Discover Your Creative Process

Set up a course journal to capture insights and progress, then finish your work by integrating creativity into everyday spaces and seeking one-to-one coaching if you need guidance.

Embrace making bad art as a deliberate practice to overcome fear and invest fully in your work. Develop your own creative process, discover quirks, and find genius in mistakes.

Keep the bad art and unfinished pieces; they fuel future projects. Store discarded songs, lyrics, melodies, and notes in garage band folders or Evernote to revisit later.

select a small circle of three to five peers to give specific feedback on your work, then weigh expert opinions by studying one respected creator's process to foster growth.

Learn to fund art with intention and planning, not impulse. Analyze your numbers, set a price and plan for repayment, and invite trusted voices to guide decisions.

Develop a long-term development-based vision for yourself as a person and artist. Imagine where you’ll be 15 years from now, journal it, and share it with friends to guide growth.

Set a regular time and place for writing to train mind and body for consistent creativity. Allow deliberate deviation from the pattern to spark new ideas.

Discover your creative process by setting a higher bar after success, tracking your process, and revisiting projects to rewrite and improve, proving you can surpass your best work.

Create with an audience in mind by identifying who this is for, their particular circumstances, and how love guides you to speak clearly.