Friends, we’ve come full circle. We are home. And we've been changed. But the world back home is exactly as we left it… So how do we come home well, especially when the creative life continues to call us into new adventures over and over again? 

In this final episode for Season 3, Joel asks us to consider the idea of what it means to truly find Home, and to carry this with us, like a snail shell on our backs - a place of belonging within ourselves, so that with each new journey, we lean into the wilderness and challenges of our creative lives with more resilience and clarity. 

We also talk through how in coming home well, we return to the reason we started in the first place, and prepare to embark on the next adventure.

Because like every good story, we cant wait to start it over again!

Lesley Wirth is an American-born poet, author, and speaker, with a masters in spiritual psychology, who works to inspire women to embrace their humanity and be open to the power of their spirit. 

In this conversation, Lesleys shares about her own journey towards healing through the practice of listening - to her intuition, to her body, and through the power and surrender of creative flow through poetry. And along the way, becoming somewhat of a master at tapping into those beautiful, almost unexplainable moments that we as creatives strive for - to become a vessel for the transcendent to write trough us. 

https://lesleywirth.com/

Our sponsors are The Practice Co. and ACOM

This podcast is hosted by Joel McKerrow & Produced by Richelle Bourne

Have you ever had a transcendent creative experience but then when you finally brought your work out into the world…  it felt like a bit of a letdown? In todays episode, we’re talking through how to come back down the mountain of our creative highs and release our work into the world in a meaningful way. Yep, we’re talking marketing, and as it turns out… it’s not such a dirty word after all! 

Our sponsors are The Practice Co. and ACOM

This podcast is hosted by Joel McKerrow & Produced by Richelle Bourne