The Creative Switch

Nikki Vallance
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Welcome to The Creative Switch, the podcast for people who have always followed the safe and sensible path in their careers yet find themselves yearning for something more. If you're someone who feels unfulfilled due to unexpressed creativity, then you've come to the right place. Ready to unleash your creative potential and join me on this creative adventure? The show is dedicated to exploring how to ignite your creative spark and allow it to flourish in every aspect of your life - whether it's in your career, your hobbies or your daily routine. I’m Nikki Vallance, your host and a switcher myself. I switched on my creativity after a successful corporate career to become a published novelist and I'm here to inspire you to do the same. You’ll learn: • How to overcome the fear of switching on your creativity • How to find new ways to satisfy your creative needs • How to share your creations with others and make an impact • And much more! You’ll hear: from amazing guests, some, who are switchers themselves - those who have taken the leap and either switched on their creativity, or have now switched to a life where creativity is in everything they do. Through their inspiring stories, our conversations delve into the mindset, habits, and practices that have allowed them to unlock their creative potential and lead fulfilling lives. Others are therapists, educators, mentors and experts in the creative space who will provide insight, support and inspiration to fuel your creative fire. The episodes explore the how, what, why, and who of creativity through engaging and relaxed conversations, which get to the core of what it means to be creative. So if you’re ready to switch on your creativity and live a more fulfilling life, join me on The Creative Switch. Sign up now for all the podcast news https://www.nikkivallance.com/the-creative-switch-podcast/ Join The Creative Switch Community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecreativeswitch or Follow me on: IG: https://www.instagram.com/nikki_vallance TW: https://www.twitter.com/Nikki_Vallance FB: https://www.facebook.com/NikkiVallanceAuthor/

  1. 5 DAYS AGO

    The Hidden Cost of Not Starting Over: 3 Hard Truths from a Surgeon-Turned-Creative

    The Hidden Cost of Not Starting Over: 3 Hard Truths from a Surgeon-Turned-Creative What happens when a paediatric trauma surgeon dares to leave it all behind in search of a more authentic, creative life? In this episode boldness takes centre stage as Louise Morris shares the harsh realities of embracing radical change. The conversation explores the emotional toll of staying in a hard earned but unsustainable role, the paralysing perfectionism, and the sacrifices required to step away from external validation. Through Louise's candid reflections, you are invited to consider the risks and rewards of forging a new path, discovering that genuine fulfilment demands a whole lot of courage to start over. Louise Morris Bio: Louise is a poet, storyteller, educator, craft-dabbler and community-gatherer who used to be a consultant paediatric, neonatal, and trauma surgeon. After 18 years in the NHS caring for children and families, she now writes full-time, with a focus on decision-making, career transition, feminist leadership, and everyday joy. Alongside her writing, she is developing a portfolio of work that includes reflective writing circles for clinicians, strategic support for women in leadership, and in-person gatherings for creatives seeking deeper connection. Louise lives in rural Nottinghamshire with her husband and two young children, and serves as a non-executive director at Lemon Jelly Press CIC, a small independent publisher with a mission to amplify unheard voices. Episode Chapters with time stamps: 02:49 - The Edge00:18 - Reconnecting with Creativity06:21 - The Courage to Create: Louise's Journey13:14 - Exploring Creativity and Career Paths19:37 - Rediscovering Creativity Through Writing24:23 - The Art of Decision Making in Surgery31:45 - The Human Connection in Medicine33:48 - Finding Connection in a New World37:00 - The Journey of Fitting In44:11 - Navigating Change and Embracing Creativity45:03 - Creative Adventures - going back to singing Four Creative Nuggets: “When that fixed term post ended last July, I made a decision not to apply for any more jobs and I came home to my children.” — Louise Morris “There was a little bit of me thinking, now that I'm finished training and I've ticked off all the boxes I had to tick to get to here, is this it? Is this my life for the next 20 years?” — Louise Morris Talking about not taking up a permanent role. “My goodness, it's been such a gift not doing that. I feel like I've woken up to Mary Oliver's one wild and precious life.” — Louise Morris In a high pressure, high commitment career, “You don’t have space to think about who you are and what you want… You don’t have that time to breathe.” — Louise Morris Links: Louise Morris https://lulamorris.substack.com/ a...

