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We get to the true heart of who we are when we do our most creative work.

March 7, 2023


When we do the most creative work that we can possibly do, we get to the true heart of who we are. 

Creating requires openness, flexibility, and ‘not knowing’:

  1. Hold beginner’s mind: Step back from what’s happening so you can see what wants to emerge.
  2. Work with what’s available: encourage what’s under the surface to come forth. 
  3. Admit you don’t know: it opens up space.
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