Inspiration for writers, musicians, fine artists, photographers, coaches, filmmakers, actresses, actors, dancers, teachers, designers, consultants, inventors, entrepreneurs and other creative people
What does holistic success mean to you? How would it feel to feel good about multiple areas of your life, at the same time? To quote motivational speaker and international bestselling author, Lisa Nichols, "Sometimes we're so committed to protecting the image we think we have that we can't create the future we deserve to have."
Do not wait until New Year's Day to make your resolution to express your creativity fully. In fact, do not wait to act on those creative impulses you can not deny. It's time to get radical about your dreams. Let motivational speaker and bestselling author, Lisa Nichols, tell you about it.
And if you don't think you can bring out your gift to the world that you are responsible for birthing, I'll bet Lisa can change your mind! Watch this video and get ready for your breakthrough.
Change your plan if necessary, get good help when you need it, but if your dream is important to you, then it's important. Find true inspiration where you can, and never give up on your goals!
Have you spent more time arguing for your limitations than bringing your creativity? There is a simple solution. Let international motivational speaker Les Brown tell you in this short video.
You've got the creativity, but what about your personal development? "Work harder on yourself than you do on your job ... Make yourself more valuable to the marketplace," says motivational speaker Jim Rohn. Then things will change for you in your life, things will get better for you, including your income.
When legendary poetess Nikki Giovanni spoke at the Free Library of Philadelphia in 2007, she gave this advice for writer's block: write naked. She said, in your room where you normally write, sit in the chair naked. You are going to feel something. You will feel cold or hot or vulnerable to your own imagination ... Then write the words you feel. And in case you think this advice is too risque, I ask: do you want to break through your writer's block or not?