“Fear of failing, fear of rejection, fear of being shamed… they are all normal fears that can interfere with your creativity when they are turned from normal into paralyzing fears, freezing instead of energizing your creativity.”
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Emotional Health & Creative People
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See related article for much more: "Are Certain mental disorders linked to creative genius?" http://thecreativemind.net/101/certain-mental-disorders-are-linked-to-creative-genius/
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There isn’t just one way to think about mental health. Today adults and children in distress are presented with a single picture: that they have some “mental disorder” requiring “medical treatment.” In this groundbreaking symposium, top experts from around the world challenge this paradigm, present alternatives, and provide you with the tools you need to live a healthier life. Learn about this mental health revolution from its front-line leaders!" [Live conference is over - recordings available.]
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"No matter what, the first moments of my day are dedicated to breath, meditation, and silence." Musician Bibi McGill goes on to explain why self-care and meditation are important to her: “I am an artist and I am creative; I am a Scorpio, so I definitely have a tendency to be very emotional and all over the place..."
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