Curiosity & Creative Expression: Practicing Self Discovery

This episode explores curiosity as a powerful entry point into self-discovery, showing how creative expression can reveal deeper layers of who we are. Kristan shares her evolution from artist to spiritual guide, highlighting how creativity, whether through writing, drawing, or simply observing, serves as a mirror for personal growth. She introduces the idea of a “creative mindset,” one that replaces judgment with openness and allows for exploration, reflection, and meaningful change.

Through practices like journaling and heart mapping, the conversation offers practical, accessible ways to reconnect with inner wisdom. Kristan emphasizes that creativity isn’t limited to traditional art, it’s a way of engaging with life itself. By becoming a curious, non-judgmental observer, we can break patterns, access insight, and step into a more authentic and expansive version of ourselves.

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Aeschylus, the father of tragedy

Of course, introducing another person into our lives is where drama begins. How often have I thought that everything would be just great if not for something this person did or how that person behaved? Just as Aeschylus figured out in his plays, our lives are much more challenging and interesting because of the people we spend time with, the people we love, the people we randomly encounter each day.

Slow down.

Distinguishing between important and urgent has been one of my on-going discussions with myself. I am susceptible to acting like there is not enough time to accomplish all that is on my list. In reality, when I slow down, time slows down. I needed a reminder and I got not just one, several.

Finding God in the Quiet

Finding God in the Quiet

In this heartfelt conversation, Kristan sat down with licensed minister Laura Sharp-Waites to talk about what happens when life feels heavy, faith feels distant, and you're carrying more than you know how to hold. Laura shares how seasons of physical, emotional, and...