Do you have a “sacred place” that is just yours?
That allows you to have the space and freedom to work on what is important.
Some of us work in “hot desk” environments. But these seem to be designed more to save money for the industrial corporation complex than for the creative human.
As humans and as creators we need that “special place” where we can bring forth our best work. It is where we can find our “flow”. And not allow the rest of the world to interrupt or distract.
Some of us do our best work in a noisy cafe. We need to be surrounded by humanity and the buzz of conversation. J. K Rowling wrote “Harry Potter” from the corner of a noisy cafe.
Others need silence. A shut door. A cave. Soft light.
Some are inspired by a view of a world from a distance. To watch humanity go past.
As unique humans we need to find our own creative space that works for us.
The importance of a sacred place
In the 1980’s before the advent of the Web, social media and smart phones, Joseph Campbell (the author of “The Hero’s Journey”) shared how he started each day.
This was his way to … Read More