Free Event: Four Steps to Creative Freedom

Are you a creative battling imposter syndrome or stuck in procrastination?

Unlock your creative potential in this FREE 1-hour Masterclass where you'll learn four essential steps to reclaim your creative freedom.

You’ll pick up tools you can use to get the clarity and confidence you need to start creating successfully again.

Don't miss this opportunity to reignite your passion and take the first step toward your creative breakthrough.

Who's this for?

Writers

Authors, emerging writers and people who wish they were writers.

Artists

Painters, illustrators, digital artists, textile artists, mixed media artists and people who wish they were artists.

Hobby creatives

Crafters, sometimes creatives, and anyone who wishes they spent more time creating.

What you'll learn

During the one-hour online event, you'll learn some theory and practical steps to allow you to immerse yourself in your creative pursuits.

Sustain your creative flow

Creative flow is that state that all creatives long for. It's that space where everything around you disappears and you are totally absorbed in your work. Sustaining this, takes effort. You'll learn some techniques that help you to sustain this and ways to tap into it whenever you want.

Embrace experimentation

Experimentation can feel risky when creating, but it is one of the most important aspects of creativity.

During this event you will learn more about why experimentation is so important and you'll get some strategies that you can embrace straight away.

Embed time management habits

Time management can seem counterintuitive to creativity. Creatives often wait until their muse, or the right time comes, to do their writing, art or other creative pursuit. Unfortunately, this means that creativity often comes last leading to disappointment. During this event, you'll learn some ways to embed your creativity time into your daily life.

Overcome mental blocks

Mental blocks are one of the things that most get in the way for creatives. They often see the whole project as too big, or that they don't have the skills, or that someone else is better than them. By learning how to overcome these mental blocks, you will find a joyful way back into your creativity and learn that it is in the act of creating that you overcome the blocks.

About Meg Dunley

Meg is a creativity coach, writer, editor and amateur artist. She facilitates writing retreats and workshop. Meg has worked with creatives for over ten years and knows what it takes to make time for creativity and how to go into it with a joyful and playful heart.