Choosing creativity & music over society's 'safer' options with Sara Belle

Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text!If you’ve ever entertained the idea of a creative career or wanted to pursue a creative interest but put the dream aside in favour of a more sensible path, allow me to introduce you to Sara. After a decade spent unable to fully acknowledge her talent as a musician, listening to well-meaning friends and family who urged her to choose a 'safer' option, Sara Belle was jolted awake by the passing of her father and forced to question all her decisions up to that point. Was this really how she wanted to spend the rest of her life, shying away from her love of bass-playing and believing she wasn’t good enough to succeed in the music industry? Or could she give herself permission at long last, not only to pursue her dream but to then go on and help others strengthen their own creative power through her coaching? Claiming your creativity doesn’t mean you need to turn it into business or even a side hustle - simply saying yes to a part of you that has lay dormant can transform how you show up in the world, give you a sense of fulfilment and consequently change your life…To hear more of Sara's music go to https://www.saara.co.uk/To work with Sara as a Creative Coach or join the Ctrl Alt Now community, click hereSupport the showHouse of Voltage is the home of quiet rebellion — where people done with ordinary come to redesign their lives on their own terms.Hosted by Zoe, Aliveness & Identity Coach.Find your people. Go deeper.→ Discover which Quiet Rebel you are: Take the Free Quiz → Read, listen and reflect: Join us on Substack → Come inside: Voltage: After Hours→ Coaching: Book a Free Call Ordinary is optional.(*Please note these show notes have been updated retrospectively to reflect the evolution of The Mischief Movement into House of Voltage)