As creatives we often experience the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. There are many reasons for this. We have deep sensitivities, moments of intense inspiration, periods of stagnation, and struggles in finding equilibrium.
At times, our creative spirit feels caged by excessive structure, suppressing the natural flow of our feminine energy. Conversely, we might find ourselves lost in creative ideas lacking the masculine structure necessary to materialize these concepts.
If any of this resonates, if you’re feeling trapped, emotionally scattered, or disconnected from your physical self, this episode will speak directly to your heart.
Morgan Short is joined by Chelsea Kazmierczak-Goethel, a board-certified functional nutritionist and intuitive practitioner whose life work is to bridge the gap between science and spirituality, guiding individuals towards a state of whole person wellness. With nearly a decade of experience under her belt as a holistic wellness practitioner, Chelsea brings a wealth of knowledge on how to nourish the body, soul, heart, and mind.
We discuss the essence of energy and wellness, and their profound impact on creative flow. Chelsea shares the importance of balancing our masculine and feminine energies, offering insight into how we can harness these forces to enhance our creative expression and lead a more balanced, fulfilling life.
She also discusses the significance of aligning our natural rhythms, such as menstrual cycles, with our creative processes to maximize productivity and harmony.
What you’ll learn from Chelsea:
Chelsea’s final invitation encourages us to embrace ourselves as our own best healers. Deep within, we hold the answers to our needs; sometimes, all it takes is a guiding light, like Chelsea, to uncover the tools and foundations necessary to break free from our binds.
Learn more about Chelsea at https://www.khailazwellness.com/ or on Instagram at @chelsea.kaz.goethel
Listen to unlock your creative potential and achieve holistic harmony.
Keep creating, keep making art. Your art is a gift to you and to the world.
As creatives we often experience the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. There are many reasons for this. We have deep sensitivities, moments of intense inspiration, periods of stagnation, and struggles in finding equilibrium.
At times, our creative spirit feels caged by excessive structure, suppressing the natural flow of our feminine energy. Conversely, we might find ourselves lost in creative ideas lacking the masculine structure necessary to materialize these concepts.
If any of this resonates, if you’re feeling trapped, emotionally scattered, or disconnected from your physical self, this episode will speak directly to your heart.
Morgan Short is joined by Chelsea Kazmierczak-Goethel, a board-certified functional nutritionist and intuitive practitioner whose life work is to bridge the gap between science and spirituality, guiding individuals towards a state of whole person wellness. With nearly a decade of experience under her belt as a holistic wellness practitioner, Chelsea brings a wealth of knowledge on how to nourish the body, soul, heart, and mind.
We discuss the essence of energy and wellness, and their profound impact on creative flow. Chelsea shares the importance of balancing our masculine and feminine energies, offering insight into how we can harness these forces to enhance our creative expression and lead a more balanced, fulfilling life.
She also discusses the significance of aligning our natural rhythms, such as menstrual cycles, with our creative processes to maximize productivity and harmony.
What you’ll learn from Chelsea:
Chelsea’s final invitation encourages us to embrace ourselves as our own best healers. Deep within, we hold the answers to our needs; sometimes, all it takes is a guiding light, like Chelsea, to uncover the tools and foundations necessary to break free from our binds.
Learn more about Chelsea at https://www.khailazwellness.com/ or on Instagram at @chelsea.kaz.goethel
Listen to unlock your creative potential and achieve holistic harmony.
Keep creating, keep making art. Your art is a gift to you and to the world.