Real creative growth often starts with trust, not certainty.

Edie is an artist, writer, musician, and co-creator of the Healing the Inner Child Oracle deck. She shares how a life built around music, painting, and intuitive making became a body of work that is unmistakably her own. She taught herself instead of going to art school, found her voice in Los Angeles, Nashville, New York, and France, and learned how to keep creating when you don't know what comes next.

In this episode:

• Why "a little, often" is one of the most powerful creative practices
• How letting go of outcome changes the way you make art
• What it means to trust your path before anyone else can validate it
• How family support, fear, and identity shape our stories about success
• Why some work is meant to be shared, even when it feels vulnerable

Maria and Nina also unpack the origin story of the Healing the Inner Child deck: a chance email, a yoga festival meeting, a bookstore spark in Woodstock, and the intuitive process that turned hundreds of paintings into a tool for reflection and healing. The conversation also moves into parenting, creative identity, and the pressure to define yourself by one title when life keeps asking you to evolve.

If you're in a creative season, questioning your path, or trying to make peace with not having the whole map, this episode will meet you there. Art, like life, is often about showing up, staying open, and following the thread.

Join Nina and Maria for an authentic conversation with Kathy as she shares her firsthand experiences of SoulCollage® and Family Constellations. From unexpected insights to meaningful moments of transformation, this episode offers a glimpse into what can happen when we create space for curiosity, healing, and self-discovery.

Discover how representing others in family constellations can lead to personal breakthroughs. Join Maria, Nina, and special guests Mala and Chrissie as they explore the transformative power of this practice. Learn how online sessions offer a safe space for deep emotional work and why this modality is more relevant than ever.