At Breathing Space Creative, we are always prioritizing emotional freedom and mindfulness practices for burnout prevention in creatives. By creating a space that fosters authenticity for everyone, it easily fuels the work we do. While this is a strong value for us, we recognize that there are many creatives who may not have spaces to show up authentically as themselves. Especially if they have a job that drains them.
In this episode of The Balanced Creative, we are asking you, What does authenticity mean to you? And how can you protect that in an environment that isn’t accommodating?
When you can no longer grow in an environment that seems to be holding you back, it can be hard to overcome self-doubt, or embrace positivity within your creative projects. That’s why it’s important to stay true to your vision and realign with yourself, until you are able to leave this environment, or change it.
In this episode we will discuss:
Finding flexibility within your environment in places you’ve never looked
Addressing where we are looking to get our needs met
How easily we compromise our authenticity without realizing it.
Limiting environments can really test your boundaries. Check out our free worksheet on infusing rock solid boundaries into your daily life to remind yourself of the space you need!
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