A discussion about failures and ‘failures’ in creative work: how do you decide whether to undertake another iteration or let a project die?

Phoenixes ‘die’ and then rise from the ashes transformed. Zombies die but won’t lie down: they hang around and consume you.

Creative work is messy, requiring many experiments, drafts, and iterations. When it gets too messy, is that a sign that success is getting ready to rise from the ashes of past attempts? Or are you pumping energy into a project that will only ever suck the life out of you?

How do you tell the difference?

Join creative conversationalist Meredith Lewis for an intimate discussion that explores the difference between phoenixes and zombies, failures and transformations, and your experience of being creative.

Creative confabs: Facilitated discussions on creativity for small groups.

What are creative confabs?

Intimate vibe, plenty of airspace.
Capped at a maximum of 4 attendees.
Book as an individual and join other 3 other people for an interactive session,
OR book out all 4 spaces for you and 3 of your friends and colleagues.

Each booking includes a 6-month subscription to Methods and Madness Substack.

About your facilitator:

Meredith Lewis has over 30 years’ experience in the arts, university, and community sectors. As a transformative facilitator, she helps people to understand their experience of creativity and to develop a creative process. Meredith is focused on helping people to work in ways that are humane and generative of inspiration, learning, and resilience. She is particularly interested in helping people to reclaim confidence in their creativity, harness collective imagination, and develop capabilities in co-creation, futures literacy, and interdisciplinary work.