The Creativity Coach

Why is it so hard to say "I am an artist" and not cringe in the process? We talk about that on our season 2 opener, as well as some strategies to work around IMPOSTER SYNDROME! 
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In the last episode of season 1, Yoni talks about how to know when to walk away from the project you're working on. Then Yoni goes on a side tear on biopics about musicians, how the Boss is making some odd choices these days, and what may lay ahead for Season 2!

Yoni shares his idea of Odd Christmas/Even Christmas, and talks a bit about not losing faith in your creative abilities even if they have been dormant for a while. 

If you're a listener of the podcast Threedom then you already know about Jitterbug. And if not, then boy do you have something to be thankful for today! 

...In fact, we probably should stop using AI completely. You know how you can't remember anyone's phone number anymore, or use GPS to go to the same place you've been 17 times before? Do you really want to outsource the part of your brain that expresses your innermost thoughts and feelings? Warning, this episode is a bit of a rant, and I want to stress here that everything presented in this episode is my opinion and not based in thorough research! 

Cultivating quiet and letting your ideas speak through you rather than the other way around + we debut our new podcast theme song by the wonderful Tiffany Topol! Follow her on the socials @tifftopol or go to tiffanytopol.com And while you are at it, check out thecreativitycoach.org! That's right, we got the domain now babyyyyy

Sooner or later we all hit a wall in our creative practice - maybe it feels like we've run out of things to say, or there are just too many options in front of us and we end up with choice paralysis. There are no easy answers, but the Creativity Coach is here to help guide you through writer's block.

In this special Thursday episode of The Creativity Coach, I reflect a little bit on what it has meant to have a para-social friendship with Marc Maron, addiction and recovery, and being a "Southwest Jew."
Thanks for 16 years of service Marc, I am going to miss you!

How do we keep our momentum up after the initial rush that comes with launching a creative venture, and how do we prevent ourselves from fixating too much on the finished product? This episode gets into it! 
 
 

How do you reconnect with your creative spark when you feel like you really just aren't a creative person? The answer: anxiety baby! Lets wrest some control over our anxious self and use that energy to fuel some creativity.