following through on your creativity

In our previous post, we described the three major stages of creativity: Play, Plan and Produce. But how do we move from playing to planning in the creative process? In this video, Charlotte walks us trough the Syncreate Creative Project Timeline Template, which helps us map out our creative projects with a mission statement, specific goals and milestones, accountability partners, and celebrations. In our experience as teachers and coaches, we've learned the importance of identifying micro goals for incremental progress and celebrating the journey along the way. 

How do we put this into practice? It's easier than you think. For example, we know a woman who committed to only four minutes per day and still managed to make major progress on her book project. Knowing she had limited time, she made the most of it using the power of incubation (thinking about her book in the background while doing other things). Then, when it was time to write, she got right down to it and composed three chapters over two months. 

​We offer this template to help you follow through on your creative projects. Email us to get a copy of the template today!

If you're interested in learning more about the Syncreate process, we have a virtual six-week coaching group beginning May 25th via Zoom. We'll offer an in-depth exploration of Play, Plan, and Produce, the stages of creative ideation, project planning, and fruition. Weekly meetings will include experiential exercises and discussion to stimulate your creativity, identify your own best practices, and provide accountability for your creative goals and milestones. 
​Visit our Events page for more details.