Course Content
Discussion Circle
Hello there creative peeps. This is the beginning of a beautiful three-part adventure—one that’s all about achieving your crafting goals, obtain clarity and prioritise all your creative projects. The Creative Clarity Blueprint will give you a clear path to creative success. We’ll kick things off with our Discussion Circle, where we’ll dive into meaningful conversations that inspire and encourage. From there, we’ll move into the Workshop , where you’ll get hands-on with tools, ideas, and activities designed to support your journey. Finally, you’ll step into the Quest Classroom, where you’ll have the chance to put everything into practice in a fun, supportive way. This isn’t about being perfect—it’s about showing up for yourself with kindness, curiosity, and a little bit of sparkle. ✨ You’re in the right place!
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Welcome to the Journey
Understanding Creative Clarity
Online Discussion Circle 6 September 2025
Workshop
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Creative Decision Wheel
Creative Decision Wheel Results
Lets Implement
The Creative Journey – Clarity Blueprint
About Lesson

One of the most powerful tools in this workbook is the Creative Decision Wheel, designed to help you gain insight into your creative journey and set intentional goals.

The Decision Wheel includes eight key categories, each representing an important aspect of your creative life.

These categories serve as a guide to help you assess where you currently stand and what areas need more attention or focus.

In this lesson you’ll find detailed descriptions of each category to give you a clear understanding of what they represent.

By reviewing these categories and scoring each one, you’ll be able to identify your top three priorities—the areas that truly matter to you right now. This will provide clarity on where to focus your energy so you can make the most of your creative time.

ACTION TO TAKE

Review the 8 key category descriptions and consider how important each topic is to you right now in your creative journey.

  • Using a scale of 1 to 10 (with 1 being the most important and 10 being the least), rate each category based on its significance to you.

  • Jot down some notes as you go and write your scores in the circles provided.

 

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