I love that I just pressed a button that says create to record this episode because that's what this is all about.

Are you a creator or a consumer?

Paulo Quello said, everybody has creative potential and from the moment you can express this creative potential, you can start changing the world.

Welcome to the School of Self-Image, where personal development meets style.

Here's your hostess, master life coach, Tanya Lee.

Hello, my friends. How's it going?

I wish you could see what I'm looking at right now.

I'm facing out and looking at the ocean, the Caribbean.

I'm in Puerto Rico and I arrived a few days ago.

My business manager lives here and I have some other friends who are here on the island and I've never been.

I'm like, how am I just now experiencing this place for the first time?

I'm so just in love with the people and the food and the culture and the music and just the whole vibe here.

It's such a gem. I'm still upset with myself that it's taken me this long to get here, but I'm here now.

And let me share with you why I'm here right now in the big scheme of things.

It's because I am a creator. I create things. I get an idea and I take action. I make decisions.

And that's what I want to talk with you about in this episode because I know so many of you want to experience new things.

You want to reach your goals and it's going to require that you become more of a creator versus a consumer.

So let's take a look at the definition of a creator.

It is one that creates usually by bringing something new or original into being.

A person who invents, produces or makes things.

On the other hand, a consumer is a person that eats or uses something.

Someone who purchases or uses goods or services for personal use.

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