The hero shakes in their boots and yet faces their fear. But somewhere in the engagement with the obstacle they gain something that takes them to a new level.
If you need help getting back on track after a distraction or loss of confidence, start with reigniting your vision and then set some small steps to put it into action.
A quick exercise to help you get on your feet again when you find yourself tripping over self-doubt.
As Managing Director of NZ Art Guild and a creative business mentor, Sophia Elise knows a thing or two about how to stay focused when faced with a knockback.
Big VOICE CEO and documentary artist Serena Stevenson talks about how a 'no' is a chance to recheck your direction and find a way to turn it into a ‘yes’.
France’s Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival is celebrating New Zealand short film
Bestselling author and entrepreneur Seth Godin outlines a common creative affliction: sabotaging
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Splore is well known for melding music, arts and culture. So how does a festival normally held bi
An exhibition of images that explore the invisible world of nanotechnology from the MacDiarmid In
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Some of the biggest names of the 2011 Auckland Arts Festival have signed on for the Arts and