Sensitive Creatives Meetup MAY 23

This month’s topic was

THE ART OF LETTING THINGS GO

Hosted by Eleanor Chaney

Artist and Creativity Coach

Find support as an HSP creative with people who get it.

Join creativity coach and artist Eleanor for this monthly gathering of likeminded thoughtful, sensitive souls.

This month the topic was:

The Art Of Letting Things Go: How do we let go of what no longer works and move forwards with our creative journey?

As sensitive creatives we invest a lot of ourselves into our projects. We pour time, energy, money and hope into things, and there is often a gap between beginning something and seeing the outcome of our efforts. So how do we know what we should let go of, when is it the right time to do this, and how do we go about it?

In this free session we:

  • Looked at the common reasons creatives struggle to move on or let go of projects that are no longer serving them.

  • Explored the notion of ‘sunk-cost fallacy’ and how this might be showing up in your work.

  • I shared some examples of aspects of my creative career that I struggled to bring to an end, and the positives that came from finally letting go

Sign up for the replay to open up how you can let go of the things that no longer serve you, and make time and space for the creative acts you care about!

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    Hello sensitive creative!

    I’m Eleanor Chaney - an artist and creativity coach with 15 years experience in sharing the creative process with thousands of people.

    I’m also a highly sensitive creative who understand the challenges of being a sensitive artist. But with this experience I’ve come to see my sensitivity as one of my biggest strengths.

    I’ve been a self-employed artist since 2009 and my own journey has included:

    - Working as a full time artist, sharing my own artwork through exhibitions, residencies, funded projects and through selling work online.

    - Gaining qualifications in art up to MA level, in counselling skills, and as a teacher and trainer for people aged 16+ in the arts.

    - Working as a creative practitioner teaching art and craft subjects for people of all ages including in formal education, community and adult education, for museums, galleries and arts organisations.

    I support sensitive creatives to embrace who they are, find the approaches that work with their personality, and learn to trust themselves on their creative path

    so they can make what really matters to them.