    50 min

  2. 2 FEB

    How Xenia Davis Created Space for Creativity And Why You Can Too

    How Xenia Davis Created Space for Creativity And Why You Can Too What if the real secret to creative transformation lies not in doing more, but in allowing yourself the space to say yes? In this episode, Xenia Davis shares how stepping back from rigid plans and inviting spaciousness into her life led her from self-doubt to a thriving career as a community song leader. Through her story, you’ll discover how making room for possibility—emotionally and practically—can open the doors to confidence, community, and joy, even in the face of uncertainty. Guest Bio: Xenia Davis is an experienced song leader and workshop facilitator with a passion for bringing people from all walks of life together to sing in harmony. She uses her warm and inclusive style to create playful and supportive spaces for people of all levels of experience to explore their voices and enjoy singing together. Xenia is a member of the Natural Voice Network and strongly believes that everyone can sing and should have opportunities to do so. Her teaching style reflects this inclusive approach. She teaches everything by ear, so it doesn’t matter whether or not you have previously learnt to read music. Xenia currently runs 4 regular community choirs across south London (Sydenham, Catford, Peckham and Streatham), and works with over 180 singers a week. Her choirs have performed at a wide range of events from supporting local community fairs to performances at venues including the Southbank Centre, Southwark Cathedral and Lambeth Country Show, as well as occasional singing flashmobs. In addition to this she has led singing at Stonehenge as part of the winter and summer solstice celebrations, organises highly popular residential singing retreats, and runs workshops at workplaces, weddings, festivals and community events. Her earliest musical memories are of dancing round the living room aged 3 in Mozambique, where she was living at the time, to gorgeous harmonies from the South African musical Ipi Ntombi. She has been singing for as long as she can remember, and can also (rustily!) play clarinet, piano and guitar. Aside from music, her background is in youth and community work, social action, participation, and training and facilitation. Episode Chapters with time stamps: 02:03 - Creative News in The Edge06:22 - Introduction to Xenia Davis: Embracing Community Singing10:42 - The Turning Point: Embracing a New Passion22:03 - Exploring the Essence of Creativity29:44 - The Importance of Overcoming Self-Judgment34:16 - The Value of Creativity in Education40:54 - Exploring Creative Connections through Singing45:56 - Creating Space for Creativity46:44 - Creative Adventures Four Creative Nuggets: “Together we can make a sound that we can’t make on our own." — Xenia Davis "I’ve got a bit more spare time in the day to start thinking about what could I do.” — Xenia Davis “A really big part of a tricky warm up game is feeling okay and being able to laugh at ourselves and thinking, oh, that didn’t quite go right. But that’s okay… we’re...

    51 min

  3. 19 JAN

    How Rebecca Lacey Turns Collaboration Into Creative Courage

    How Rebecca Lacey Turns Collaboration Into Creative Courage Collaboration can provide the support you need to transform fear into bravery. In this episode actor, coach, artist, and poet Rebecca Lacey shares how trusted networks and friendships, creative partnerships, and her work as a life coach have sustained her across her acting, fine art, and poetry. From secretly beginning her professional acting career at fifteen to navigating motherhood, coaching, and exhibitions, Rebecca reveals how leaning into support and offering it to others creates resilience and joy. Her journey shows that courage grows when creativity is encouraged, nurtured and shared. Guest Bio: Rebecca Lacey is an Actor , Artist , Poet and Life Coach . She has been a professional Actor since her youth, working across all mediums. She has appeared in many popular television shows with over 40 credits to her name and a Bafta longlist nomination. She has been in over 25 stage productions including the West End ( The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, Dead Funny ) and most recently at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon and the Barbican . Her Art is expressive and gestural using colour and form. Her practice begins by connecting with a playful sense of awe with the world , both within and around her. Nature is a constant source of inspiration and an urgent motivation. She tries not to “think too hard”, believing it is in the gaps between conscious thoughts where creativity can grow. She studied Fine Art Foundation at Richmond School of Art and has subsequently been self-taught . She has had 3 solo exhibitions since 2020 , 2 at RuptureXIBIT Gallery, in London, where she was also currently Artist in Residence. She has participated in several group shows in London and has a representation at Saatchi Art online. She has been a working Life Coach for 20 years with a Foundation and Masters qualification from ITS. She has 2 poetry pamphlets out and has had several poems published. She lives in S.W London with her husband and 2 children . Episode Chapters 00:17.68 Finding Support for Creative Endeavors 03:53.22 The Importance of Support in Creativity 12:13.90 The Turning Point of Motherhood 18:15.45 The Journey of a Life Coach 21:50.16 Turning Points in Life and Career 26:39.52 Exploring Art and Poetry During Lockdown 31:02.96 The Intersection of Art and Audience 38:26.14 The Phases of Creativity 42:14.88 Our Uniqueness 46:28.15 Creative Process: Embracing Imperfection 53:01.81 Embracing Creative Opportunities 54:23.45 Finding Creative Support Four Creative Nuggets: "I was going to the theater whenever I could, was still in touch with all my friends. I was really on top of what everyone was doing, what was happening, what the new plays were. I was really, really connected." Rebecca Lacey "A friend of mine who's an artist and runs a small art gallery came over and said, can I see your foundation work? So I showed her and she said, this is great. I want you to do an exhibition." — Rebecca Lacey “We had a group show called Many Actors Make Art. And there were 70 actors who also paint beautifully. And everybody was different and it was wonderful.” — Rebecca Lacey “If one person says, ‘I like that,’ then you’ve won. That’s enough to keep going.” — Rebecca Lacey Links: Rebecca Lacey Acting Website: https://rebeccalacey.co.uk Art Website: a...

