From Destruction To Creations: Destroyed trees in city park carved into beautiful works of art. Devastation from fierce storms prompts something beautiful to be created out of the destruction. Sometimes, bad things can be turned into something useful, even beautiful. Mourning the loss of these sacred trees was surely a dark time for Amboy Illinois residents, but it's what happened next—how the people chose to respond to the tragedy that makes my heart soar. It's an inspiring example of allowing the light of possibility to shine through the darkness of defeat. See also the tree sculptures that were created. Flavor 18: Composition
From: Flavours of Thought, Recipes for Fresh Thinking—By Tom Evans 20 Questions—Be Inspired! Fiona Robyn has something to share with you about writing and the fear of failure and overcoming it with these useful tips. Freedom for...
What do you really want when you want freedom?—By Kevin Nixon Creativity Triggers for College Students
Having taught college students for 30+ years, Edward Glassman, PhD provides guidance to college students about staying creative in school. Wild Mind: Living the Writer's Life
On NaNoWriMo, Personal Writing Style
By Natalie Goldberg—What's your personal writing style? Delve into the meaning of your own writing style. BTW, NaNoWriMo stands for "National Novel Writing Month". A Guided Imagery On Nourishing The Artist Within
Have someone read this guided imagery exercise to you as you relax in your chair, couch, etc., and imagine yourself in the setting described. The words should be read calmly by the reader. Give it a try—you'll like it!