Sarah Kreuz is the host of the Art of the Unknown Podcast, a travel and spirituality podcast about traveling inwards, outwards & onwards.
In this episode, Sarah discusses:
-How the Art of the Unknown Podcast was born when she decided that she needed to dive into something creative without worrying about the outcome.
-Some of the things that held her back from initially creating the podcast and continuing to create and share it.
-Where she is physically as well as spiritually.
-Her advice for people who might be scared of stepping into the unknown.
-How she started eating fish after being a vegetarian for 16 years.
-The importance of just trying something new, even if you are going to be bad at it.
-The power of one positive comment from someone you trust about your creativity.
-One of her toughest creative moments in her “den of sorrow.”
-The painful experience of having creativity inside of you, but not knowing the way it is supposed to come out.
-Not feeling guilty about creating for yourself, first and foremost.
-How her throat chakra is finally open!
Sarah’s Final Push will encourage you to accept the fact that you are going to be scared and just go for it!
Quotes:
“I just want to dive into something creative and not really care about the outcome. Just see where it goes.”
“It’s turning into a healing process more than anything else.”
“I never used to consider myself a creative person. I just didn’t think I could do it. I shut myself off completely to even going in that direction.”
“I felt like there was something that I wanted to create and I really knew there was something inside of me wanting to come out, but I just didn’t know what it was.”
“I’ve given myself permission to make whatever the hell I want.”
“It has given me a sense of confidence, that who I am, what I have to say, what I have to think, and how I feel is worthy of having space in the world.”
Links mentioned:
“Big Magic” by Elizabeth Gilbert