Wabi Sabi, the Japanese wisdom about finding beauty in simplicity, appreciating the imperfection, impermanent, and incomplete nature of life, is such a useful, and to me natural, way to approach creative entrepreneurship.

Being a creative thinker, having a creative mindset, is a subject that is important to many of my clients, and myself, especially if it means having trouble staying focused on work, related to building a business.

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

Our creative minds love new ideas that turn into new projects. But how do you manage multiple creative projects, and long enough, to see results before you succumb to the temptation of a new project?

By separating the different processes involved in your online business, it hopefully becomes a little easier to make sense of the work that needs doing.

You can definitely create a distinctive business using your multiple passions and skills, it’s more about what it is you offer and how you do it.

Branding multi-passions in one business is a challenge for many of us multi-passionate creatives, so here’s a look at ways to blend multiple passions into one brand.

How to do marketing when I have multiple passions/interests, many things I can do, and many things I like and can talk about?

"Clarity is the hardest thing of all," says Julian Barnes. He could be right. Few people I know have a clear idea about what they want. In this blog post, I share 5 ways you can try to help you get clarity as a multi-creator

Having a creative mindset means living with a mindset that allows you to think, feel, and express yourself creatively, and doing that consistently. It’s a mindset that is open and not fixed or closed.

Often my creativity coaching clients struggle with working consistently towards their goals and dreams in a way that isn’t overwhelming.

A Vision Board is a great way to visualize how you’d like your new small business to be, and to create an emotional connection with your brand.

Embracing my multiple passions with confidence has for me, and most of my multi-passionate clients, been the hardest thing about being multi-passionate.

Setting clear boundaries, in a multi-creative business, is how you prioritize what’s important and what isn’t. Is it easy? Heck no. So, here are 3 tips to help you.