Who?
Kim Werker. I'm a writer, editor, instructor and community builder. I write books about creativity, help other writers write with purpose and clarity, lead creative and professional-development workshops, and host an online community of creative adventurers.
What now?
The heart of everything I do resides in Mighty Ugly. It’s a creativity exercise, a professional-development workshop, sometimes a keynote address, and a book. Also, I facilitate an inclusive, supportive community of people who are into exploring their creativity and prioritizing it in their daily lives.
Where?
In Vancouver, Canada, at conferences and events, and online. For over a decade's worth of thoughts and projects and writing about all manner of things, start with my blog. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to really get a feel for my work. And join our community right here.
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Every Friday, get honest talk about fitting creativity into daily life, along with announcements, tips, and links to things you’ll enjoy knowing about. Someone once told me she looks forward to it every week!
Mighty Creative Podcast Episode 108: Time Is Warped
When time is all screwed up, and when we may feel inclined to think we have way more of it on our hands than we actually do, does the challenge of fitting in creative projects go away? It sure doesn't. Have a listen.
Mighty Creative Podcast Episode 107: Dispatch from Quarantine
We're nine days into self-quarantine because the last person we saw before going into self-isolation last Monday called a few days later to tell us he'd been exposed. On the podcast: some things that are bringing me joy in isolation, plus how our online community is here to help you stay socially and creatively connected.
Mighty Creative Podcast Episode 106: How Creativity Will Help Us Weather This Crisis
Dr. Erin Griffiths on brain chemistry and how making things makes us feel better; how we need to be creative in more than what we make right now, but also in how we decide to live and stay connected; and about what to do if we're feeling so overwhelmed that we feel we can't do or make much of anything.
