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Nov 4, 2024 7 min

Cycle Syncing Creativity

from The Anything Glows Podcast Hosted by Brittany Leonor

Have you noticed that your creativity just isn’t the same every day? And if you push yourself, it actually gets harder and harder to create from a place of ease? I’m going to let you in on a little secret: the trick for effortless creativity is to sync up your work with your feminine cycle. You get to dance with your natural energy fluctuations (instead of fighting them), accomplish all you need to and avoid serious burn out. In this episode we talk about what creative tasks to do in each of your four phases. It’s a short one, but a good one. Grab a journal or get your notes app ready - you’re going to want to jot some things down. Be sure to follow along on social @theanythinglgowspodcast and @brittanysodoraleonor. Take care of your mind, body and soul and I’ll see you next time. Music By @freebeats.io Please note this podcast is meant to be informational, not medical advice. Always speak to your medical care provider to determine what will work best for your body.

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If you’ve spent any time creating, you’ve probably noticed that creative energy is not the same everyday. And this is totally not just in your head - creativity moves a lot like the cycle of feminine energy. And once you begin to work with it and not against it, you can bring so much into the world from a place of ease and alignment.

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