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Are you an anxious creative who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or paralyzed by the project in your heart? Do you struggle with shiny object syndrome, fear of not measuring up, or finding time alongside your full-time work? This contemplative, encouraging conversation offers hope.
Join host Emily Grabatin and guest Jackie Scott—self-published author of seven books and multi-passionate artist—as they explore how a simple 15-minute daily habit transformed creative paralysis into consistent courage.
In this episode, we cover:
- How one focus word became an anchor through creative doubt and discouragement
- Why 15 minutes a day led to more finished projects than years of waiting for "enough time"
- The mindset shift that made hitting publish feel possible (even with anxiety)
- How to know when shiny object syndrome is helping or hurting your creative momentum
- Why your day job doesn't need to be your identity for you to live with purpose
This lighthearted, faith-centered conversation will inspire ministry leaders, coaches, and writers to finally start that meaningful project they've been putting off.
About the Guest: Jackie Scott is an author of several devotionals and artist who creates watercolour and digital art, among many other creative pursuits. Connect with her and find her books at jackiescottartist.com.
CONNECT WITH EMILY:
Website: emilygrabatin.ca
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