creative thinkers
are you leaving enough space for your life in your work?
If you are an entrepreneur-self-employed-part-time-creative-consultant-activist-full-time-trying-to-find-your-calling-and-your-raison-d-être it’s not all about the marketing plan, the biz plan, the to-do list, the connections, the working it, the social media-ing, the never ending must-dos. It’s also about fun. Fun, you say? But I’m trying to get a business off the ground so I can make the living of my [...]
About the Author
Liz Kalloch is an artist, designer, traveller, and writer who has worn many different creative and entrepreneurial hats – and some of these hats she has even designed and knitted herself. Her artwork – and life – is focused on searching the soul to stay connected to her life path, clarifying and re-clarifying a life purpose and always trying to listen more carefully to that inner voice that speaks the truth. These days you can find her in the San Francisco Bay area where she runs her own freelance design and art creating business and blogs about it here.
art to inspire: finding your zen
Have you ever said something like this outloud or even just thought it quietly to yourself? “If I can just get through __________, everything will be so much better.” Or maybe it was… “If only I didn’t have to worry about money, I would be so much happier. I could do whatever I wanted with [...]
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Brittni Mehlhoff is the editor of the handmade blog, papernstitch, and is also the owner and creator of an exhibition site by the same name. If you are a creative entrepreneur, small business owner, or a blogger, join the growing community of 7,000+ Stitchers and sign up for Brittni’s free weekly biz tips + handmade picks.
living a creative life: a brief manifesto
This week we’re taking time out to share some classic Scoutie Girl posts. Today’s post originally appeared on May 24, 2010. Living a creative life is taking joy in thinking outside the box. It’s finding abundance in the most simple things: basic ingredients for a healthy supper, uncut fabric, dirt, a camera, a crayon, a [...]
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Tara Gentile is a business coach and blogger serving passion-driven entrepreneurs with fresh ideas about productivity, passion, and profit. She’s the author of the digital guide, The Art of Earning.
overcoming fear: a video manifesto from harley roxanne
Harley is the creative mind behind Harley Roxanne. I recently spoke with her about her latest video manifesto and overcoming her own fears. Who are you and what do you do? My name is Harley and I am a creative strategist, videographer, and photographer helping entrepreneurs engage people and build their brand through photo and [...]
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Carrie is Scoutie Girl’s advertising manager & assistant editor. She owns a graphic design & ebook editing biz and also runs a nifty crochet pattern shop for discriminating ladies, likeclochework.
do you have time to connect?
By liz-kalloch on October 25, 2011
My last post posed the question: How do you deal with feedback?. It opened up a great comment conversation and also raised a slightly different question: How to deal with no feedback, how to deal with not a peep, how to – in the words of Janice Bear – “listen to the crickets chirp” after [...]
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