We were all creative as kids—so why do so many of us lose connection with our creativity?

Join me for a dive into our relationship with creativity. Through journaling, meaningful conversation, and some light, intuitive artmaking (no experience needed), we’ll investigate our narratives around creativity and discover how we can infuse more of it into our lives.

If you’re looking to experiment more, reconsider your assumptions around creativity, and connect with a sense of play and adventure, this group is for you.

What to Expect:

• Guided journaling

• An inclusive space for open conversation and reflection

• Real-world connections with a creative community

• Light, intuitive artmaking (no experience needed)

• Leave with an idea for infusing more creativity into your coming week

About Your Host:

Hi, I’m Anna—a writer, creativity group facilitator, and former "down-to-earth, business one" of the friend group. As a kid, I was effortlessly creative. I danced, wrote stories, and subjected my parents to endless performances of original comedy skits. But by the time I reached college, I didn’t consider myself creative at all. Creativity was for certain types of people, and I was not one of them.

After years of wading through these narratives and habits holding me back from being creative, I launched The Creative Life to continue the journey with others. Currently, I'm into improv, found poetry, and crochet, plus I think I'm on the brink of an abstract collage phase.