
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If you’re listening to this, chances are that creativity, and the desire to grow, has been calling you. Maybe you’re simply curious about how coaching and creative practices can transform your life. Maybe you’ve explored creativity before, drifted away, and are finding your way back. Or maybe you’re standing at the edge of change, ready to begin but unsure how.
Wherever you are on your journey, you’re not alone. That’s one of the reasons I created Transformations Through Coaching and Creativity, a space to explore what it means to live, work, and express ourselves with authenticity, courage, and imagination. Together, we’ll look at how creative processes inspired by Julia Cameron's famous book, The Artist's Way, and coaching tools can help us reconnect with who we really are and who we’re becoming.
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In this deeply reflective final episode of 2025, I had a chat with writer, teacher, and lifelong reader Nazli, whose creative life has been shaped by literature, teaching, healing, and sustained attention.
The conversation touches on methodical reading, honest and compassionate criticism, the power of attention in a distracted age, and why writing isn’t about producing ideas but about making sense of ourselves. Nazli, the brains behind https://waysofblackink.wordpress.com/about/, also offers a thoughtful perspective on teaching, creativity as practice, and how small, consistent rituals can create space for meaning and joy.
This episode is a rich invitation to slow down, pay attention, and reconnect with your creative self, just in time to welcome a new year.
✨ A fitting close to the podcast’s 2025 season, and a gentle opening toward what’s next.
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