Imposter Syndrome vs Creativity
Naina Bajaria, Naina Ayurveda
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1. Introduction
1:47 -
2. Imposter syndrome
15:01 -
3. The two types of creativity
4:26 -
4. Dealing with it
1:57 -
5. Who to listen to
2:23 -
6. Tool 1: Setting your Values
2:49 -
7. Tool 2: Journaling
1:47 -
8. How to watch these videos: tutorial vs real time
0:33 -
9. Tool 3: Physical Movement
0:57 -
10. Your posture is an expression of how you feel
7:47 -
11. Tool 4: Breathing
5:47 -
12. Tool 5: Meditation
3:28 -
13. Meditation environment
0:54 -
14. Class project
0:41 -
15. End
0:29 -
16. Real time yoga stretches (physical movement)
14:29 -
17. Real time breathing exercise: Yogic Breath
6:35 -
18. Real time meditation
7:02
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About This Class
This class is for creatives that are looking to built a robust yet flexible stance and attitude towards themselves and their work. By looking at areas such as doubt, fear, unworthiness and confidence, I unfold the "imposter syndrome" and how the sciences of Yoga and Ayurveda can help in alleviating such feelings.
Lack of self-worth is a common attribute to freelance creatives in the beginning of their journey. The sciences of Ayurveda and Yoga focus on building a core strength within the self, knowing the self and also healing the mind. Through knowledge of the self, movement and proper breathing techniques, we can slowly start to align with that part of ourself that no longer needs external validation for our work.
In small steps, we can make a big difference to our overall wellbeing, which means that as a creative, you can more easily find that flow and align with your true self and creative spark.
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Hello, I'm Naina. I am an Ayurvedic practitioner from the UK.
I am passionate about health and wellbeing, knowledge expansion, focusing the mind and increasing awareness in all facets of life.
I have an interest in plants - as medicine, food, beauty products, ritual and creative projects.
I have a keen passion for the science and way of life that Yoga offers us and I combine this with my knowledge in Ayurveda.
My key skills are in being able...
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