The seasons of creativity change
That’s okay, they’re meant to.
Whatever creative season you’re in, there’s magic there.
You might be gathering ideas, notes and feelings, like a squirrel collecting acorns and chestnuts. Or you may be ready to for the next stage in your process.
The point is, you can only create in a way that works for you.
Useful tip
Commit to yourself and your own creative process
Connect
We look at your interests and ideas, where you’re at, and how you can connect interests while reducing the “I want to do it all” to “a little less.”
Prioritize
You will likely always get new ideas and interests, so this step is about deciding on what idea, project, or task to prioritize right now.
Your own process
Most people think of a process as something to get through quickly. But understanding how you work, and what creating process works for you, specifically, is how you stick with your projects.
This could sound like just another headline, but it’s actually creativity at its core.
Creating will trigger feelings, expectations, and fears. It’s a messy ol’ process, for sure. Add to that the busy mind of a multi hyphen creative, and being overwhelmed is almost inevitable.
You’re not wrong, and you’re not doing anything wrong. Sometimes, it’s just a messy process to navigate on your own, that’s all.
My 3-step process
Tips and stories for building a personal and sustainable creative process for creators and entrepreneurs alike.
3 creative coaching offers to begin your creative journey
One-one clarity sessions
You want clarity on your specific challenge, and you’re not ready to commit to a longer coaching process, this 90-minute coaching session is for you.
Check the 4 options for topics
Mini course: A Creative Boost
In this short self-study creative guide you will pick a small project to work on, either from the list given, or your own.
You’ll work on it before you feel ready, and finish an imperfect first version.
E-book: Use small steps to bypass creative resistance
This e-book will teach you how to use the kaizen approach of taking small, intentional steps to move through creative resistance and procrastination.
This approach is super gentle, and effective.
“Katja is kind and compassionate, she doesn't impose a rigid, one-size-fits-all way of doing things, and she actually helps you find your own way.
She also helps you navigate between your daily life and your creative project. ”
— Stéphanie, Switzerland
Hi, I’m Katja (pronounced catch-ya)
From coaching creatives for 12 years, I know the reason we don’t achieve creative dreams is not lack of skills, or ideas, or things like motivation, discipline, or even structure.
My clients don’t share industry.
What they share, apart from being seriously lovely, creative and skilled women, is that the project or business they want to create, is one that makes our world a little better.
This work is not an easy, quick fix, it is a creative process, and it’s the most rewarding and meaningful process.
Danish based creativity coach, here to help you create a process that feels good to you.
