Creativity Episodes

"You don't regret the things that you did; you regret the things you never did.” – Magda Kay

“When you can love yourself, that love is the gift and the treasure you never ever let go.” - Dr. Kyomi O’Connor

“Morning pages saved my writing life.” - Liz Mugavero

"Improv is play, it's playing as an adult with everything … it's in a supportive place and there's not really many places where you can just go hey how's it going? I'm a robot and I got sausages for hands and everyone's going to agree with you." – Keith Saltojanes

“It's selfish if you don't become the best version of you for other people.” – Kevin Dupree

“Through drumming, I found my voice in many different ways.” – Clementine Moss

"Working hard and really putting in the effort and training yourself to be what you want to be can yield the results that you want." – Steph Katzovi

“Email is still king in terms of getting a hold of people. Second only to texting a person on their personal phone number…if you're giving somebody your email address, that means you're serious about what they've got, and that's a responsibility that people need to take very seriously.” - Stephanie Cansian

"Your story might be the lifeline someone out there needs." – Tyler Wittkofsky

“You are more original than you think you are.” – Ken Lizotte

“You are a lot more fortunate than everybody in the cemetery.” - Joe De Sena

“Even with business stuff, we have to listen to our gut just as much as we do when we're writing.” – Amy Wallen

“All of us have experiences and challenges. The baggage and drama are optional. It's all in how you choose to look at your life.” – Clay Boatright

"I truly had a radical healing by a radical God." - Sharon Hughes

“Worrying is a down payment on a problem you may never have.” – Allison Graham

"When you focus on the reader's experience, a lot of things take care of themselves for you in ways and manners that you can anticipate." – Andrew Kap

“Curiosity can and will change the world.” - Shana Francesca

“Show up as who you were created to be.” – Teresa Velardi

“Bad things happen to good people, but it's really how you deal with that adversity and overcome it.” - G.S. Gerry

"Fear kills fun." – Mike Montague

"Your creation gives you feedback on where to go." - Michaell Magrutsche

"True love is willing to sit down and have an honest and diplomatic conversation about what you're actually feeling and thinking." - Angeline M. Hart

"Writing groups have been a great way to improve my writing and get feedback. It really helps to have a deadline and fellow writers to hold you accountable." – Kimberly Sullivan

"Don't allow fear to dictate your output." - Bridget Cook-Burch