A 'Potluck' of Not-Yet Ideas & Someday Dreams

​Join Labyrxnth founder Christina Ducruet for an intimate 90-minute gathering where we'll coax our half-baked ideas, dormant dreams, or works-in-progress out of hiding and gather in shared self-exploration at the intersection of creativity x fear.

​What to Bring:

​This is a come-as-you-are, camera-on gathering.

​All you need is a notebook and pen, and a readiness to explore something creative you've been working on (or dreaming about) – a sketch, a sentence, a story beginning, a business idea, or even just a creative impulse you haven't yet named.

​What to Expect:

• ​Ground into a supportive container through embodied meditation practice

• ​Uncover and reflect on your latent creative insights and inklings in community

• ​Explore how fear, doubt and inhibition can be signals rather than stop signs in self-expression

• ​Experience a powerful intervention designed to help you understand and shift the specific blockers in bringing your not-yet idea to life

• ​Leave feeling connected, energized and maybe even hopeful!

​After our shared exploration, I'll share details about Lab X: Creativity x Fear for those interested in diving deeper in this supportive 6-week workshop, June 24—July 29. But whether or not you continue your journey, you'll leave with new insights and tools for your creative journey.

What prior participants have to say:

​"I loved this gathering. As an artist, this was useful for me to see the growth I have experienced as well as the patterns in terms of what I have taken action on. It showed me how I have taken some projects to their final stage and how I have tried to take others there and am now in the phase of deciding whether to continue pushing or surrender them." — Katrina

"Information about the Labyrxnth potluck unexpectedly appeared before me on the interwebtubes. Two nights later I found myself gaining insights on my life, from supportive strangers who felt like trusted friends. Clarity and new perspectives were revealed. Tough questions also appeared, and this is a good thing!" — Stephen