73. Embracing A Feminine Approach To Your Art Biz



Sometimes in our creative journey we get drawn into divergent creative paths that don’t always make sense in terms of our existing work or the core money earners in our business.   

 In todays episode steph and I explore our own experiences with recently exploring work that we felt drawn to make and why we feel it’s so important to follow the creative threads and compulsions in our creative practice- because you just never know where they might be leading. 

 We also talk about our experience with working within our own feminine cycles and how we feel that working cyclically is a much better way for us to develop our businesses when compared to the traditional patriarchal business model. 

  • How exploring new creative threads can inform your current art practice.

  • Shifting between new explorative work and the safety of the familiar.

  • What it means to reject the masculine paradigm of making money and step into the feminine.

  • How exploration phases can uncover ‘full body YES’ moments that propel us forward.

I hope you enjoy the episode.

Suse ox




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