Broom music,
wd-40, and
radio daydream
Hi,
Since I spoke with you last, I had the thrill of hanging my wild abandon paintings complete with a little champagne reception, in a favorite restaurant called Girard Gourmet. This was made possible by a favorite place I teach, The Athenaeum School of Arts in La Jolla.
AND I had the honor of teaching an online Wild Abandon workshop at Omega Institute, which has been a dream of mine for many years. A little audacity can go a long way.
And then I had a creative block.
Ideas for my podcast, A Muse’s Daydream, had been rolling out like newspapers off a press for almost a year, and then they dried up, blew away, and are probably stuck on the windshield of someone’s car. All that planning, workshopping, and champagning occupied my daydream space and left no vacancy for ideas.
Ideas for my podcast, A Muse’s Daydream, had been rolling out like newspapers off a press for almost a year, and then they dried up, blew away, and are probably stuck on the windshield of someone’s car. All that planning, workshopping, and champagning occupied my daydream space and left no vacancy for ideas.
If you want, you can become a subscriber of a Muse’s Daydream at your favorite Podcast Platform: Apple Stitcher, Spotify, etc. Click below to access all my podcasts!
All podcast episodes and pathways to creative sanity are based on principles, tools, and liberating, thoughts from the Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coaching Certification Training. In its seventeenth year. More about KMCC here.