The one thing that we put aside when we succumb under the responsibilities of work, home and life is our creative expressions and our hobbies. And that is what happened to me. I put aside my camera, the one thing that kept me in the zone, as I couldn’t find the time, energy or space in my life for that ( or I didn’t know how to). Not being able to pursue my hobby was an emotional journey. It hurt, day in and day out. Not much later I was showing signs of burnout. I do think that not indulging in my hobbies played a big part in that along with other factors. The joy of continuing on my creative pursuits would have surely made its journey into the other parts that I was struggling with. But I couldn’t see how to then. Even as a coach who's niche is based on creativity, I still get caught up in the busyness of life and sometimes my art can stay on the sidelines. So I have to consciously structure my day to incorporate time for it. So even if you can squeeze in a few moments of your creative endevours, your joys into your day it will help fill your cup.
I am a creativity coach and work with women struggling to find the time, energy, space to pursue their creative endevours or feel blocked in their journey. They’ve had the desire to pursue their hobbies but feel unable to do so and its killing their soul. Should you have questions about working with me, send me a DM and we could schedule a chat