There’s a confusing moment many people experience as their income grows.
On paper, things look better. You’re earning more than you ever have before.
And yet…
You still hesitate over small amounts
You save in ways that don’t even make sense anymore
You sometimes spend more than needed — just to feel normal again
Visualisation: emotional calibration for nervous system conditioning Read More »
There’s a confusing moment many people experience as their income grows.
On paper, things look better. You’re earning more than you ever have before.
And yet…
You still hesitate over small amounts
You save in ways that don’t even make sense anymore
You sometimes spend more than needed — just to feel normal again
Why You Still Feel “Weird” Around Money — Even When You’re Earning More Read More »
I recently attended an online webinar by Bob Proctor, and something shifted in me — not in a loud, dramatic way, but in a quiet, unsettling, deeply honest way.
Because what I realized is this:
I don’t lack ideas.
I don’t lack talent.
I don’t lack opportunities.
I lack alignment.
And once you see that, you can’t unsee it.
Why Asking for Money Feels So Hard for Artists Read More »
If you’ve been following my work for a while, you’ve mostly seen my hands — painting, layering, stitching, building pages.
But not so much my face or me talking about myself.
This conversation with Kate for the Making Zen retreat is one of those rare spaces where I sat down and shared my journey openly — not just what I do, but how I think, how I arrived here, and what truly shifted things for me.
From IT to Intuitive Art: A Conversation That Reveals What You Don’t Usually See Read More »
There’s a confusing moment many people experience as their income grows.
On paper, things look better. You’re earning more than you ever have before.
And yet…
You still hesitate over small amounts
You save in ways that don’t even make sense anymore
You sometimes spend more than needed — just to feel normal again
Visualisation: Become the artist you are meant to be Read More »
I recently attended an online webinar by Bob Proctor, and something shifted in me — not in a loud, dramatic way, but in a quiet, unsettling, deeply honest way.
Because what I realized is this:
I don’t lack ideas.
I don’t lack talent.
I don’t lack opportunities.
I lack alignment.
And once you see that, you can’t unsee it.
What I Realised About My Art Practice After This Webinar Read More »
Over the last few months, I’ve been noticing something about myself.
My mind has a habit.
It goes straight to the problem.
Not slowly. Not occasionally.
Automatically.
Something doesn’t work → I start thinking why it’s not working.
What’s wrong.
What’s missing.
What I don’t have.
When I Stopped Looking at Problems (At Least in My Art) Read More »
For a long time, I thought my problem was simple:I was thinking low of myself. I could hear it in my thoughts.That quiet, constant undercurrent of inferiority. Even when I was doing good work… even when I was creating, showing up, building something — I still felt like I wasn’t enough. And slowly, I started seeing a
You’re Not Stuck Because of Talent — You’re Stuck Because of Identity Read More »
Do you save tiny scraps of paper, fabric, or lace because they felt too beautiful to throw away…
…but then never actually used them?
Most artists have a growing pile of leftovers—pieces that don’t fit anywhere but still feel valuable. Over time, those scraps become clutter instead of inspiration.
This is where mini collage clusters can completely change your creative process.
Instead of waiting for the “perfect use,” you can turn those fragments into small collage clusters—ready-made collage embellishments for journals, paintings, and mixed media artwork.
If you’ve been searching for how to use paper scraps in art, this is one of the simplest and most satisfying ways to begin.
A Practical Guide to Shifting Your Mind from “Not Enough” to “More Than Enough” Many of us grow up with a quiet belief running in the background of our lives: There isn’t enough. I will fall behind. Others have more opportunities. I must hold on tightly to what I have. This is called a scarcity mindset.
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