Create-Today with Beth Buffington

Beth Buffington

Whether you see yourself as a seasoned artist, or you’re just starting to dip your toes into creativity, this podcast is here to show you how YOUR creativity can benefit your mental health, personal growth, and even professional success. Cool, right? Think of me (Beth Buffington) as your companion on a creative journey to unlock the magic of creativity in your day-to-day. I’ll be here, sharing stories, chatting with other creatives in the know, sharing tips, and laughs as we explore the real-world perks of getting and staying creative. Tune in, and let's journey into the wonderful world of creativity together!

  1. E117 - Small Creative Deposits, Big Life Returns: The Science of 10-Minute Creativity

    14H AGO

    E117 - Small Creative Deposits, Big Life Returns: The Science of 10-Minute Creativity

    E117 - Small Deposits, Big Life Returns: How 10 Minutes of Creativity Changes Everything What if the foggy, drained, emotionally heavy feeling you've been carrying around isn't burnout — it's a creative deficit? What if just 10 minutes a day could start to compound your creative energy? In this episode, Beth Buffington unpacks the science-backed truth about creativity, wellbeing, and the extraordinary power of small, consistent creative deposits — that you can start….today. ✨ In This Episode, You'll Discover: • What a "creative deficit" actually is — and why you might be running on empty without even realizing it• Why doom scrolling is a neurological drain, not just a time drain (and what to do instead) • The neuroscience behind creativity: how just 10 minutes a day activates your parasympathetic nervous system and reduces cortisol • Studies that show creativity is literally medicine for your brain • Why talent and skill level doesn't matter — at all — and how you can benefit from creativity even if you "can't draw a stick figure" • The upward spiral effect: how one creative day makes the next day feel lighter, brighter, and more energized • Beth's glass jar idea — a beautiful, visual way to track your daily creative investments and watch them grow • Real words from real listeners about how tiny creative moments changed their lives • Your official permission slip to be creative even when the dishes aren't done and the inbox isn't empty • A sneak peek at what's coming next week — creativity at the dinner table (yes, really!) 💛 Resources + Links Mentioned: Episode 33 — Creative Snacks
https://www.bdi-create.today/podcasts/create-today-with-beth-buffington/episodes/2148786061 Episode 105 — Tiny Art
https://www.bdi-create.today/podcasts/create-today-with-beth-buffington/episodes/2149133515 Sylva Synergy Creative Wellness Retreat — Atchison, Kansas
https://www.bdi-create.today/sylva-synergy-waitlist Sylva Sessions Monthly Online Creative Wellness Membership
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Discover more about how you can Create-Today!
https://www.bdi-create.today/ If this episode spoke to you, please share it with someone you love who's been running on empty. Sometimes the most generous thing you can do for another person is hand them a permission slip. 💜  🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Create Today with Beth Buffington! Timeline:00:00 Welcome and Big Question 01:40 Creative Deficit Explained 03:08 Ten Minute Creative Deposits 04:11 Doomscrolling vs Making 09:16 Easy Ideas That Count 10:39 The Jar Tracking Trick 11:48 Neuroscience and Research Benefits 16:44 Real Life Returns and Resilience 20:26 Permission to Prioritize Creativity 23:28 Retreat and Membership Invite 26:37 Weekly Challenge and Wrap Up

    31 min
  2. E116- Create to Thrive Part 2: Immersing Creativity Into Your Nutrition, Movement & Sleep

    MAR 5

    E116- Create to Thrive Part 2: Immersing Creativity Into Your Nutrition, Movement & Sleep

