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Thanks!

I've loved your blog for a while, but wow! I now have so much more to appreciate about you and how you share art, creativity and the real stuff that goes on in our creative lives. I have been an artist hiding in graphic design for a long while because it was easy and didn't matter. I'd just been considering giving myself permission to create again, now I know why I've been so slow about it. I've decided to name my inner critic Gabby because she is always flapping her gums! Thank you so much!

Paula is always inspiring to me and many others. She's got respect in the Design Industry, and that's not easy at all.

This was really great!

This was really great!

Concise, Enlightening & Inspiring. :)

A very inspiring lecture. Glad this is available on CreativeLive.

Ms. Krysa is a relatable and effective speaker. Besides encouraging audience members to speak to themselves as they would speak to friends, she reminds us all that we can't accomplish anything if we give up. Her advice to see when the inner critic is most outspoken resonated with me so much that I'm using it as an exercise in therapy.

Ayse Birsel wrote the great book. I bought her book in 2015. It's very help me to plan my life. Back in that day, i have problem in my life and i struggle to solve it. I do not know what to do. Ayse Birsel books give "the fun factor" to restart again my life and fight my fear.

Wonderful! Very inspiring

See..this is what I miss in the "artworld" true open speech about internal feelings. Thank you Danielle !

What a refreshing, sweet, practical talk about getting past that nagging voice inside. I named mine Chelberg, after this really obnoxious kid I knew in grade school. Makes me giggle. Thanks!

Nice to see how someone got started in their business. Thanks for sharing!

This was excellent. Provided me with lots of tools to keep in my back pocket for when that critic comes up.

It is true that a bad experience at school can create a very negative impact in our life. I can feel the pain and frustration in her voice when she referred to that experience, and it was shocking to hear that she stopped painting for almost 15 years after the critic of his teacher; Anyway, this was a good talk to learn on how not to give up because of the comments of people, of course we still need to value the valid critics and improve our job on a daily basis. Respectfully

I really liked this class a lot. Danielle Krysa came across so well. I could sense her disappointment at her critique of her student art when she was younger, and then being able to find ways to work around her inner critic later in life. I am glad I can own this so I can watch it again as a reminder.

Such a lovely and inspiring story

Aysa has this natural and peaceful way of speaking that makes you want to keep listening to her as she describes the exercises in the book and the design process she shares. I don't agree with those who might think that this is just for selling her book, and in the case it was, I found it inspiring. She shares a powerful way to prioritize our desires, needs and dreams. Life is simple, you just need courage to make the choices of what you really care about. That's the message. I loved it.

This class has been a wonderful little creativity booster for someone like me, who enjoys creating, but spends far too much of their day working in a non-creative field. It's enticed me most days to put down the phone, close out that browser, and REALLY take a mental break from the grind to do a silly little project that makes you feel less stressed.

Wow!!!! I liked this class because Danielle talked about that nasty voice and How To Deal With It in a very cool way. I have named my IC Otto.

So, being a bit in a void with my creative thinking, I believe that this class is a cool tool to get back to observing life around you and start creating. It changed my way of looking at people and things and making me more secure about what I can do with what I see or hear or feel. Also, I believe that sticking to this program for 28 days (and then perhaps another 28 days with your own creative assignments) really will bring you into a habit of creating more, and more strategically. So, I want to thank you all for this. It looks perhaps a bit childish, and indeed, repetition is a bit sad, but for changing your creative mind and view on things, this is great!

Always trust that first feeling and build on it- she breaks down her process to elevate you to tap into your own- trim the negativity and allow the natural inspiration to rise. Awesome workshop!

This is not the first time I hear Danielle Krysa's story, but she gets me every time. Her openness and vulnerability make her so relatable. I love the concept of this class and the tips...I'll be putting them to use ASAP!

I think she was brave to get over that voice. I did something brave too by telling a pulisher that I have a book ready to publish in 6 months. So I still need to write it. This will make me write it wirhout excuses. Her idea of blocking time to do is great.

Thank you for sharing your story.