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For meaningful change we need the potency of the creative.

April 14, 2022


Artists have always been at the forefront of anything new. Freud confirmed this when he said that no matter where his research led, a poet had already been there ahead of him.

When I work with clients, it’s so apparent that deep creativity is not of the head or thinking mind. It comes from an entirely different place.

For meaningful change at either the individual or cultural level, we need the potency of the creative.

In his book, Sacred Economics, Charles Eisenstein wrote, “How beautiful can life be? We hardly dare imagine it.”

Let’s dare imagine it.

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