From my talk: “Creativity Feels Good, Except When It’s Nagging at You and Feels Like Shit”

I started Kate Sullivan Creative in early 2024 for creative people in any creative discipline at any point in their creative journey who, like me, find joy (and struggle) in creativity and want more of it in their lives. In the past, this has included tons of events, workshops, 1:1 sessions focused on personal creativity, as well as team consulting and career/leadership coaching for creative industry professionals. Then I got another full-time job. So today this is for my creative meanderings, limited creativity workshops & 1:1s, intermittent events, inspiring resources, and whatever else I’m in the mood to try. Welcome!

(photo credits: creativity talk and typewriter:: Eric Slomanson;; headphones: Evan Roberts; all else: me

Inspired People

  • "Kate, thank you for making the space as I explored what and why this [project] was important for me. It was an important part of the journey from "I have an idea" to "I am not sure if I should do this" to "I did it."

    Nish Patel, Founder, Tomorrow with Nish

  • "Every time we meet, I walk away feeling energized and focused with a clear path forward. It’s been such an amazing investment (in my creative writing and overall happiness) and I can’t recommend her enough."

    Emily Donelan, writer-producer

  • “Kate has been a huge part of helping me organize and manifest my creative side projects. 10 out of 10 Creatives with ADHD would recommend!”

    Evan Roberts, Multimedia Storyteller & Producer

  • "Kate brings deep professional creative experience, organization, and clear communication, as well as the flexibility, care, and integrity needed to create a safe space and help people flourish creatively."

    Emily Shaw, Podcast Executive Producer & Audio Artist

  • "After just a few sessions, I realized that many of the things I thought were “blocking” my creativity were actually outdated attachments I no longer needed. Kate's helped me build new frameworks and habits around both my creative and professional work — and the benefits showed up almost immediately."

    Walter Thompson, writer/independent journalist