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A single moment of judgment can close a creative door that takes years to reopen.
Aimee Carlson explores how early criticism, disappointment, or silence can shut down creativity and disconnect us from our natural expression. Through Rich Wright’s childhood story and her own experience as an art teacher, Aimee reveals how these old wounds shape adult creative patterns and how reclaiming creativity becomes an act of healing.
This episode invites listeners to reconnect with what they loved before judgment stepped in and to take one small step back into that spark. It wraps with a reminder that creativity and life force are intertwined, and that the door to expression still belongs to you.
Your creativity never left. It has simply been waiting for you to return.
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With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com in Billings, MT for their collaboration.
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