We are ruminants!
A community that aims to support visual creatives who struggle with anxiety and negative thoughts during their work.
Don’t let anxiety get in the way of reaching your dreams and expressing yourself creatively.
Communicate your boundaries to clients.
Be clear about your working hours and response times.
Most clients will respect your limits and appreciate your professionalism.
Learn to recognize signs of burnout:
🔹Constant fatigue
🔹Irritability
🔹Lack of motivation
Listen to your body and take breaks when needed.
Fight for and demand your rest like you would fight for your beloved ones.
We love to journal.
It's easy (and a relief) complaining non stop for 3-4 pages.
One recommendation:
--> End the journaling session by writing down 3 things you're grateful for.
Shifting your focus to the positives can do wonders for your mental health.
We love to journal.
It's easy (and a relief) complaining non stop for 3-4 pages.
One recommendation:
--> End the journaling session by writing down 3 things you're grateful for.
Shifting your focus to the positives can do wonders for your mental health.
Good day creatives!
It's normal to have ups and downs. How can we embrace this crazy journey and practice self-care?
Author Julia Cameron recommends 'morning pages'—writing 3 pages of stream-of-consciousness thoughts each day to clear your mind.
Insults are allowed there!
What's better than a creative community?
One where we share our mental health struggles.
Rumminants it's like a group hug for your brain, where you can be open, supportive, and watch your creative powers multiply!
@E_clipsETH It happens when you make peace with yourself.
We don't even think, but in reality, we are fighting with ourselves for our goals or comparisons.
But once you let yourself be you. You feel there is no pressure. Life is beautiful, and sun is bright.
That's when my life changed.
Good morning, creatives! ☀️
Start your day with this gem from Maya Angelou:
'You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.'
So, grab that coffee and let's train that muscle.
Artist: @SwarleyArt
Picasso said 'Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.'
Let's try
· Sticking out our tongues to rude customers.
· Biting our critics on the arm.
· Squishing our tubes of expensiv paint in our sketchbooks.