by admin-eric | Oct 25, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Many artists do not recognize the extent to which they are silenced, in their life and in their art, by the unconscious injunction not to make waves and by the corollary injunctions not to speak, not to have a point of view, not to have a voice, not to lead, not to...
by admin-eric | Oct 17, 2014 | Fine Arts America
This first appeared on Recovery.org: 5 Simple Tactics for Creating in Recovery 5 SIMPLE TACTICS FOR CREATING IN RECOVERY Many ghosts, demons, and new challenges confront a creative person when he first enters recovery. On top of all the common challenges that any...
by admin-eric | Oct 10, 2014 | Fine Arts America
This post first appeared on Recovery.org. Is Artistic Success a Risk Factor for Addiction? ARTISTIC SUCCESS AS A RISK FACTOR FOR ADDICTION At first glance it might seem that a creative or performing artist who manages to achieve significant success might reduce his...
by admin-eric | Oct 3, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Deadlines provoke anxiety! Learn from how working artists deal with the anxiety of deadlines. Jerry explained: The thing that works best for me is to have a written calendar that I can look at all at once with all the year’s deadlines written down. If I need to...
by admin-eric | Sep 26, 2014 | Fine Arts America
If you’ve ever had problems with meaning, I recommend my new book to you that just came out this weekend! It’s called Life Purpose Boot Camp and it’s really worth your time and attention. Take a look here: Here’s one idea from the book, the idea of meaning...
by admin-eric | Sep 19, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Artists, like all human beings, have multiple life purposes and various ways of describing their purposes. Have you ever tried to articulate your life purposes? It’s an excellent and even a life-changing exercise to try to state your life purposes and to then go one...