    Create to Thrive Part 2: How Creativity Becomes a Daily Habit to Eat Beautifully, Move Joyfully, Sleep Peacefully Science tells us creativity is deeply linked to our overall wellness. We all know that we need to eat better, move more, and sleep longer… But knowing something and actually living it? Those are two very different things. In Part Two of Create to Thrive, Beth Buffington goes beyond the research and into the real question: how do you make this your life? (If you haven't listened to Part One yet, check it out — and realize that Part 2 is where everything becomes real.) Information about wellness— is everywhere. 
You've read the articles, made the plans, and you know what you should be doing. So why is having healthy habits —Soooo hard? In Part Two of the Create to Thrive series, Beth Buffington makes the case that the missing ingredient isn't more information — it's immersion. It's the felt sense of actually living something fully, even for just a few days, so that it becomes part of who you are. In this episode, you'll discover: • Why reading about healthy habits and actually living them are two completely different things — and what bridges that gap • How immersive experiences engage the whole person (mind, body, and emotion) and create the most lasting behavior change • The beautiful truth that creativity transforms your daily choices — from what you eat, to how you move, to how you rest — from burdens into invitations • How a single plate of food arranged with care sends a powerful message to your brain: you are worth beauty and nourishment • Why a walk taken with a camera and a curious eye feeds your soul as much as your body • How a simple journaling ritual before sleep tells your nervous system: the day is done, it was good, you can rest • How the compound effect of small creative habits literally rewires your neural pathways over time — making healthy living feel natural • How a Sylva Event accelerates all of this — and what makes the Sylva experience unlike anything most people have ever encountered Beth also introduces the full Sylva universe (co-hosted with Lisa Murphy, Healthy Aging Coach): Sylva Synergy, Sylva Solace, and Sylva Sessions. 🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership with Beth & Lisa:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Sylva Events Homepage:
https://www.bdi-create.today/sylva Email Beth and let’s chat:
beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page:
https://www.bdi-create.today ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 Welcome Back & What Part Two Is About 1:00 Recap of Part One — The Science of Creativity & Health 2:30 Why Information Isn't Enough — The Case for Immersion 4:00 What Research Shows About Immersive Experiences & Lasting Change 4:45 Introducing Sylva Events — Built on Core Care, Creativity & Community 5:30 Sylva Synergy — Atchison, Kansas, May 2025 6:30 Sylva Solace — Asheville, NC, Horse Shoe Farm, October 2025 8:00 How to Get on the Sylva Waitlist (Sold Out in 2025!) 8:45 Sylva Sessions — Monthly Online Membership & Retreat Perks 10:00 Bringing It All Together — A New Relationship With Your Daily Life 11:30 The Plate, The Walk, The Journal — Three Small Creative Acts That Change Everything 12:30 The Compound Effect of Small Creative Habits 13:30 Your Challenge — One Creative Thing in Each Area This Week 15:00 Closing — You Don't Just Become Healthier. You Become More Fully Yourself. ✨ Key Takeaways • Knowing what to do and actually living it are very different things — immersion is the bridge Immersive experiences that engage mind, body, and emotion are the most powerful catalysts for lasting habit change (research-backed) • Creativity isn't separate from your health — it IS your health. It transforms nutrition into art, exercise into play, and sleep into a sacred ritual • Arranging your food beautifully before you eat it is a small creative act that tells your brain: you are worth nourishment • A walk with a camera and a creative mission feeds your soul as deeply as it strengthens your body • A simple journaling ritual before bed is a signal to your nervous system: the day is done, it was good, now rest • Small creative choices compound over time — literally reshaping your neural pathways and making healthy living feel natural • Sylva Events — co-hosted by Beth Buffington and Healthy Aging Coach Lisa Murphy — are immersive retreats built on Core Care, Creativity & Community • Sylva Synergy is in Atchison, KS this May. • Sylva Solace returns to Asheville, NC this October. • Both sell out — get on the waitlist now • Sylva Sessions is the monthly online membership that brings the Sylva experience into your everyday life — with valuable perks toward retreat registration • When you combine creativity with healthy living, you don't just become healthier — you become more fully yourself

    17 min
  3. E115 - Create to Thrive: How Nutrition, Exercise & Sleep are supercharged by Creativity

    FEB 26

    E115 - Create to Thrive: How Nutrition, Exercise & Sleep are supercharged by Creativity

