Miranda’s Hearth’s first-ever #whatimake conference at the Aeronaut Brewery and Artisan’s Asylum, Somerville, MA, April 16, 2016.
Ego Management for Creative People
Tailored for adults or for high school, undergraduate, and grad students in the arts.
If you’re one of those people who reads self-help books but falters when it comes to putting what you’ve learned into practice, this is the workshop for you: using the principles outlined in Life Without Envy, we’ll explore concrete ways of redefining success and actually living by that new definition.
Private Writing for Public Impact
Tailored for adults or for high school, undergraduate, and grad students in the arts.
Creativity + Compassion
Tailored for individuals or small groups.
Ever wondered if adopting a healthier lifestyle could have a beneficial effect on your creativity? When I went vegan in 2011 I experienced a marvelous productivity boost that continues to this day, so I’m convinced there’s a connection between what I eat and how I write. In this workshop you’ll learn both the philosophical and the practical ins-and-outs of what Dr. Will Tuttle calls “the world peace diet,” and why shifting to a plant-based diet will make you a happier and healthier artist. Tea and vegan gluten-free cupcakes will be served, and you’ll leave with loads of resources (including plenty of quick, easy, delicious recipes).
Get in touch for more information on rates and logistics.
Forthcoming Vegan Psych-up!
I’m working on my first (free) ebook, Can-Do Vegan, which will address the most common concerns of the veg-curious, shine a light on cognitive dissonance regarding where your food comes from and who it used to be, and give you all the moral support you need to make a healthy and happy transition to a more compassionate diet.
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