Where Your New Life Begins - Nicholas Wilton - Ep 150

Art2Life

Nicholas Wilton

Self-improvement, Education, Visual Arts, Arts

4.8 • 647 Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

https://Art2Life.com - We get to understand who people are by hearing their stories, by listening to where they've come from, what they've done, and who they are—so why don’t we share our stories more freely?

Many of us carry embarrassment or shame about our past, but our stories have the potential to foster genuine connections and dispel negative self-perceptions. Sharing your journey enables others to resonate with their own experiences and see the potential for growth and authenticity in their lives.

Limiting beliefs and outdated self-perceptions can hinder our quest for true fulfillment. Imagine your life without the constraints of practicality; imagine having the space to fully ignite the energy and joy rooted in your personal passions!

Join me for this episode all about how sharing our stories can foster a community of trust and inspiration, nurturing both personal and collective creativity.

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RESOURCES MENTIONED

[6:33] Sharing stories helps give you clarity in how you see yourself

[8:27] Stories build connections, and listening fosters understanding

[13:43] Reflect on your true desires and move beyond your limiting beliefs

[15:25] Trauma shapes purpose, but your self-identity is often misunderstood

[17:34] Connect to what brings you alive authentically

[23:17] Act on dreams—they give you energy and help build identity

[25:02] Reflection and connecting with a group transforms your artistic reality

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0:00.0	So we tend not to share these stories, right?
0:02.4	Because parts of the stories are embarrassing.
0:05.6	Parts of the stories, we have shame around maybe,
0:08.5	or certainly they don't look successful.
0:11.6	They're the hard times when we were dorky,
0:14.2	when we didn't have friends, right?
0:16.2	And the other thing about stories is,
0:18.2	and it was so interesting because we spent a long time really
0:21.5	seeing everyone who was there, really learning about who they were.
0:26.2	And we get to understand who people are by hearing their stories, by listening to where
0:32.0	they've come from and what they've done and who they are.
0:35.8	It's, first of all, rare that we share them,
0:38.5	and it's also really great to have someone just really listening.
0:44.4	Hey, everyone.
0:45.3	Welcome back to the Arts Life podcast.
0:47.3	I'm sitting in this garden in Marrakesh, having just arrived a couple days ago from Portugal,
0:54.9	where Sherey, my partner, and I were teaching
0:58.1	a art of leadership retreat.
1:01.4	And it was so amazing and amazing because of the results.
1:07.9	And the way, how this all transpired and what happens. And while it's still fresh in my
1:14.5	mind, I wanted to share with you a little bit about what we used, what the approach was that we
1:21.3	use. It's not completely unrelated to the bloom practice that I've shared here, the way that I work with artists to make
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