    The Secret Health Habit No One Talks About: How Creativity Transforms What You Eat, How You Move & How You Sleep What if the missing ingredient in your health journey isn't another diet, a new gym routine, or a better sleep app — it's creativity? In this episode, Beth Buffington reveals the science-backed connection between your creative life and your physical health, and shares beautiful, practical ways to weave creativity into the way you eat, move, and rest. This is the episode that will change how you see your whole life. We talk constantly about the Big Three of health: nutrition, exercise, and sleep. But there's a fourth element that makes all three work better — and it might be the last thing you'd expect. In Part One of this two-part Create to Thrive series, Beth Buffington explores the surprising, research-backed connection between creativity and whole-life health. Creativity isn't just an artistic pursuit — it's a biological reset button that lowers stress hormones, activates the brain's reward centers, and makes healthy choices feel joyful rather than obligatory. In this episode, you'll discover: • Why creativity is just as essential to your health as what you eat, how you move, and how much you sleep — and the science that proves it. • A direct link between eating more fruits and vegetables and higher creativity and wellbeing • How the way you PRESENT your food — colors, textures, vessels, and environment — can make healthy eating more enjoyable and sustainable • That walking increases creative output by an average of 60% • Why dancing, photography hikes, and treasure-hunting walks are some of the most powerful forms of exercise you can do • How to sleep deeper and wake up more inspired • Beautiful, real-life ways to make your nutrition, movement, and sleep rituals into acts of creativity that nourish heart, mind, body, and soul 🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership with Beth & Lisa: https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Sylva Events Homepage: https://www.bdi-create.today/sylva Email Beth and let’s chat: beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page: https://www.bdi-create.today ✨ Key Takeaways… • Creativity is a HEALTH HABIT — backed by neuroscience and documented research, not just a hobby  • When you eat more colorful, whole foods, your creativity and wellbeing go up — and vice versa • Arranging food beautifully before eating increases mindfulness, satisfaction, and healthier choices over time • How to try one new ingredient, a new recipe, or a cuisine you've never explored • Your environment matters: using beautiful dishware and lighting a candle can transform a meal into a nourishing ritual • How walking boosts creative thinking by 60% • Adding a creative mission to your walk makes you go farther and enjoy it more • Dance isn't just fun— it can be MORE effective than standard exercise for psychological wellbeing • Journaling before bed helps you fall asleep faster by externalizing mental chatter • The creative things you do during your DAY directly affect how peacefully you sleep at NIGHT • Designing a beautiful sleep space — intentional colors, textures• Small rituals signals safety and rest to your nervous system Part Two will (available next week) …in this episode, Beth will share how a Sylva Event can accelerate this transformation and you’ll discover the magic inside Sylva Synergy (Atchison, KS — May), Sylva Solace (Asheville, NC — October), and Sylva Sessions, the monthly online membership. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Introduction01:39 The Missing Health Habit 02:29 Creativity Changes Everything 04:34 Science of Creative Wellbeing 06:28 Food as Creative Practice 08:43 Plate Art and Mindful Eating 11:49 Curiosity in the Kitchen 14:46 Food Photography Pause 16:52 Movement Fuels Creativity 19:11 Dance and Joyful Motion 20:07 Creative Walk Missions 22:14 Mindful Movement Practices 22:55 Sleep and Creative States 25:07 Creative Sleep Rituals 28:12 Key Takeaways and Challenge

