Wondering why I started this blog? As a multi-passionate creative, I used to be plagued by the idea that success meant choosing one thing and sticking with it. The problem was choosing just “one thing” left me unable to show up in the world as my most authentic, full self. One day I woke up and decided to finally embrace and share all of my gifts. My next thought: I should start a blog as a space for my passions to play. Needless to say, I never looked back.
Much like burnout, creative exhaustion is an unshakable feeling of overwhelm and anxiety that occurs from committing to too many creative projects at one time. These commitments can be your personal projects, collaborations, client work, or a mix of all of the above.
Chances are you’re already thinking about popping champagne on New Year’s Eve and all the goals you want to achieve in 2019. However, if you don’t take the time to reflect and release the energy of 2018, you won’t get that “clean slate” feeling that we all seek as a new year approaches.
Wondering why I started this blog? As a multi-passionate creative, I used to be plagued by the idea that success meant choosing one thing and sticking with it. The problem was choosing just “one thing” left me unable to show up in the world as my most authentic, full self. One day I woke up and decided to finally embrace and share all of my gifts. My next thought: I should start a blog as a space for my passions to play. Needless to say, I never looked back.