    1 hr

  4. 5 JAN

    Finding Balance: Juggling Creativity and Work with Nina Lenton

    The Myth of Creative Balance with Nina Lenton What if chasing creative balance is actually what’s throwing you off course? In this episode of The Creative Switch, creativity coach and former marketing project manager Nina Lenton unpacks the myth of balance, and shares how embracing life's different phases, custom systems, and imperfect rhythms can unlock deeper creative flow. From her Friday morning ritual to her journey through regulated industries and motherhood, Nina offers practical insights for creatives navigating idea overload, neurodiverse planning challenges, and the tension between paid work and passion projects. Whether you’re stuck in overwhelm or resisting structure, this conversation invites you to rethink what balance really means—and how to reclaim your creative agency on your own terms. Guest Bio: Nina Lenton is a project manager and coach who works with creatives and creative thinkers (who have a lot of ideas). She helps them to get clarity, take action and find headspace so they can achieve their business goals AND enjoy being creative. She believes that we are all creative, and that we all have our own form of creative expression and unique mix of creative thinking styles. As well as untangling creative brains, she enjoys writing, photography and drawing penguin doodles. Her creative rediscovery started over 10 years ago when she signed up to do a ’30-day challenge’ and started a blog - writing a post or poem every day during that time. That challenge led to more creative experiments with photos and writing, as well as helping her realise that her project management skills were really useful to people who have a lot of ideas. At the time she was freelancing in marketing and communications, which she still does occasionally. Her focus changed last year when she trained in coaching skills and also gained a certification which enables her to use Creative ID (creative thinking styles) with her clients. She now offers coaching, practical planning and mentoring sessions, gives talks and runs workshops about creativity and creative thinking styles. She recently published a book of her penguin doodles. Episode Chapters with time stamps: 00:18 - Finding Creative Balance01:28 - The Edge - Creative news04:10 - Balancing Creativity and Work05:15 - Nina's Definition of Creativity12:15 - The Origin of Nina's Coaching15:15 - How Creativity Coaching works19:58 - Overcoming challenges in a creative business26:03 - Untangling Creativity: Structuring Support for Aspiring Creatives29:09 - The turning point of earning from your creative passion35:40 - Understanding the Balance of Creativity and Business37:38 - Exploring Creative Expression40:06 - What's next for Nina's own creative projects42:26 - Creative Adventures - Finding balance Four Creative Nuggets: "I see it as phases… sometimes I’m doing something more for the money than the love. You need a foundation to be able to do the playing—until that playing makes you money." —Nina Lenton "Everyone’s creative. And when you know what your way of being creative is, find ways to do it!" —Nina Lenton "For me... from a freelance perspective... I see it as a portfolio in an ever changing balance.'—Nina Lenton "You're not likely to get me to do anything on a Friday morning because that's when I will go for a walk and take some photos… it's just become a thing." —Nina Lenton Links: Nina Lenton https://www.ninalenton.co.uk/ a...

