Called to Create is a 3-month coaching journey for anyone who’s tired of feeling stuck, creatively restless, or like they’re living a life that doesn’t quite fit.

Together, we’ll rebuild your creative confidence and help you finally start making the art, writing the book, or pursuing the ideas you’ve been putting off for far too long — even if you’re not entirely sure what that looks like yet.

Because you know there’s more in you — and you’re ready to stop holding yourself back and start living the life you’ve been quietly longing for

Called to Create

rediscover the artist within and start living the life you were made for.

You know you’re here to create.

Not just for fun. Not just as a side hobby.
But because it’s part of who you are — and you’ve ignored it long enough.

Deep down, you’ve always known.
You’re a writer. A singer. A performer. A painter.
A maker of things. A bringer of ideas into the world.

But somewhere along the way, life got louder than your creative voice. Careers happened. Expectations happened. Responsibilities and doubts creeped in. But the call didn’t go away. It kept tugging, whispering, waking you up in the middle of the night.

And now?

You’re ready for something to change.
You’re ready to answer the call.

ANSWER THE CALL. FIND YOUR VOICE. MAKE THE ART ONLY YOU CAN MAKE.

What this journey is really about

It’s about reclaiming your creative life force.
It’s about giving yourself permission to follow what lights you up, even when it doesn’t make sense yet.
It’s about coming home to the version of you that you’ve buried under years of “being sensible”, or doing what other people have expected of you.

This is about more than making art.
It’s about becoming who you truly are.

It’s not about hustling to produce your masterpiece (though you might surprise yourself).

What We’ll Work On Together

Over 3 months, we’ll move through a gentle but powerful process:

1. Awakening

Reconnect to your creative longings, desires, and forgotten loves.
Start listening inward again. Start giving yourself permission.

2. Exploring

Experiment, play, and try things without the pressure to “get it right.”
Dismantle old beliefs about what’s allowed. Let yourself be curious.

3. Creating

Find momentum. Follow threads. Begin making, writing, singing, sharing.
Start to feel the joy and power of bringing ideas to life.

4. Integrating

Reflect, gather insights, and shape what’s next for you.
Clarify how this creative self becomes part of your everyday life moving forward.

what you’ll leave with

+ Renewed confidence in your creative voice — and the courage to actually use it.

+ A clearer sense of what you want to create (or at least, where to start).

+ A creative practice or project underway — something tangible you’ve made or begun — whether that’s recording the first track of your album, writing chapter one of your novel, launching a podcast, or designing your first creative workshop.

+ Tools and practices to keep going — even when self-doubt shows up (because it will).

+ The confidence to share your work — whether that means pressing publish, stepping on stage, or simply saying out loud: “I’m an artist.”

+ New ways of thinking, working, and living that support your creativity.

+ A feeling of being alive, awake, and connected to your true self.

Everyone’s journey is unique…

I’ve worked with people who have to written their first screenplay, developed a TV pilot, re-discovered their love of singing and songwriting, started recording their first album, built their artist studio, launched their podcast, designed and delivered creative experiences, and many more wild and wonderful creative acts.

Some people have broken free from highly successful corporate careers, status’ and salaries. Others have shifted from always supporting other peoples creativity in “non-creative” roles and departments, to finally making space for their own.

I’ve also worked with established creatives who long for more freedom and artistry in the work they do. Such as a Graphic Designer who took seriously his love and talent for illustration. Eventually closing down his design business to begin what is now a flourishing illustration practice working with dream clients, on exactly the kinds of projects he wants, creating work he loves and is proud to share with the world today.

What could yours be? I can’t wait to find out…

Why I Do This Work

I’ve always been drawn to people with a creative spark — the ones with big ideas, hidden talents, and quiet longings they’ve carried for years. The ones who feel called to make something, even if they’re not quite sure what it looks like yet.

What I love most is the possibility and potential that lives within each of us — and being behind the scenes, supporting you as you bring it all to life.

My role isn’t to tell you what to make or how to do it. It’s to help you clear the noise, reconnect with your own instincts, and give yourself permission to follow what’s been calling you.

Creativity isn’t just about the work you produce — it’s about how you live, how you see yourself, and what you allow yourself to pursue. It’s about reclaiming your voice, your ideas, and your joy.

If you’re feeling that quiet (or loud) nudge to make a change, to explore what’s next, or to finally give yourself permission to create — I’d love to support you.

How we’ll work together