Eleven Ideas
to Inspire Your Creative Self-Expression
An invitation to reconnect with the part of you that wants to make, explore, play and create.
So that you can feel more curious, more alive, more open, more connected—and more like you again.
This is for you if...
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You want to reconnect with the creative part of you that gets lost in the busyness of everyday life.
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You have an idea that won't leave you alone—you dream of writing a cookbook, starting a podcast, exhibiting your photography or drawing every day, but you keep putting it off.
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You want to take your creative desires seriously, without needing to justify them, monetize them or wait for life to become less full.
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You want to trust your own ideas, follow your curiosity and stop needing to know exactly where the creative process is taking you.
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You want to stay close to your creative life even when things feel uncertain, imperfect or unfinished.
Participant Feedback
“Maggie had me digging deep into the reasons why I had been having a hard time prioritizing my art practice.”
“Excited because I feel like now I have no more excuses, but equally terrified now that I have no more excuses lol!!!”
“Maggie delivers a sweet, smiling, matter-of-fact kick in the butt.”
“I recommend this workshop to anyone who is holding themselves back from making their art a priority!”
“I was invited to reflect and make small changes to help me achieve my artistic goals and vision.”
“It felt like a therapy session for my artistic life.”
“Maggie’s Eleven Ideas workshop provided simple steps to get started on my creative journey in a way that’s approachable and fun!”
This workshop was born from my own journey back to creative self-expression.
After years of waiting for a time that was magically less full, less messy, less lifey, I realized I didn't need to figure everything out before I began.
I needed to make space for the things I cared about instead of waiting for life to make space for me. I learned to listen to my own creative urges instead of looking everywhere else for the right way to do something. And I started to understand that the point wasn't just to make something. The process of creating was fundamentally changing me as well, in ways I never could have predicted.
These eleven ideas are the ones that changed everything for me.
They're not about productivity hacks or pushing harder. They're about returning to the truth of what lights you up.
About taking your creative desires seriously. About staying curious when you don't know what's next. About trusting the process enough to follow the thread. And about remembering that your desire to create is reason enough.
If you're ready to reconnect with your artistic self—and hear the creative pep talk you didn't know you needed—this workshop is for you.