    48 min

  5. 08/12/2025

    Comedy Agent to Novelist: Hannah Begbie with 3 Hard Truths About Switching Sides

    Comedy Agent to Novelist: Hannah Begbie with 3 Hard Truths About Switching Sides What happens when the person behind the scenes decides to step into the spotlight? In this episode, Hannah Begbie—former comedy agent turned award-winning novelist—shares the emotional and professional recalibrations required to move from representing creatives to becoming one. Through three hard-won truths, she reveals the identity shifts, mindset traps, and unexpected freedoms that come with switching sides. From near-missed opportunities to the myth of innate talent, Hannah’s journey offers a candid, resonant roadmap for anyone considering a creative pivot later in life. Hannah Begbie Bio: Hannah Begbie studied Art History at Cambridge University before working as a talent agent representing award-winning television writers and comedians for more than a decade. While developing her debut novel Mother, she won the City University’s Novel Studio Prize for New Writing. Published by HarperCollins in 2018, Mother went on to win the Romantic Novelists’ Association Joan Hessayon Award for New Writing. It was Book of the Month on Mumsnet and a pick for Fern Britton’s inaugural Book Club for Tesco. Hannah’s second novel Blurred Lines was published in July 2020. It was a Clare Mackintosh Book Club pick and won Woman and Home’s prize for Best Psychological Drama of 2020. Hannah is currently adapting Mother with Tom Edge and Clerkenwell Films as a television drama for the BBC. She has worked in writers’ rooms and is developing several comedy dramas with leading TV producers. The Last Weekend published on 10 April and is Hannah’s third novel. ‘ She lives in London with her husband and their two sons. Episode Chapters: 00:17 - Intro01:59 - Creative news in The Edge05:57 - The Journey of Creativity: From Agent to Novelist16:38 - The Transition to Writing26:11 - Becoming a Published Author39:21 - Fostering a Creative Mindset45:00 - Navigating Creative Challenges47:00 - Creative Adventures Four Creative Nuggets: “I grew up believing that creativity was something you were gifted before birth… like blue eyes or brown eyes.” —Hannah Begbie “The only thing that can really keep you going in a situation like that is just grit and faith—getting up and failing and getting up again.” —Hannah Begbie “I was in a silent room with a blank page… and it was an immense cultural shift for me.” —Hannah Begbie “You’re not going to be able to do this unless you back yourself—because no one else is going to do it.” —Hannah Begbie Links: Hannah Begbie https://www.hannahbegbie.com/ https://www.instagram/hannahbegbie/ The Edge Rediscovering Creativity in the Age of Generative AI | Psychology Today United Kingdom AI for Enhancing—Not Replacing—Human Creativity | Psychology Today What is creativity without sweat and tears? — Harvard Gazette Creative Adventures a...

    51 min

  6. 24/11/2025

    Writer's Block to Breakthrough: Insights from Best Seller Emma Stonex

    From Writer's Block to Breakthrough: Insights from Emma Stonex Episode Summary: If you’ve ever felt creatively adrift after a big win, this episode will speak straight to your soul. Emma Stonex—Sunday Times bestselling author of The Lamplighters—joins me for a candid, deeply resonant conversation about the emotional terrain of writing, the grief of letting go of a beloved project, and the quiet magic of finding your way back to joy. From pen names and bonkbusters to lighthouse keepers and revenge thrillers, Emma’s journey is a masterclass in trusting your instincts, honouring the muse, and knowing when to walk away. It’s one of those episodes that lingers—and might just unlock something you’ve been stuck on. Emma Stonex Bio:  Emma Stonex was born in 1983 and grew up in Northamptonshire. After working in publishing for several years, she quit to pursue her dream of writing fiction. The Lamplighters was a Sunday Times bestseller and has been translated into twenty-five languages. Her second novel The Sunshine Man was published earlier this year. She lives in Bristol with her family. Episode Chapters with time stamps: 00:17 - Balancing Creativity and Focus13:51 - The Journey to Becoming an Author16:25 - The Journey to Writing My Own Book33:25 - Exploring Creativity: A Journey Through Writing38:05 - Navigating Creativity and Contractual Pressure43:10 - The Journey of Writing: From Inspiration to Reality Four Creative Nuggets: 1. “Creativity is ultimately a two-way street… hoping to sort of hold hands with somebody that I've never met.” —Emma Stonex 2. “Writing was an opportunity to express myself without any pressure… there was a real lovely refuge in that.” —Emma Stonex 3. “It was just this really gentle, organic, lovely journey of learning… and it was a proper love affair.” —Emma Stonex 4. “Just be honest. If you're trying and it's not working and it's not coming, the wrong thing to do is to force it. And I've learned that the hard way.” —Emma Stonex Links: Guest https://x.com/stonexemma/ https://instagram.com/stonexemma/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lamplighters-Emma-Stonex/dp/1529047358/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sunshine-Man-Emma-Stonex/dp/1529047366/ The Edge https://thehyphen.substack.com/https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/international/international-book-news/article/97957-u-k-publishing-in-2025-the-u-k-and-u-s-publishing-industries-are-growing-closer.html/ https://publishingperspectives.com/2025/09/the-uks-publishing-impact-in-focus-at-parliament/ a href="https://theliteraryreporter.com/whats-ahead-in-publishing-key-trends-2025/"...

