Let's talk about the weight of creative fear—that flutter in your chest when your cursor hovers over the 'publish' button. That midnight worry about whether your words are enough. That constant dance with fear that keeps you from fully expanding into your creative space.
Because what if I told you we're all out here trying to decode virality when the real revolution isn't about content at all?
While everyone's chasing The Algorithm™ (gasp), there's this underground movement of creators doing something wildly radical: just being human. Just being messy. Just being real.
I've been there. I've felt that contraction. And I want to share something deeper than just "feel the fear and do it anyway." Because maybe—just maybe—those creative blocks aren't actually blocks. Maybe they're your soul whispering "hey bestie, we need to rest and integrate our mind and body today so we can create from an expansive space tomorrow."
This is what I dealt with all of 2024. Fear of missing out, while simultaneously battling a fear of starting. So, today, I’m giving you all of the tips and tricks that helped me overcome it:
Journal prompts that help you listen to what your creative spirit is really asking for (below)
A content exploration guide that feels like playing instead of pushing (below)
The exact somatic practice I use to get out of my head and into my body before creating (in this video)
A 10-day meditation series that meets you exactly where you are (delivered fresh each day for the next 10 days)
This isn't about becoming a different creator. It's about becoming more fully yourself.
It's about understanding that your fear isn't something to battle—it's a part of you asking to be heard. And I want to show you how to listen.
Join us in this gentle revolution. We're building something real here. Something true. In a world of AI-generated everything and perfectly curated feeds, being a messy human hitting publish on your weird thoughts is actually revolutionary.
And you belong here too.
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