Coaching is not about instructing or dictating what you should do. Instead, it's about facilitating self-discovery and empowering you to make informed decisions about your creative path.

Somewhere along the evolutionary line, we were told that if creativity doesn’t lead to a ‘thing’- like painting, dancing, music film, etc,. you’re not a creative person. (Which is essentially saying, you’re not a person.) A quick missive. But a massive blow for humanity.

For too long we’ve given, ‘Yes I can’ gold star status. So let’s hear it for, ‘No, not for me’. And relish saying it.

Be average. Now there’s a risky call out from a coach.

The creative psyche is innately aware that it doesn't know everything. And never will.

Words don’t cut it. Why images are better for communicating how we feel.

Some people have all the luck. Really?

This year I have made a promise to ensure my coaching style encourages just a little bit more bravery.

Ditch the idea of creativity needing discipline. It doesn’t. What it needs is its kinder sibling, devotion.

The Ronin. A warrior for creatives souls.

I don’t know about you, but all this fresh start stuff is making me a little edgy…

Why do we place more value and self judgement on relentless productivity? Is this really the model we need to stick to as we face a future with huge personal and global challenges ?