Day 5: Ten Zen Seconds Blogtour with Pamela Yates
Pamela Yates, figurative abstract painter, conceptual artist, andl creativity coach talks with Eric Maisel today about writing and recovery issues.
Pamela Yates, figurative abstract painter, conceptual artist, andl creativity coach talks with Eric Maisel today about writing and recovery issues.
Trista Hill is a self-employed fine artist and musician who posts her more personal issues involving creativity on her blog. She is a professional harpist who plays for special events in the central Ohio area, and is making a CD of her own harp compositions. She creates artwork on commission; her vision it to paint…
Sally Nicoll is the author of Bets and the City, a Bridget Jones meets Wall Street beginner’s guide to day/swing trading known in the UK as financial spread betting. Sally and Eric discuss how traders can profitably deploy Ten Zen Second techniques to improve decision making, cut losses and increase profits.
Doug Eby hosts Eric Maisel today on Developing Talent. Eric and Doug chat about: –how anxiety, depression and other mental health issues affect the growth and expression of creative talents; –how Ten Zen Second techniques can be helpful for dealing with these issues. They also look at how mindfulness has been useful for enhancing access…
Ken is a technical writer, singer/songwriter, Web developer, instructional designer, and non-fiction junkie who blogs about the nature of creativity. What is it? Why do we do it? How can we bring more of it into our lives? He is a co-developer of the Creativity Happens workshop and currently in training as a creativity coach….
Marcia Mauskopf leads a multi-creative life. She photographs weddings and events. She writes magazine articles and poetry, creates bead art, and plays music. Her goal is to document the moments of each day with grace and beauty and she believes in capturing real moments in real time, as well as creating art for the home….
Donna Druchunas is a freelance technical writer and editor and a knitwear designer. When she’s not working, she reviews books about science, religion, and skepticism and mouths off on the Skepchick blog where she is part of a team of thinking women who reject superstition and pseudo-science and prefer to use reason and evidence to…