    33 min
  4. E114 - Simple Habits to Protect Your Heart and Fuel Creativity

    FEB 19

    E114 - Simple Habits to Protect Your Heart and Fuel Creativity

    Why Rest & Movement Matter for Your Heart (and Your Creativity) In Part 2 of this heart-centered conversation with Healthy Aging Coach, Lisa Murphy, we move beyond food and stress management and into two foundations that are powerful for your health, energy, focus, and creative capacity: rest and movement. This episode explores how modern life keeps many of us in constant contraction—rushing, reacting, pushing—without enough true recovery built into our days. Beth and Lisa unpack how this chronic pace impacts your heart, your nervous system, and your ability to access creative flow. You’ll hear why collapsing on the couch at night isn’t the same as restorative rest, and how small shifts in your daily rhythms can change how your body carries stress. In this episode, you’ll discover how to care for your heart by discovering: • The difference between restorative rest and end-of-day collapse • Why sleep is a cornerstone of heart health (and what “enough” sleep actually looks like) • How evening habits affect your nervous system long before your head hits the pillow • Practical ways to create wind-down rituals that support deeper rest • Why creativity itself can function as a form of regulation and recovery • How movement strengthens the heart without requiring intense workouts • Simple ways to incorporate movement into daily life when schedules feel full • How to recognize when your heart rate is being supported by the movement you choose • Why consistency matters more than perfection when it comes to health habits • How rest and movement protect not just your heart—but also your focus, mood, and creative stamina This important heart health episode is an invitation to rethink how you care for yourself in the in-between moments of your day—the transitions, the evenings, the small windows of choice that quietly shape your health over time. When your body is supported, your creativity doesn’t have to fight for space—it is easier to become that authentic self you know is possible. ✨ This is Part 2 of a special Heart Health series. In last week’s episode #113, Beth and Lisa discussed the importance and power of food and “peace & quiet” as incredible ways to care for your heart health —check it out! Reach out to Lisa
Murphy, Healthy Aging CoachGet your complimentary session: https://www.lisamurphyllc.com/ Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership with Beth & Lisa:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Sylva Solace retreat in Asheville North Carolina with Beth & Lisa:
https://www.bdi-create.today/sylva-retreat Sylva Synergy retreat in Atchison Kansas with Beth & Lisa:https://www.bdi-create.today/sylva-synergy-waitlist Register for Create-Today Membership!
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/2GB9xYBj/checkout Email Beth and let’s chat:
beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page:
https://www.bdi-create.today Timeline:00:00 Welcome Back: Healthy Habits for a Healthy Heart (Part 2) 01:34 Pillars #3 & #4: Rest and Movement—What We’re Covering Today 02:18 What “Rest” Really Means: Sleep + Downtime 03:15 The “Contract and Collapse” Cycle (and Why Your Heart Pays for It) 05:19 Sleep Isn’t a Weakness: Busting the Busyness Trap 08:53 Try This: A Restful Evening Experiment (No Wine, No Netflix Binge) 11:03 How Much Sleep You Need + The Heart Health Stats 12:59 Sleep Hygiene That Works: Alcohol, Caffeine, and a Wind-Down Routine 16:35 Supplements Aren’t the Silver Bullet: Fix the Habits First 18:29 Real Downtime: Devices Off, Nature, and Taking a True Vacation 20:15 Start Small: Take a Half-Day Offline Break (It’s Required) 21:00 Unplug to Unwind: Reclaiming Slower, Calmer Evenings 21:55 Small Sleep Experiments: Boundaries, Guilt, and Protecting Your Health 24:04 Movement (Not “Exercise”): The Pressure-Free Heart-Health Habit 25:02 150 Minutes a Week Made Easy: Micro-Movement Ideas You’ll Actually Do 27:03 Build Up Safely: Start Tiny, Avoid Weekend-Warrior Burnout 28:26 Uplevel Your Routine: Cardio, Mobility, Flexibility & Strength Training 29:30 Isometrics Explained: Planks, Wall Sits & Lowering Blood Pressure 30:58 Does It Count? Gardening, Dancing, and the “Honor System” for Effort 32:10 No Fancy Gear Needed: Simple Signs Your Heart Rate Is Up 33:39 Genes Aren’t Destiny: The 75% You Can Control (Recap of Heart-Health Pillars) 36:18 It’s Never Too Late: Micro-Changes That Add Up at Any Age 37:10 Sylva Events & Sessions: Creativity + Wellness Community (Retreats & Online Group) 39:54 Final Send-Off: Take Care of Your Heart

    41 min
  5. E113 Your Heart Needs Creativity Too (Food, Calm & Chocolate Included)

    FEB 12

    E113 Your Heart Needs Creativity Too (Food, Calm & Chocolate Included)

