Imi Lo
Imi Lo
Stop, then Create (Short Audio Essay)
Stop, then Create (Short Audio Essay)
Stop, then Create (Short Audio Essay)
Wednesday 22nd May 2024
Imi Lo discusses the importance of pausing to create and how it can transform your life in this episode of Eggshell Transformations.
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Get the buttons here!Why Pausing to Create Can Transform Your Life
Episode Overview
- Pausing to create is essential for mental and emotional well-being.
- Your creative expression is a declaration of your existence.
- Taking time for yourself is not selfish but generous.
- Creativity can heal both personal and collective human experiences.
- Finding clarity away from the noise allows your best gifts to emerge.
"Taking time away from the world, making time for your expression and creative endeavour is not a waste of time."
Ever feel like you're constantly running on empty, with no room to breathe or create? In this episode of 'Eggshell Transformations with Imi Lo', Imi Lo tackles the crucial need to pause and then create. If you've ever felt stifled by the daily grind, this short audio essay is a breath of fresh air.
Imi explores the deep yearning within all of us to express ourselves and leave a mark on the world, whether through cooking, photography, writing, or any other creative outlet. She emphasises that our unique expressions are not just hobbies but declarations of our existence. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that taking time for creative endeavours is not selfish but one of the most generous acts we can do for ourselves and humanity.
Imi's reflections are a powerful call to step away from the noise, find clarity, and birth something truly unique into the world. So, what could you create if you gave yourself the space to breathe?