Committing to making a change through creativity – podcast interview
Nurturing Creativity & Courage through committing to making a change.
When was the last time you thought – “I could never do that!”
Have you ever not taken on a challenge because you believed you would fail?
In this podcast interview with presenter Eve Earley of Empowering Change and interviewer Donagh McKeown of Irish Voices podcast series Eve explores the journey within the book “The Artist’s Way” by Julia Cameron.
Why is change so difficult, how do we catalyse the change and who can help us along the way?
Julia Cameron summarises the resistance to change beautifully in this paragraph:
“Creativity involves process, and process involves change. The truism we often hear is that we often resist change because change is difficult or change is painful. This is not quite accurate. It is the resistance to change that is difficult or painful. In the same way, it is the resistance to our creativity that causes us to equate it with suffering.
It is important to remember that “effort” and “suffering” are two different things.”
Journeying through our creativeness (we don’t have to be artists) in a safe and supported way to discover what might be possible.
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Suzanne Murdock
MD & Co Founder
Hi, I’m Suzanne Murdock - Co-Founder & Operator of The Hub Newry, a neighbourhood coworking and flexible workspace in the heart of Newry. For over 13 years I’ve worked closely with micro business owners, remote workers, growing teams and coworking operators, helping create calmer, more sustainable ways of working that support both people and performance. Alongside running The Hub, I also coach and mentor purpose-led business owners and neighbourhood coworking/flex space operators who are often quietly carrying a lot behind the scenes. My work focuses on helping people create more clarity, structure and momentum within real-life time, energy and capacity - without losing the human side of what they’re building. Much of what I write about here explores: • flexible and hybrid working • neighbourhood coworking and local business ecosystems • leadership, energy and decision fatigue • creating supportive environments where people can do their best work • balancing ambition with real life If you’re exploring workspace options, navigating change in your business, or simply trying to create a steadier and more sustainable way of working, you’re very welcome to get in touch. You can connect with me through The Hub Newry or email me at suzanne@thehubnewry.com 💛
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