    Be Your Own Valentine: Creative Ways to Care for Your Heart!  February is Heart Month, and this episode is a gentle, creative invitation to care for your heart — with a new perspective about how to be healthier—using creativity.  In this episode of Create Today, Beth is joined by Healthy Aging Coach Lisa Murphy to explore how creativity, nourishment, and calm play a powerful role in heart health — especially for women. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why heart disease is leading cause of death for women — and why it’s often misunderstood. How women’s heart symptoms can differ from men’s (and why we tend to ignore early signs) Two foundational pillars of heart health you can start today: food and mood  Why heart-healthy eating is about adding more, not restriction The truth about anti-inflammatory foods and chronic inflammation How to “gamify” your meals by eating a colorful variety of plants each week Why fiber is essential for heart and gut health (and how much you actually need) Yes… why dark chocolate counts as a heart-healthy food 🍫 How chronic stress quietly damages the heart — even in otherwise healthy people Simple ways to lower stress through quiet, creativity, and nervous-system balance  Why creativity isn’t extra — it’s a daily form of emotional and physical care  This conversation is compassionate, practical, and deeply reassuring — a reminder that caring for your heart can feel kind, creative, and doable. ✨ This is Part 1 of a special Heart Health series. Next week, Beth and Lisa continue with movement and sleep. Resources: Reach out to Lisa Murphy, Healthy Aging Coach Get your complimentary session:https://www.lisamurphyllc.com/   Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership with Beth & Lisa: https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Register for Create-Today Membership! https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/2GB9xYBj/checkout Email Beth and let’s chat: beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page: https://www.bdi-create.today Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:24 Understanding Heart Disease03:36 Heart Disease in Women05:45 Healthy Eating for a Healthy Heart09:39 The Importance of Fiber16:57 The Benefits of Dark Chocolate20:32 Managing Stress for Heart Health27:43 Conclusion and Next Steps

    33 min
  6. E112 Burned Out, Foggy, Disconnected? Your Brain Needs Creativity

    FEB 5

    E112 Burned Out, Foggy, Disconnected? Your Brain Needs Creativity

    If you want to feel better - CREATE!  Are you feeling exhausted in a way that sleep doesn’t fix?
Are you barely productive, and also feel disconnected, foggy, or burned out? In this episode of Create Today, Beth explores why creativity isn’t a “nice-to-have,” but a biological need for your brain, nervous system, and emotional wellbeing. As mentioned: When you're ready for guidance with your creativity!
Join the Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout This episode is a deep exploration of science-backed facts about creativity— as well as an uplifting conversation about how small, everyday creative acts help you feel better — not by fixing you, but by supporting how your brain actually works (for the better!). You’ll discover: • Why feeling better is a brain regulation issue, not a personal failure • How chronic stress reshapes the brain — and why motivation disappears • What creativity does neurologically to calm the nervous system • How hands-on creative activities reduce amygdala over-activation • Why dopamine from creativity is different from dopamine from scrolling • How creativity supports emotional regulation, resilience, and focus • Why your brain doesn’t care if you’re “good” at what you create • The difference between creativity for wellbeing vs. creativity for performance • Why daily creativity (even a little while) compounds into real change • How to choose a creative practice that actually helps you feel better You don’t need talent.
You don’t need more time or money.
You just need permission and commitment. Creativity isn’t indulgent.
It’s foundational self-care for your brain! 🎨 Mentioned in this episode:
Sylva SessionsA space for creative wellness, nervous system care, and sustainable creativity Join the Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout For Professional Artists - Register for Create-Today Membership!
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/2GB9xYBj/checkout Email Beth and let’s chat:
beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page:
https://www.bdi-create.today Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 02:16 The Search for Wellbeing 03:05 Creativity as a Solution 05:17 The Biological Benefits of Creativity 06:35 Understanding Brain Function and Stress 09:02 How Creativity Engages the Brain 16:38 The Importance of Doing, Not the Result 19:35 Who Benefits from Creativity 21:20 Making Creativity a Daily Practice 27:55 Creativity as Self-Care 30:26 Conclusion and Call to Action

    33 min
  7. E111 - How to Care for Yourself When the World Won’t Slow Down with Health Coach, Lisa Murphy

    JAN 29

    E111 - How to Care for Yourself When the World Won’t Slow Down with Health Coach, Lisa Murphy

