Something that can help if you’re not feeling that great today. Everyone is different but some things can work for everyone.

Once you start your creative project, you want to finish it. Imagine how it would feel to see your film on the screen, to hold your book or hang your painting on the wall. It feels amazing, doesn’t it?

When we enjoy our business or what we do, it’s amazing, right? We’re in the flow, time flies and we feel extremely satisfied by the end of the day.

But what if this feeling is gone?

If you’re reading this, you’re a creative person at heart. Otherwise, you wouldn’t even wonder how to bring creativity into your life.

Perhaps you read Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert or The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron and understand that creativity comes in a different form.

It was then I took a book with me that I was given by my friend. First chapter was on gratitude. I thought I had nothing to be grateful for.

What do you imagine when someone says: live a simple life? There was a time when I imagined a woman living in the countryside who had to get up every morning…

It’s in human nature wanting to feel good. 

What if joy can be more intentional than an accidental event? Here is how.

Do you have time for good things? Or do you focus on what’s not working in your life? We often do the latter. Here is how to change that.

Christmas time can be exactly what you want it to be. These are five questions to ask yourself.

Join me in celebrating the “birthday” of my new book— A Tiny Book of Joy: 10 Ways to Bring More Joy and Creativity to Your Day - Every Day

You don’t need for something to happen to feel joyful today. If you feel a notion of doing something, it means that you can absolutely have it in your life.