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A Creative Life by Nherie

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Welcome to the Living a Life of Creativity | A Creative life by Nherie newsletter for the month of July.

For several months, I found myself increasingly dissatisfied with a project that was separate from my creative pursuits. Maintaining a balance between my creative journey and practical responsibilities, such as paying bills, has always been a challenge regardless of the season. There have been times when the scales have tipped, leaving me scrambling to regain that equilibrium. I've experienced moments of intense sadness and frustration, to be honest! However, this is not the end of the journey. Through self-reflection, prioritizing rest, and dedicating myself to journaling almost religiously, I recently had a breakthrough. I'm excited to share some of these insights with you in this updated newsletter.

I'm grateful for this dedicated email list, consisting of a few individuals who are truly committed. I have high hopes that something I share will resonate with you.

Wishing you endless inspiration and radiant vibes!

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Handmade Creative Journals

This summer, I am working on creating compact creative journals that blend the essence of traditional journaling with the art of scrapbooking. These journals, known as Recycled Creative Journals, will be ready for purchase in mid-July.

Creative Recovery Lesson

I recently wrote a blog post sharing the reasons behind my decision to dissolve my monthly creative group. It turned out to be a valuable lesson in the importance of reevaluating and not rushing the creative recovery process. Despite its challenges, this experience taught me some positive insights.

Book Club Notes: July

During my week-long trip to Pennsylvania, I had the opportunity to explore a delightful, cozy store that showcased a wide array of exquisite artisan crafts. This visit was part of my regular "Artist Date," a personal commitment I make to myself once a week. If you're curious to learn more about this practice, you can find additional information here.

It's Never Too Late... Or Is It?

In this blog post, I delve into the popular saying "It's Never Too Late" and its impact on my life, both in negative and positive ways. Join me as I challenge this notion and explore its nuances.

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Nherie

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Hopewell, VA 23860

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