Jodi’s Creative Journey

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Selfish

No one told me that a truly selfish person gives to others. I want to live my best life. I want to…

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Creative Excitement

I run on creative excitement. It is the charge of energy I get from the birth of a new idea; a solution…

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Acid vs Alcohol

A few weekends ago, I went to an all-night underground party. I didn’t want to drink alcohol,…

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Tendencies and Tells

We all have tendencies that aren’t ideal. I’ll share one of mine. Maybe it’ll help you think of yours. 

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Deeply in the Body

I have spent my entire life training in dance, getting more in or out of shape, and performing on…

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Abstraction Saved Me

I design sculptures and then choreograph dances on them. The sculptures and dances are non-linear.

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The Love is Free

When someone asks me to guide them through psychedelic transformation, they hire me…

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Come Close, Dear Jealousy

One of the greatest challenges in changing your life is that many people don’t know what they want specifically.

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Seeds of Greatness

Do we pathologize our ambition too often? Can ambition also be born of simply having a sense that we have…

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Longer and Stronger

In 1900, the average life expectancy of a newborn was 32 years. By 2021 this had more than doubled to 71 years.

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New Problems

My sister said many years ago, “Why would you break up with one partner just to find a whole host…

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Celebrated

I woke up this morning thinking about how I want to be celebrated. I want to make something…

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Sensitive Artist

I have often heard the phrase, "You are a sensitive artist." It never made sense to me before.

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