    54 min

  7. 10/11/2025

    A Creative Encounter with Juliette Crosbie: From Orange Boots to Bold Truths

    A Creative Encounter with Juliette Crosbie: From Orange Boots to Bold Truths Episode Summary: I met Juliette Crosbie because I wore my orange boots—and thank goodness I did. Our conversation dives deep into what it means to live creatively, how discomfort can be a sign you're on the right path, and why letting your humanity show in your art is never a weakness. Juliette’s honesty, warmth and fierce insight make this one of the most memorable episodes I’ve recorded. If you’ve ever felt torn between discipline and play, or wondered how to stay authentic when the world demands polish—this one’s for you. Juliette Crosbie Bio: Juliette is a graduate of Gaiety School of Acting, and a native of Louth. She recently starred in The Old Vic’s critically acclaimed A Christmas Carol, alongside John Simm (Life On Mars). She will feature in John Carney’s upcoming feature film Power Ballad, starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas, Báite (Danú Media) and the highly anticipated new comedy How To Get To Heaven From Belfast (HatTrick Prod). Other credits include Don’t Go Where I Cant Find You (Best Actress, Jim Thorpe Film Festival, DIFF Aer Lingus Discovery Award Nomination), Last Orders At The Dockside, Me, Sara (The Abbey Theatre) and the Irish Stage premiere of Maeve Binchy’s beloved novel Circle of Friends (The Gaiety Theatre). As a singer, Juliette regularly performs as a soloist with The RTÉ Concert Orchestra, most recently with Killian Donnelly for A Celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber. She will join them again this May for Movies and Musicals (Bord Gais Energy Theatre). She has also performed with both The BBC National Orchestra of Wales, and The Hallé, Manchester. As a voiceover artist, Juliette provides the sounds of lead heroine Anna Myers in award winning Video game Murder in the Alps, animal-whisperer Anna Banana in Nickoloedon Jnrs tv series Rainbow Rangers and Promi, in Toonz Zoonicorns. Episode Chapters with time stamps: 00:17 - The Art of Finding Guests07:05 - The Journey of Creativity: Embracing Change and Expression23:49 - The Essence of Creativity40:40 - Exploring Creativity and Process in Art53:18 - Navigating the Creative Process: The Balance Between Clarity and Expression Four Creative Nuggets: "Creativity at the moment seems to kind of blend into everything in my life... which liberates everything." — Juliette Crosbie "If it feels really raw and difficult and like you're going to burst into flames, you're probably on the right track." — Juliette Crosbie "We're not saving lives on any level, but we are trying to help people make sense of what it is to be alive." — Juliette Crosbie "You have to let the creative bit take control and not nitpick all the way through it." — Juliette Crosbie Links: Juliette Crosbie https://www.instagram.com/juliette.crosbie/ Movies and Musicals Saturday 7 June 2025 - Movies and Musicals with Aedín Gormley https://www.threads.com/@juliette.crosbie Susannah Norris Agency a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Free-Play-Improvisation-Life-Canons/dp/1805301926/" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

