Feeling creatively rusty? This short bonus episode gives you a gentle way to begin again.

Drawn from Episode S1AEP1: Reclaiming Your Creative Spark, this challenge—The Art of Noticing—is an invitation to slow down, pay attention, and make space for those quiet creative flickers you might normally miss.

Whether you're starting fresh or easing back into your practice, this is a perfect spark to begin.

The Art of Noticing is your Take-Home Spark from Episode S1AEP1.

This bonus episode walks you through the challenge so you can try it again or use it as a standalone moment of creative reflection.

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I created this first Take-Home Spark to be gentle, grounding, and completely pressure-free.

We often think we need to “start big” to feel creative again. But true momentum usually begins with just a flicker of curiosity—a passing thought or a quiet question that catches your attention.

A simple notebook and a moment of presence can reconnect you with your creativity. Writing things down gives your ideas form and flow. It honors your inner voice and creates space for new sparks to emerge.

Thanks for giving yourself this space to reconnect. I’m so glad you’re here.

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S1AEP1: Reclaiming Your Creative Spark

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