Creativity always involves risk. At some point, you have to take the leap and trust that things will work out. Most of us aren’t naturally inclined to enjoy risk; it feels scary and unpredictable. We like to be in control, but creativity requires stepping into the unknown.
What would you try if you had no fear? In this article, Nina explains how creating ANYTHING is always an act of courage because it requires us to step into the unknown and embrace the creative process.
You don’t have to be anyone else to become a great communicator, presenter, or leader. If you want to effectively connect with an audience, you simply need to amplify the best parts of who you are.
How do you use pitch, volume, tone, and pace to keep people hanging on your every word? Nina breaks down how you can use expressiveness to transform your meetings and presentations.
Love is in the air. It’s February! It’s easy to think that the opportunity for creativity around Valentine’s Day is in crafting cards, making homemade valentines cookies or planning the ultimate date night. But, what
It’s the New Year, time for the annual game known as “New Year’s Resolutions.” The game goes like this. On December 31st, you make all these promises to yourself and plans. And for the first
I recently was asked, “How can I improve creativity in my life if I’m not an artist.” I was delighted by this question because the reality is that most of the time when we are
How is the river of your life journey moving right now? Is it flowing, rushing, babbling, churning, roaring, raging, tumbling? Or maybe its meandering? When you look at a river, you see the ebbs and
“I’m not one of those creative types.” “Sure, I made something that I posted online just for fun, but I’m really not that good at art.” “I used to do a lot of creative writing,
I think it’s time we face the truth. Curiosity did not, in fact, kill the cat. Actually, studies will say that staying curious for as long as possible can actually have positive effects on your
Without play, we cannot find joy or happiness. We need play. But, as adults, almost none of us prioritize play. We calendar in time for exercise and work and we might find ourselves mindlessly scrolling
Recently, my eleven year old decided to start journaling. He had never journaled before, but he was chatting with me about all the thoughts that he had in his head and how they sometimes can
