Introducing my Intentional Creative Workbook
 
A guided workbook for artists and creatives.  Inspired by my signature group coaching program and designed to help you build clarity, purpose, and momentum in your creative practice.
 
This workbook will help you:
Look at your creative practice holistically and identify areas where you want to be more intentional.
Clarify your needs and priorities as an artist or creative professional.
Determine the actions, behaviours, tools, and strategies that will best support your goals.
Build a deeper, more sustainable practice by cultivating intentional habits throughout your day, week, and year.
 
How to Use the Workbook
The workbook is divided into five guided sections. You’re invited to write directly on the pages, use extra sheets if needed or translate the exercises into your own journal or sketchbook. Make it your own, and let it evolve with your practice.
 
What’s Inside:
Part 1 — Survey Your Creative Practice
Take a clear snapshot of where you are now. Identify the areas where you’re already working intentionally and where you want to become more deliberate and thoughtful.
 
Part 2 — Set Your Foundation
Define your core priorities before you take action so your next steps are aligned with what truly matters to you.
 
Part 3 — Customize Your Approach
Create your own personalized tool to guide and inspire you as you build your capacity to work with greater intention.
 
Part 4 — Build Your Framework
Choose strategic actions and behaviours that will move you toward a more intentional and professional creative practice.
 
Part 5 — Evaluate & Evolve
Design a reflective practice that helps you continue to grow  with focus, clarity, and confidence over time.
 
Plus: A Toolkit for Ongoing Support
At the end of the workbook, you’ll find a collection of additional templates, prompts, and resources to support your continued growth as an intentional creative professional.
 
This is more than a workbook — it’s a companion for your creative journey.
Are you ready to build your creative practice or business with intention, clarity, and purpose?