What If Prioritizing Your Creativity Was A Slam Dunk?

 
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About three days into our Shelter In Place order here in Dallas, I noticed my neighbors purchased a free-standing basketball hoop for their pre-teen sons.

Our local park removed hoops from the backboards on the court to help enforce social distancing.

“Our boys wouldn’t last a week without this outlet!” my neighbor said.

He had no mind drama about it. He knew that for his family’s mental and physical health, this purchase was crucial. So he ordered the driveway basketball set-up.

The boys have been out shooting hoops and blowing off steam every afternoon since and I’m sure more peace prevails in their home because of it!

Are you giving yourself permission to take good care of your physical, mental and emotional health these days?

Are you giving yourself permission to spend time with your creative endeavors?

Whether you’re sheltering in place, working from home, home-schooling your kids, or are one of our national heroes, serving on the front-lines in hospitals, grocery stores and other essential businesses ~ are you practicing good self care by spending even small amounts of time with the creative outlets your crave?

If so, congratulations! You know the power of giving yourself permission to say yes to creative exploration, enrichment and purpose!

If you’re having trouble getting to your creative endeavors consistently, if procrastination, perfectionism, inner critic and overwhelm are holding you back, there are two ways I can help.

If you haven’t already joined me for my free
 
Magic Action Masterclass
for Multi-Passionate Creatives
,

I invite you to sign up for the next one happening
Wednesday, April 22nd at 11am (cst).

You’ll learn a few of my favorite methods for focusing in and jumpstarting your creative process.

I have a treasure chest of tools and techniques that will help you make prioritizing your creativity a slam dunk!

And that’s never been more important than it is right now.

xoxo ~ Jill

 
Jill Allison Bryan