by Maxima Kahn | Dec 22, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Inspired Creativity, Soulful Living
We have come to the end of this crazy year 2020. At last. It’s time to take stock, to gather the harvest of the year. It’s time to acknowledge, celebrate, mourn, forgive, release. The hard and awful, the joyful and blessed, the crazy, stressful, beautiful,... 
by Maxima Kahn | Dec 2, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Inspired Creativity
Making art is an evolutionary process. As we create, we grow as artists and as people. We continually evolve, learning new skills, testing new ideas, adventuring into new territory. And we are tried by our materials, by our limits, by our dreams for what we wish to... 
by Maxima Kahn | Sep 15, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Inspired Creativity, Soulful Living
I wrote this post during my free Write Together! event in June. It’s a taste of what can happen when we co-create together and an invitation to keep creating the world we wish to inhabit. Right now I am sitting in a Zoom room with twenty-one other souls,... 
by Maxima Kahn | Aug 13, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Dream Creation, Inspired Creativity, Soulful Living
What constitutes a good day? One in which everything on the to do list is checked off as planned? Or one in which I went with the flow and did whatever I most desire? Which one leads to a day in which I fully lived, tasted, loved? The answer might seem obvious, but... 
by Maxima Kahn | Jul 16, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Inspired Creativity, Soulful Living
I have wrestled with self-doubt most of my life. I don’t remember a time when it wasn’t there. Of course, there are plenty of moments when it’s not there. But so often, there is that nagging feeling that I am not enough. Self-doubt is a painful... 
by Maxima Kahn | May 28, 2020 | Creative Sparks, Inspired Creativity, Soulful Living
Inspired by Responsibility I have been playing, lightly, this month with the idea of responsibility in my creative work. Asking the question: To what and whom am I responsible in my art? Or, for what and whom am I responsible in my art? That might sound paradoxical,...