ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Are you tired of feeling like your corporate job is suffocating your creative spirit? What if I told you that some of the most popular advice on cultivating creativity might actually be holding you back? In this episode of Sōl Talk, we're diving into three hidden traps that can sabotage building a creative practice and what you can do that will be more supportive as you continue on your journey.
Join Simone as she explores daily rituals and habits that you should avoid when trying to nurture a consistent creative practice alongside your corporate job. Discover practical insights and actionable tips to help you find a balanced approach to creativity that truly supports your unique path.
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