Soulful Stories Podcast
How to manage an internal critic? An inspirational short story on how to manage internal or external critics and keep chasing your dreams .
How to manage an internal critic? An inspirational short story on how to manage internal or external critics and keep chasing your dreams .
The Artist and the Critic story. Soulful Stories P2.
I trust stories and parables have special powers to heal us and inspire us in an unusual way. So if you like it - share it. But most importantly, keep doing your little crazy creative things. Despite what the critics say. Their souls are just starved and empty, and all you can do is to pity them and let them go. Possibly there is a journey ahead of them.
When I first wrote my first book it was like candy floss, sweet and sticky. Sweet from the achievement, sticky from the imperfectness and the internal and external critics I faced.
Proud of my Dreamford story, I shared it with everyone I knew. Some clapped their hands just to acknowledge the work that had been done, some, despite not doing much beyond the minimum required in life, had most to say about what a story should be like. Then it was so funny to discover the split: those who have never done anything creative picked one word or sentence to criticise for the sake of it. Then, some who work the hardest on creating their own plans and goals said, “Wow, it takes courage to do something out of nothing.”
Then a little story came to my mind about the Critic and the Artist…
Transcript available on my blog page.
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Why am I writing stories?
Simply because it's soo much fun! Writing stories is like coming into a new reality, when you create new world and enter it safely for a minute or two or a bit longer. Stories were always with me. My grandma was a super creative woman, always ready to tell me and my cousins goodnight stories. My favourite was about “Tomcio Paluszek” (.PL), which means Little Tommy. Tommy was wandering around the forest and lost his way… another storyteller was my dad… reading us stories about Mr Goat travelling to his dream city “Pacanow”. My dad always recalls that I would not go to sleep until he read me the story again and again… so here I am, adult me, now writing stories and making things up out of the blue...
Links to my socials:
BLOG: www.kinga.blog
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/stayhappyandcarryon/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/StayHappyAndCarryOn
My bookstore:
Dreamford - Work and Live with Purpose https://a.co/d/3rF1Ex1
The Sacred Mountains - https://a.co/d/bPOmgtu
How to manage an internal critic? An inspirational short story on how to manage internal or external critics and keep chasing your dreams .
The Artist and the Critic story. Soulful Stories P2.
I trust stories and parables have special powers to heal us and inspire us in an unusual way. So if you like it - share it. But most importantly, keep doing your little crazy creative things. Despite what the critics say. Their souls are just starved and empty, and all you can do is to pity them and let them go. Possibly there is a journey ahead of them.
When I first wrote my first book it was like candy floss, sweet and sticky. Sweet from the achievement, sticky from the imperfectness and the internal and external critics I faced.
Proud of my Dreamford story, I shared it with everyone I knew. Some clapped their hands just to acknowledge the work that had been done, some, despite not doing much beyond the minimum required in life, had most to say about what a story should be like. Then it was so funny to discover the split: those who have never done anything creative picked one word or sentence to criticise for the sake of it. Then, some who work the hardest on creating their own plans and goals said, “Wow, it takes courage to do something out of nothing.”
Then a little story came to my mind about the Critic and the Artist…
Transcript available on my blog page.
x
Why am I writing stories?
Simply because it's soo much fun! Writing stories is like coming into a new reality, when you create new world and enter it safely for a minute or two or a bit longer. Stories were always with me. My grandma was a super creative woman, always ready to tell me and my cousins goodnight stories. My favourite was about “Tomcio Paluszek” (.PL), which means Little Tommy. Tommy was wandering around the forest and lost his way… another storyteller was my dad… reading us stories about Mr Goat travelling to his dream city “Pacanow”. My dad always recalls that I would not go to sleep until he read me the story again and again… so here I am, adult me, now writing stories and making things up out of the blue...
Links to my socials:
BLOG: www.kinga.blog
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/stayhappyandcarryon/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/StayHappyAndCarryOn
My bookstore:
Dreamford - Work and Live with Purpose https://a.co/d/3rF1Ex1
The Sacred Mountains - https://a.co/d/bPOmgtu