I worked my way into a Director position many years ago and with that role comes its own gifts and challenges. One of the rewards is that I am no longer responsible for day-to-day schedules, call-offs, and employee disputes. Now, just ahead of me, the manager is going on vacation, leaving me to cover forContinueContinue reading “The Same Ground, New Eyes”
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A Lesson from a Snail: The Creative Process
A snail. I have plenty of snails, but this one looked gold. Could it be? I’ve not seen a gold-colored snail before, certainly not in my fish tank. Was it a trick of the light? I peered deeper, closer. No, it didn’t seem to be. It was a gold-colored snail, and it looked almost metallic.
Resonance as Lived Rhythm
The only question is whether I’m fighting the pattern or flowing with it, learning to trust the loosening as much as the tightening.
The Wheel of Fortune and What It Taught Me About Sustained Creativity
The Wheel of Fortune visited me a few days before Christmas. It did not bring instant riches or a winning lottery ticket, but perhaps it brought something even more powerful. This simple morning Tarot pull sparked something. I did not really feel it immediately, but as the days passed, pressure was building. By Christmas Day,ContinueContinue reading “The Wheel of Fortune and What It Taught Me About Sustained Creativity”
The Pull of Singularity
How Journaling, Spirals, and Self-Discovery Shape a Deeper Reality Isn’t it funny how we seem to learn the same lessons in life over and over again? For example… why do we create art? I’ve blogged about it more than once and written about it in my journals several times. Each time, I come to similarContinueContinue reading “The Pull of Singularity”