Creativity Lives Here

Sign up for my newsletter by going to: www.leahsalinas.comSign up for a free Connection Call here: bit.ly/connectwithleah —Lately I’ve been exploring how I can make different areas of my life (my business, my creative projects, this podcast etc.) feel more sustainable. Not sustainable from an environmental perspective (that’s awesome as well, but a different conversation =)), but sustainable in a way that allows me to show up for all of these things consistently and with a sense of joy. I’ve found that communicating with our creative endeavors is a beautiful way to gain insights into what our creative projects really need from us. Which in turn allows us to create from a place of greater harmony, ease and flow. In today’s episode I’ll be sharing what this “communication” process looks like for me so you can apply it to your own creative projects as well! Today’s episode is also the Season 2 Finale! I’ll be sharing my future plans for the podcast (don’t worry, it’ll be coming back =)) and also how we can stay in touch until Season 3. A big thank you from my heart to yours for being on this journey with me. I’m grateful to each and every one of you! FIND MEwww.leahsalinas.comInstagram: @leah_salinasTHINGS I MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE*Ep. 18 Sustainable Creativity with Melissa BloomSign up for my newsletter by going to: www.leahsalinas.comSign up for a free Connection Call here: bit.ly/connectwithleah —This podcast has been edited and produced by René G. Salinas. —*Disclaimer: This podcast episode is not sponsored by any of the brands or products mentioned. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ASHLEY’S FREE GIFTRATE AND REVIEW THIS SHOW ON ITUNESSIGN UP FOR MY MONTHLY LETTER I’m so delighted to share another beautiful and inspiring conversation with you today.This one is with Ashley DePaulis, who is a Body Muse, Movement Alchemist, and Somatic Embodiment Practitioner.  Ashley helps high performing women transform stress & enhance energy holistically. Inside the Vital Body Method, her signature program, she teaches you how to activate your body’s natural healing state for growth and expansion by feeling, processing and understanding the energy being expressed through your body so that you can align with your most vital self.I’ve spoken before about how I believe that how we feel in our bodies is directly correlated to our ability to tap into our peak creative potential. Ashley’s work is a really important piece of that puzzle. It’s all about learning how we can connect with our bodies so that we can be present in the here and now and also create a feeling of safety within. When we feel safe in our bodies, we also feel safe to express ourselves creatively. Which is one of the topics that we dive into in today’s conversation.Some of the other things that we talk about are: How to access your deeper gifts Ashley’s program, The Vital Body MethodLetting the kid within winThe power of DANCEAshley’s number one tool for moving beyond creative blocks  And so much more.Let’s dive in, and enjoy the show!! If you loved this episode you might also love:Cyclical Creativity with Fabia Bachmann, Cyclical Living & Menstruality Expert and Yoga Teacher FIND ASHLEYIG: @ashley.depaulisFB: Ashley DePaulisLinkedIn: Ashley DePaulis, MPHTemp. Website: https://ashleydepaulis.ck.page/vitalbodyFIND MEwww.leahsalinas.comInstagram: @leah_salinasTHINGS WE MENTIONED IN THE EPISODESomatic EmbodimentThe Vital Body MethodWheel of LifeCoherent breathingHabit stackingSol Rising—This podcast has been co-produced and edited by René G. Salinas, www.rgsalinas.com  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today I’m sharing a conversation with Joseph Santos who is an actor in LA. Joe and I originally met at an acting class and we were also in a play together a few years ago. He’s a wonderful actor and something that I’ve always really admired about him is his commitment to the craft of acting. I think you’ll really get a sense of that when you listen to him speak today. Some of the things we talk about in our inspiring conversation are:Imposter syndromeThe importance of being in class and “opening up the shop” What it’s like to work with Ethan Hawke Joseph’s work with writing his first pilotAnd, how candles can help with creativity =)Joe is such a wise, smart and passionate human being with a great sense of humor. I think you’re really going to enjoy today’s conversation and all of the nuggets of wisdom that Joe shares. Let’s dive in! IF YOU LOVED THIS EPISODE YOU MIGHT ALSO LOVE:Answering a Creative Calling with Actor & Producer Raphael Corkhill FIND JOSEPHInstagram: @agedinoak FIND MEwww.leahsalinas.comInstagram: @leah_salinasTHINGS WE MENTIONED IN THE EPISODEThe War of Art by Steven Pressfield Molly’s Game (the film) Joseph’s first feature film: “The Kid” directed by Vincent D’Onofrio Claire De Lune —This podcast has been edited and co-produced by René G. Salinas, www.rgsalinas.com  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you have more questions for Fabia? Send me an e-mail or a DM on Instagram and I’ll collect them for a possible Part 2 of this episode!Send an e-mail Send a DMToday’s conversation might just shift the way you experience the world. That’s what it did for me. Fabia is a Cyclical Living and Menstruality Expert, Yoga Teacher, Economist and is currently also studying Psychology and Religious Studies at the University of Zürich. A big piece of Fabia’s work is about seeing the menstrual cycle as the gift that it truly is. In today’s conversation we dive deep into what that means and so much more.Some of the things that we talk about are: How we can integrate cycle awareness into what can feel like a very masculine world Practicing menstrual awareness at the workplaceWhat the “four seasons” of the menstrual cycle are and how you can apply this awareness to your daily life How we can apply this wisdom to our creative process & projects What a “feminine” yoga practice looks like Fabia is an absolute joy to listen to and shares about this topic with so much wisdom and humor. One of the things that I love about Fabia’s work is that she makes cycle awareness feel so accessible. I walked away from this conversation feeling like I could easily start applying some of the concepts into my daily life. And I think you’ll feel the same way!If you loved this episode you might also love:Creating Every Moment with Savanna Jones-Martin, Vocalist, Producer & Embodiment CoachFIND FABIAWebsite: www.threerivers.space Instagram: @fabia.adaira FIND MEwww.leahsalinas.comInstagram: @leah_salinasTHINGS WE MENTIONED IN THE EPISODEWild Power by Alexandra PopeThe Forest AppUma Dinsmore-Tuli PhD, Well Woman Yoga Therapy, Yoni Shakti (her book)Anodea Judith Miranda GrayFlo LivingDr. Libby Weaver —This podcast has been co-produced and edited by René G. Salinas, www.rgsalinas.com  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Click here to rate & review the show on iTunesSign up for my newsletter by going to: www.leahsalinas.com--I recently took a a 3-day mini-vacation and was reminded of the powerful effects that taking a break can have on my creative potential. Even though my inner critic tried to convince me that “NO ONE would listen to an episode about vacations because that just sounds SO BORING” I still felt that it was important to show up for this solocast and share my thoughts on what creativity & vacationing have in common. Enjoy and if you haven’t taken a vacation in a while, maybe, just maybe, this little chit-chat will inspire you to do so May this support your creative life, and feel free to get in touch if you have any questions!With so much Love,LeahFIND MEwww.leahsalinas.comInstagram: @leah_salinasTHINGS I MENTIONED IN THE EPISODEClick here to rate & review the show on iTunes—This podcast has been edited and produced by René G. Salinas.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.