stargardener's conscious living
"Unlikely adventures require unlikely tools." -Mr. Magorium
“Thereby [she] is driven to entertain [herself] alone and acquire habits of self-help; and thus, like the wounded oyster, [she] mends [her] shell with pearl. … Our strength grows out of our weakness.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Continue reading “clamoring & contractions”Braveheart, I have been sharing about my right brain planning practice for almost two decades. In that time I have never attempted to define it beyond collage-planning and allowing self-compassion & expression to be a guide.
During the past two years, I have discovered new language for right brain planning via reading Feel Something, Make Something by Caitlin Metz, and Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff.
Continue reading “self-compassion & right brain planning”
“Most of the time, we approach our tasks with the mantra of, “this better work.” Far better to say, ‘this might work.’ [the slogan for a scientist, an artist and a linchpin].” -Seth Godin
Braveheart, everything is an experiment: everything from the mundane details to life-changing choices. And everything cycles through darkness and light.
Continue reading “there is no one-and-only; everything cycles through phases”