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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2024 · 33 MIN

36 - Protect Your Creativity. What in the World Are You Absorbing?

from Create-Today with Beth Buffington · host Beth Buffington

In this episode of Create Today, we explore the concept of how our creativity mirrors a sponge, absorbing everything in its environment. You’ll discover how our creative minds—absorb both good and bad influences. Listen in and learn easy ideas to ensure your creative sponge is soaking in a positive and inspiring environment. Tune in to discover how to protect and nourish and GROW your creativity! 00:00 The Olympics Were Amazing This Summer 02:14 Will's Hilarious Take on Fencing 03:20 Will's Diving Board Adventures 05:26 Welcome to Create Today 06:07 Children Are Like Sponges 07:45 The Good and Bad of Being a Sponge 08:42 Your Creativity Is a Sponge Too 12:33 External Influences on Creativity 18:45 Internal Influences on Creativity 22:26 Nourishing Your Creative Sponge 22:53 Practical Tips for Creative Nourishment 29:52 Protecting Your Creative Resource 30:17 Thank You for Tuning In Links to Create-Today Get my Free Kickstart Video:
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