“Personally, I don’t ever want to run out of opportunities to soar.” ~Andrea Klunder

What is it that you want to try, do or create? And what’s holding you back? Scratch that second question. Simply… what is it that you want to start?

This episode was inspired by clients, friends, members of the Chicago Women’s Creative Collective, my own experiences as a serial “starter”, all of my guests for The Creative Impostor, and especially my conversation in Episode 02 with women’s empowHERment coach, Nikki Nigl.

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“Why would you want to create a TO DO list that never gets any shorter?” ~Andrea Klunder

Resources for you, from me:

• How to Start Audio Course (FREE for a limited amount of time spring 2016!)
• Chicago Women’s Creative Collective on Meetup.com
• Downloadable FREE Yoga Nidra guided visualization practice
• Creative Space Retreat: New Orleans!

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I’d love to hear from YOU!

What do YOU want to start?

Send me a voicemail and tell me about it!

Just click the tab on the right of the screen. A little window will pop up and once you hit record, you can leave me a 90 second message that I can include on a future episode of the creative impostor. Include your name, business and website if you have one or you can just say you’d like it to be an anonymous story.

And if voicemail isn’t really your thing, you can also email me by clicking the contact page

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Our first Creative Space Travel Retreat to New Orleans is in the works! Get the inside scoop…

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My How to Start audio course is designed to help you take those first few bold steps on your creative path no matter what! Truly, I’ve taken all the wisdom from my podcast guests, past teachers and a whole lot of experience with failure AND success. For a limited time, you can be the FIRST get access to this course (totally free) as I create it, in exchange for your generous feedback. Get on the list below!

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This episode was mixed by Edwin R. Ruiz of Mondo Machine.
The Creative Impostor theme music was created by JoVia Armstrong.

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