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If you’ve ever wondered why the most visible part of creating feels like the whole story, you’re in the right place. You’ll explore how implementation isn’t just building but also includes a gentle evaluation stage that helps you decide whether to keep moving forward or circle back to earlier insights. You’ll hear how deciding when a project is truly finished can be as personal as choosing to let go, and how a new creative cycle can begin the moment you wrap one up. Come on in, settle into the conversation, and feel the warm invitation to keep shaping your own creative path
In this Episode“The person making the work gets to say when it’s finished; you’re done when you say you’re done.” — Monette Satterfield
- How the implementation phase turns creative ideas into something real, and why it’s more than simply “doing the work.”
- Why rewriting, editing, and refining your first draft are all natural parts of the creative process.
- How publishing, selling, marketing, and sharing your work can become new creative processes of their own.
- How to navigate outside opinions and expectations while staying connected to your own creative instincts.
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About the Hosts
Nicole Fende is a published author and board game designer. Monette Satterfield is an artist working outside the velvet rope. Together they host Holding Creative Space, a podcast from Creatopia, an imprint of Tesseray Publishing.
Keep creating. We are holding the space.
