Programs
Showstoppers...
how to bypass them and finish that project!
Get that half-finished creative project off the shelf and into reality. A step by step action guide for dealing with the 'big 3' showstoppers - the inner critic, the inner worrier and the inner procrastinator.
Do you:
- start lots of projects - but find they never quite get finished?
- have a voice inside your head determined to convince you it's all a waste of time?
- find anything else to do but take out that project and work on it?
- wake at 3am and worry, worry, worry?
In this program, you will:
- clarify what gets in the way
- learn those practical tools to keep the momentum going when it all seems to difficult
- learn how to put that inner critic in his (or her) place
- work out how to put your inner worrier back to sleep
What people say about Showstoppers:
"Excellent workshop, excellent leader."
"I have really enjoyed the whole experience, what shifted inside me, my change of heart and the relaxed atmosphere that was encouraged between Joanna and everyone else. Well structured, thought provoking."
"Warm and engaging leader...excellent material."
Here's what you get:
- The program (as a 6 session individual program any time, or as a group workshop from time to time in Sydney).
- A money back, no questions asked guarantee that if you follow the processes in your chosen program you will have a real experience of its benefits.
- The e-program, '52 Creative Adventures', emailed straight to your inbox each week.
- A workbook filled with tips and exercises to continue the process long after the program is over.
Here's what you pay:
- Group program: prices depend on format and venue. View or group program calendar or contact us for further information.
- Individual program: Six sessions, workbook and extras for $750 AUD plus GST. Pay now via Paypal.
To dare is to lose one's footing momentarily. Not to dare is to lose oneself.
There is no such thing as a failed experiment, only experiments with unexpected outcomes.
And the day came when the risk (it took) to remain tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom