Being exposed to less distractions is not going to happen anytime soon, and whether you have 1 interest or 5, figuring out how to prioritize what to focus on, is something many of us can use a little practice on.

In case you wonder about the crossover from creativity coaching to business coaching for creatives, after reading this post, you’ll see why the tools learned in creativity coaching can be the missing link in solopreneurship.

Where do you even begin to figure out how to make your multi passions, skills and interests into a small business that will sustain you creatively and financially? Here’s a great suggestion, and it’s free!

You might not think the words “specialize” and “multi-passionate” belong in the same sentence. However, they can co-exist, and create something really special.

Are you stuck on a creative project, writing a blog post, painting a card, writing a small story, or making a piece of music, a helpful tip for might be to lower the stakes.

In search for inspiration for this blog, I picked up Marty Neumeier’s book “Zag” again, and started to go through the 17-step process for finding your Zag. Only, I’m stuck at step 1 by the question: “Where does your passion lie?”

You live a creative life simply by being human with an imagination, but are you living the creative life you want? Creative living is much in demand. Here are some simple tips for a more creative life

Perfectionism destroys more dreams, art, and brilliant businesses than is good, as well as being the thief of joy. This fear of not being good enough comes in many disguises, so let’s take the mask off and learn how to deal with pesky perfectionism.

As a kaizen-muse creativity coach, I help you get unstuck in your creative process. Creativity coaching focuses on the process and honors the non-linear process of creativity and the creative personality.

Kaizen-muse creativity coaching is about addressing human nature in the process of creativity and the process of building a creative business.

Madremonteartesanias.com is a small webshop based in Austin, Texas, that sells handmade artisan one-of-a-kind products from Colombia. It’s run by the lovely Erin.

Creative work is vulnerable by definition, but when you have to create for a living, that pressure can create blocks only a creativity coach can help you with.

As a creativity coach, I help creatives structure their creative work. You can structure creativity, but you can’t adopt how someone else is creative and copy their creating process.

Ginger Moran is a writer and a book and creativity coach. A book mentor, she now divides her time between writing her own books and helping others write their books.

Jill Badonsy, the founder of kaizen-muse creativity coaching, is one of the most creative people I know. In this interview, she talks about being overwhelmed, perfectionism, distraction, and why she started kaizen-muse creativity coaching.

If perfectionism is holding you back in your creative business or with your creative work, try these 3 steps to move past this fear of not being good enough.

Being creatively stuck can be mistaken for a sign, that it’s time to give up on a dream/goal/project. Being creatively blocked is often due to too much pressure we put on ourselves. I’ll give you a tip you can try, to get creatively unblocked.

It’s easy to spot the benefits of creativity in art, science, and design, but creative benefits are way more than that. Going through a creative process will teach you amazing life skills.