One of the key ideas behind the Creative Recharge Programme is the assertion that whether or not you consider yourself ‘creative’ (which to some people might mean you like to draw and doodle, to others it means you’re an entrepreneur, to others it means you’re in a band and others it means something else entirely), EVERY SINGLE person has areas of their life where they are not yet fully harnessing their limitless, innate creativity.
For the people who don’t already work professionally in the arts, such areas might be most obvious - they may want to be more actively engaged in art, music, design, dance, comedy. These are the kinds of people who might say ‘I’m not creative’. What they actually might mean, however, is that they want to be more regularly writing music, finally finishing and publishing that book they started, showing up powerfully as the rockstar top-performer they know themselves to be, or finding a way to practise their music around a busy family and work life.
For those already working in the arts, however, their areas for creative development may be a little less obvious to them, because on the surface they may not ‘count’ as creativity.
Many professional musicians and artists are very competent and confident in a relatively narrow use of their creativity as it relates to their craft, but whilst on the one hand they may consider themselves a ‘creative’, they may also find professional relationships challenging. They may not have a very solid grasp on their own finances. They may have very fixed thinking around what may be possible for them in the next 5 years. They may have issues with their health, business or productivity habits. They may feel contained by very negative self-talk. They may be extremely cynical and judgemental about the state of the industry they work in. They may take life, business career or relationships way too personally and seriously. They may be their own harshest critic and be sabotaging their own progress as a result.
Our assertion is that each of these areas can be transformed and recreated by tapping into or ‘recharging’ your innate creative energy.
These are just a few of the topics we explore in the Creative Recharge Programme.
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Angi Scott is an outstanding coach and gifted entrepreneur who runs programmes teaching people to create wealth. She runs numerous high-performing businesses and this is what she had to say about The Creative Recharge Programme...