What makes artists artists?

Let’s be real. You probably don’t actually hate routine, you just might be a recovering procrastinator who’s low-key afraid of letting yourself down (again)! In this episode, we’re talking about that weird mental glitch that makes routines feel like cages, even though deep down you want the structure.If your to-do list keeps ghosting you and your calendar is more of a suggestion than a plan, this one’s for you.

Join me and Yassine for an intimate conversation that smells like coffee brewing and sounds like creatives reflecting on what it really means to make art and to live it.

We drift through the currents of change while holding fast to an inner calm. A gentle guide for those learning to walk alone, rooted in stillness, flowing with life.

In this episode, I take you on an intimate reflection about how we can learn to create space within ourselves: space to better know, understand, and free who we truly are.

Healing isn’t about erasing parts of yourself: it’s about making space for all of them to exist. Let’s talk about it.

Yeah… idk, I got nth to say.

Let’s talk about how writing can rewire our brains 🧠

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A deep delve into the Chungking Express, Wong Kar-Wai’s iconic film that redefined cinematic storytelling. (no spoilers!) Join me as we discuss the symbolism of expired pineapple cans, the beauty of fleeting connections, and the emotional weight of longing in an urban jungle. Link to my Letterboxdhttps://boxd.it/bRdmlLink to cinematography analysis https://colorculture.org/cinematography-analysis-of-chungking-express/Enjoy the episode!!

Bilan d’une semaine pleine de nouvelles rencontres ✨