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45 - Healing Through Art: From Self-Criticism to Self-Discovery with Rukmini Poddar

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In this episode of A Way of Thinking, I have the privilege of diving into a profound conversation with the multi-talented Rukmini Poddar. As an artist, designer, educator, and author, Rukmini shares her inspiring journey of uncovering purpose through the lens of creativity. We delve into the heart of her artistic endeavors, particularly focusing on her meaningful 100-day projects and the creation of her book 'Draw Your Feelings.'

Throughout the episode, we unpack the complexities of pursuing a creative career amidst cultural and familial expectations. Plus, Rukmini enlightens us on how drawing serves as a bridge to accessing and understanding our emotions, emphasizing the universal essence of creativity.

Join us as we unravel the transformative power of art in connecting with our feelings and the profound impact it can have on personal growth and discovery.

Topics discussed in this episode include:

[0:00] - Healing Through Art

[07:41] - The Impact of the 100 Day Project

[22:42] - Creativity in Corporate Settings

[27:38] - The Power of Drawing Emotions

[34:19] - Navigating the Unknown: A Creative's Journey

[38:36] - The Process of Creating a Book

[44:07] - Reflections on Personal Growth and Letting Go

[51:20] - Final Questions

Quotes from Episode:

"I've become really passionate about the way art can express feelings that we have that we can't otherwise express. When you draw your anger, you can suddenly see it and you can create distance. From there you can start to heal."

"I want to share a message with anyone creative who struggles with self-criticism: being overly critical of ourselves doesn't help in the long run. Instead, it only serves to shut us down."

Links from the Episode:

Rukmini's Website

Rukmini’s Instagram

Draw Your Feelings Book

Announcements:

Sign Up for a Free Strategy Session

Donate to A Way of Thinking Podcast

Join me for Psychic Development at 9:30 a.m. and Yoga Nidra at 10:30 a.m. in-person and online. DM me for details

Connect with Jessica:

Instagram: @jessicahwangcoaching

Facebook: Jessica Hwang Coaching

Website: Jessica Hwang Coaching

Credits:

Music co-written by Steven Murillo (@someoneinatreeband) & Jessica Hwang (@jessicahwangcoaching)

Production and audio engineering by Ease of Mind Productions

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Manage episode 412971199 series 3345169
Content provided by Jessica Hwang. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jessica Hwang or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode of A Way of Thinking, I have the privilege of diving into a profound conversation with the multi-talented Rukmini Poddar. As an artist, designer, educator, and author, Rukmini shares her inspiring journey of uncovering purpose through the lens of creativity. We delve into the heart of her artistic endeavors, particularly focusing on her meaningful 100-day projects and the creation of her book 'Draw Your Feelings.'

Throughout the episode, we unpack the complexities of pursuing a creative career amidst cultural and familial expectations. Plus, Rukmini enlightens us on how drawing serves as a bridge to accessing and understanding our emotions, emphasizing the universal essence of creativity.

Join us as we unravel the transformative power of art in connecting with our feelings and the profound impact it can have on personal growth and discovery.

Topics discussed in this episode include:

[0:00] - Healing Through Art

[07:41] - The Impact of the 100 Day Project

[22:42] - Creativity in Corporate Settings

[27:38] - The Power of Drawing Emotions

[34:19] - Navigating the Unknown: A Creative's Journey

[38:36] - The Process of Creating a Book

[44:07] - Reflections on Personal Growth and Letting Go

[51:20] - Final Questions

Quotes from Episode:

"I've become really passionate about the way art can express feelings that we have that we can't otherwise express. When you draw your anger, you can suddenly see it and you can create distance. From there you can start to heal."

"I want to share a message with anyone creative who struggles with self-criticism: being overly critical of ourselves doesn't help in the long run. Instead, it only serves to shut us down."

Links from the Episode:

Rukmini's Website

Rukmini’s Instagram

Draw Your Feelings Book

Announcements:

Sign Up for a Free Strategy Session

Donate to A Way of Thinking Podcast

Join me for Psychic Development at 9:30 a.m. and Yoga Nidra at 10:30 a.m. in-person and online. DM me for details

Connect with Jessica:

Instagram: @jessicahwangcoaching

Facebook: Jessica Hwang Coaching

Website: Jessica Hwang Coaching

Credits:

Music co-written by Steven Murillo (@someoneinatreeband) & Jessica Hwang (@jessicahwangcoaching)

Production and audio engineering by Ease of Mind Productions

  continue reading

57 episodes

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