Episode 195: Reclaiming Creativity in Midlife: It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again with Maureen Spielman
What if you are far more creative than you have ever allowed yourself to believe? In this solo episode of Mystical Sisterhood®, Maureen Spielman explores how childhood experiences, comparison, family roles, school environments, and early criticism can shape the stories we carry about our creativity. When we are told, directly or indirectly, that we are not artistic, talented, intelligent, or imaginative, those labels can quietly follow us into adulthood.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
How childhood conditioning can shape your creative identity
Why believing “I’m not creative” may be an inherited story rather than the truth
How comparison and criticism create lasting artistic wounds
Why creativity includes far more than traditional art forms
How midlife can become a season of reclamation, reinvention, and rebirth
Maureen Spielman is the Founder of Mystical Sisterhood® and a Life Coach. Follow her on Instagram and visit her website.
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More from Maureen about this episode…
I have definitely touched upon this topic before but the reclamation of our creativity and our intelligence is so key to our foundational belief systems that I think it’s worth talking about again and again. So many of us learned that we were not creative in our youth and I believe it robs us of what’s inside and what wants to be expressed. We have to reclaim and teach ourselves again that we are indeed creators by nature. A key to doing this well is to not compare yourself to others. Whatever it is that comes from your heart and soul is meant to be expressed and shared to the degree you want to share it. Join me on a mini solo episode into celebrating our collective creativity!
