In this episode Carina Maiwald talks to me about her own journey into the wild in the company of free horses,  shedding the skin of her old self as an acclaimed and multi-award-winning equine photographer. She shares some marvelous insights into what wild horses can teach us about ourselves as artists and the creative process. We  also talk about authenticity and how to show up authentically on social media as artists and why it's okay to step into certain roles in the process.

You can find Carina's work on Instagram:
https://instagram.com/carinamaiwald?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Let me know what inspired you listening to this interview.
I would love to share thoughts and stories with you on Instagram: https://instagram.com/yourwildcreativeself
Love, Eva

In this Episode I am fortunate to have US-born author and book coach Emily Tamayo Maher as my interview guest.
Her book "The Meaning Method" provides a spiritual path to writing and publishing for aspiring authors. She talks to me about what led her to link the system of the chakras to the art of writing. We also touch upon the importance of curiosity in the creative process, the difference between traditional ideas of coaching and coaching for artists- and many other inspiring topics.
You can find her book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09D191T6N?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420
Here is the link to the Free Writing & Yoga Staycation she mentions in the interview: https://meaning-method.ck.page/f33962cfa5
And of course you can find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.tamayo.maher/
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Let me know what inspired you listening to this interview.
I would love to share thoughts and stories with you on Instagram: https://instagram.com/yourwildcreativeself
Love, Eva 

Let me know what inspired you listening to this interview.
I would love to share thoughts and stories with you on Instagram: https://instagram.com/yourwildcreativeself
Love, Eva

When we come (back) to art at a later stage in our lives, the game is a little different compared to that of a young person. Imagine a child walking up to an adult proudly showing a newly drawn scribble of a drawing-chances are high that it will be praised for it rather than criticised. Now imagine yourself walking up to your next door neighbour or your colleagues at work with your freshly painted picture and all your insecurities of whether or not this is good enough-  reactions are likely to be a little different.
When we have only just  rediscovered art for ourselves we need to be careful with who we share it with. And we need to be careful when we bump into old versions of ourselves, they might not wish us only the best on our new journey.

I would love to share thoughts and stories with you on Instagram: https://instagram.com/yourwildcreativeself
Love, Eva 

Let me know what inspired you listening to this interview.
I would love to share thoughts and stories with you on Instagram: https://instagram.com/yourwildcreativeself
Love, Eva