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  8. 27/10/2025

    Lisa Maltby on Balancing Passion and Profit in Creative Freelancing

    Lisa Maltby on Balancing Passion and Profit in Creative Freelancing Episode Summary: Today, we dive deep into the world of creativity and freelancing with the talented digital illustrator and designer, Lisa Maltby. After a decade in creative agencies, Lisa made the leap to freelance, and she shares the realities of balancing a stable income with the need for creative expression. We explore practical tips for anyone considering a similar transition, as well as the importance of understanding your audience and the unique challenges faced by freelancers in today’s market. Lisa's journey is not just about the work she produces but also her commitment to mentoring others and advocating for underrepresented voices in the creative industry. Join us for a conversation rich with wisdom, humor, and inspiration that will help you navigate your own creative path!  Lisa Maltby Bio: Lisa Maltby is an illustrator and designer based in Sheffield, specialising in food and heritage brands. Her work blends beauty with functionality, creating thoughtful visuals that connect with audiences and bring stories to life. Grounded in craftsmanship and rich in detail, her designs are both purposeful and eye-catching. With a diverse portfolio spanning publishing, editorial, branding, and heritage, Lisa has worked with clients including Penguin Random House, The Guardian, National Trust, Politico, and Waitrose Food. Whether through intricate digital illustrations, book covers, or large-scale murals, her approach is always led by storytelling, preserving tradition while engaging contemporary audiences. Beyond her client work, Lisa is a lecturer and writer, contributing insights to creative industry publications and blogs. She is also an advocate for equal access to the arts, supporting initiatives that champion opportunities for young creatives from all backgrounds. Episode Chapters with time stamps: Chapters: 00:19 - Starting a Freelance Creative Career05:41 - Introducing Lisa Maltby: A Journey in Creativity12:32 - Exploring Creative Freedom in Professional Work20:23 - Finding Your Audience as a Creative24:03 - Exploring Creative Identity and Financial Realities36:22 - Navigating the Creative Industry: Insights and Reflections42:13 - Navigating Creative Careers: Challenges and Strategies48:28 - Exploring Creative Freedom and Constraints56:13 - Creative Paths and New Beginnings Four Creative Nuggets: “Creativity is just the freedom to explore ideas and using those ideas to engage with others.” — Lisa Maltby “I often will implement boundaries on myself on purpose because I know that if I'm just left to my own, I would use every single color and every single material, and it would just be a mess.” — Lisa Maltby “You're essentially identifying problems and coming up with solutions for people… you're thinking a little bit more commercially about how your work solves problems.” — Lisa Maltby “Creative careers are always changing and pivoting… I have a vision and I'm creative, so I can't not be that.” — Lisa Maltby Links: Lisa Maltby https://www.lisamaltby.com/ https://www.facebook.com/lisamaltbystudio/ https://www.instagram.com/lisamaltbystudio/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-maltby-28aa675b/ The...

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Welcome to The Creative Switch, the podcast for people who have always followed the safe and sensible path in their careers yet find themselves yearning for something more. If you're someone who feels unfulfilled due to unexpressed creativity, then you've come to the right place. Ready to unleash your creative potential and join me on this creative adventure? The show is dedicated to exploring how to ignite your creative spark and allow it to flourish in every aspect of your life - whether it's in your career, your hobbies or your daily routine. I’m Nikki Vallance, your host and a switcher myself. I switched on my creativity after a successful corporate career to become a published novelist and I'm here to inspire you to do the same. You’ll learn: • How to overcome the fear of switching on your creativity • How to find new ways to satisfy your creative needs • How to share your creations with others and make an impact • And much more! You’ll hear: from amazing guests, some, who are switchers themselves - those who have taken the leap and either switched on their creativity, or have now switched to a life where creativity is in everything they do. Through their inspiring stories, our conversations delve into the mindset, habits, and practices that have allowed them to unlock their creative potential and lead fulfilling lives. Others are therapists, educators, mentors and experts in the creative space who will provide insight, support and inspiration to fuel your creative fire. The episodes explore the how, what, why, and who of creativity through engaging and relaxed conversations, which get to the core of what it means to be creative. So if you’re ready to switch on your creativity and live a more fulfilling life, join me on The Creative Switch. Sign up now for all the podcast news https://www.nikkivallance.com/the-creative-switch-podcast/ Join The Creative Switch Community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecreativeswitch or Follow me on: IG: https://www.instagram.com/nikki_vallance TW: https://www.twitter.com/Nikki_Vallance FB: https://www.facebook.com/NikkiVallanceAuthor/

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  • Creator
    Nikki Vallance
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    37
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Nikki Vallance
  • Show Website
    The Creative Switch

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