    When the World Is in Chaos, Self Care Is How You Can Survive. The world feels heavy right now. Breaking news. Extreme weather. Political tension. Constant alerts.
 Many of us are walking through our days with a quiet weight we can’t quite name — but we feel it in our bodies, our energy, and our creativity. In this grounding and timely conversation, Beth is joined by returning guest Lisa Murphy, healthy aging coach and trusted voice in whole-person wellbeing, to talk about what it means to take care of ourselves in a chaotic world. And, how simple things make a difference in how we deal with chaos. This episode is not about escaping reality — it’s about learning how to live well inside it. In This Episode, You’ll explore: • Why the world feels emotionally and physically heavier right now • How constant stress, news cycles, and global uncertainty impact our nervous systems • Why “making life easier” is a powerful form of self-care and resilience • How small, gentle shifts support long-term health • Why caring for yourself isn’t selfish, lazy, or optional — it’s necessary • How creativity helps us adapt, and stay human when the world feels harsh This conversation is a reminder that we don’t survive chaos by pushing harder —
we survive it by caring for ourselves better. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, worn down and dazed by the noise of our world, this episode offers a simple perspective, and a gentler way forward. Reach out to Lisa Murphy - Get a complimentary session: https://www.lisamurphyllc.com/ Join Sylva Sessions Wellness Membership with Beth & Lisa:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Register for the Create-Today Membership!
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/2GB9xYBj/checkout Email Beth and let’s chat:
beth@bdi-create.today The Create-Today Home Page:
https://www.bdi-create.today Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome - Lisa Murphy01:57 Discussing the Heaviness of the World 03:26 Impact of Social Media and News 05:59 Coping Mechanisms and Triggers 15:48 Healthy Aging and Self-Care Tips 24:34 Small Joys and Self-Care 25:36 Challenging Conditioning and Embracing Self-Love 27:20 The Importance of Hydration and Nutrition 30:17 Mindful Eating and Awareness 32:39 Incorporating Movement into Daily Life 36:36 Navigating Guilt and Setting Boundaries 41:34 The Ripple Effect of Self-Care 42:52 Final Thoughts and Encouragement43:11 Learn about Create Today Offerings

    47 min
  8. Creative Fitness: How Everyday Art Strengthens Your Brain and Your Life

    JAN 22

    Creative Fitness: How Everyday Art Strengthens Your Brain and Your Life

    Your Creative Fitness is as important as being physically fit.  In Episode 110 of Create Today with Beth Buffington, we explore a powerful shift: creativity isn’t a luxury or a hobby—it’s essential mental fitness. In a world filled with breaking news alerts, political noise, extreme weather, and the constant pressure of perfection on social media, your nervous system is under daily strain. This episode explains how everyday creative acts can become a scientifically backed way to restore calm, focus, and emotional resilience. In this episode, you’ll discover: • Why creativity is a form of mental fitness, not just self-expression • How simple creative acts trigger dopamine and support motivation and hope • The role creativity plays in calming the nervous system and lowering stress • How art pulls us out of fear-based thinking and back into the present moment • Why creativity helps protect your brain from burnout, anxiety, and overload • How everyday art supports emotional resilience during uncertain times • Actionable, realistic ways to add creativity to your daily life (even when you’re busy) • Why you don’t need talent—just curiosity and permission This episode is an invitation to step away from the noise of the world and reconnect with something steady, human, and healing—your creative instinct. ✨ Creativity isn’t about making something impressive.
✨ It’s about making yourself feel strong and whole again. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, distracted, or creatively disconnected, this conversation will remind you that joy, calm, and clarity are still accessible—one small creative moment at a time. Join my Sylva Sessions Creative Wellness Membership:
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/TYb6qQtg/checkout Register for Create-Today Membership!
https://www.bdi-create.today/offers/2GB9xYBj/checkout Email Beth and let’s chat:
beth@bdi-create.today Tutorials and other resources at Create-Today:
https://www.bdi-create.today/almost-free-resources The Create-Today Home Page:
https://www.bdi-create.today Timeline:00:00 Introduction to Creative Wellness 00:27 The Impact of Modern Life on Our Attention 01:38 The Power of Creativity for Mental Fitness 06:05 The Science Behind Creative Practices 10:30 Creative Services and Memberships 12:31 Building a Daily Creative Practice 13:27 Tips for Consistent Creativity 19:49 The Importance of Play and Experimentation 21:05 Conclusion and Encouragement

    26 min

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Whether you see yourself as a seasoned artist, or you’re just starting to dip your toes into creativity, this podcast is here to show you how YOUR creativity can benefit your mental health, personal growth, and even professional success. Cool, right? Think of me (Beth Buffington) as your companion on a creative journey to unlock the magic of creativity in your day-to-day. I’ll be here, sharing stories, chatting with other creatives in the know, sharing tips, and laughs as we explore the real-world perks of getting and staying creative. Tune in, and let's journey into the wonderful world of creativity together!

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