Wildly Creative Life with Brooke Schultz

Control vs. collaboration: How to Create with Other Human People (Rebroadcast) | Ep 240

Feb 29, 2024

What happens when your creations involve not only inanimate objects like paints or flowers, but HUMANS too?

You need to be a diva who's uncompromising in her vision, but you also need to collaborate. In this episode we talk about the two kinds of things in the world, how humans can be both, and which category we're...

Boredom, Wandering and White Space (Rebroadcast) Ep 239

Feb 22, 2024

Boredom is almost extinct in our modern lives and we’re paying the price in our creative work.

If you’re bored with your creative output, the ironic cure might be actively seeking out boredom, white space, and wandering. But HOW can we include these when we have to get.stuff.done? And when does wandering become...

Creativity in Winter: How to Embrace the Fertile Darkness ep 238

Feb 15, 2024

The creative process is often painted as eternal bloom; we see only the polished, finished work in carefully curated highlight reels in an endless scroll. But the incubation and quiet that has to accumulate over a seed before the bloom is just as vital to its growth as the vibrant blossoming.

Often, in talking to...

Unlock Your Creative Language (Rebroadcast) | Ep 237

Feb 8, 2024

Each artistic medium has its own language -- words are only one language.

You have a language, a dialogue with your creativity, a back and forth exchange within your creative niche. Maybe it’s the way you use color, light, line, form, gesture, sound. Maybe it's a little something else.

In this episode we...

Everybody skips this phase of creativity (incorporate it + watch the brilliant ideas come!) (Rebroadcast) | Ep 236

Feb 1, 2024

Have you ever had an 'aha' moment? An idea that just came to you? How did it come? In this episode you'll learn which phase of the creative process everyone skips and underestimates (plus how incorporating it consciously is gonna give you way better ideas and more of 'em), why being a workaholic is actually terrible...