031: How Color and Movement Gave Me Permission to Rewrite My Story

035: Crafting Confidence and Creativity for Women Podcasters with Kim Parkinson

Your voice is your most powerful business tool, and one podcast growth strategist's journey from craft store owner to confidence coach proves exactly why. Aimee Carlson sits down with Kim Parkinson, podcast growth strategist and producer of The Creative Permission Slip, for a rich conversation about creativity across the seasons of life, what it really means to show up authentically on your podcast, and why Gen X women have a unique and urgent calling to get their voices out there. Kim shares why so many women resist doing solo episodes, how staying interview-only can quietly turn your podcast into an expensive hobby, and the simple mindset shift that makes showing up on camera or mic so much easier than we make it. Whether you are thinking about starting a podcast or wondering how to grow the one you already have, this episode is your permission slip to stop waiting for perfect and start letting your voice flow. Connect with Kim Parkinson: https://kpcreativemedia.com [https://kpcreativemedia.com] Listen to her podcast, Podcasting for Your Spiritual Business: https://kpcreativemedia.com/podcast [https://kpcreativemedia.com/podcast] Connect with Aimee: https://www.sheforcecoach.com [https://www.sheforcecoach.com] With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com [https://crookedlinestudio.com] in Billings, MT for their collaboration.

034: How to Unlock Your Intuition and Overcome Creative Blocks with Dina Berrin

What if the key to unlocking your creativity and self-discovery has been inside you all along? Aimee Carlson sits down with intuitive life coach, author, and teacher Dina Barron for a rich conversation about intuition, creativity, and what it means to truly get to know yourself. Dina shares how everyone already has intuition but that it takes consistent practice to build a strong relationship with it, much like going to the gym. Through playful tools like tarot, numerology, astrology, divination charm kits, journaling, and even a simple color walk outside your door, Dina offers accessible, joyful ways to reconnect with your inner wisdom, break through creative blocks, and rewrite the limiting scripts we carry from our past. You are allowed to begin again. Your creativity does not need to be perfect or productive to be valuable, and the world needs your unique color just as it is. Connect with Aimee: https://www.sheforcecoach.com [https://www.sheforcecoach.com] With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com [https://crookedlinestudio.com] in Billings, MT for their collaboration.

033: Clearing Space for Creativity When You Feel Stuck and Stagnant

What if the most creative thing you can do right now is nothing at all? Aimee Carlson explores the powerful practice of clearing as a gateway to creativity. Rather than forcing inspiration, she invites listeners to create the conditions for it by clearing physical, emotional, mental, digital, and energetic space. From qigong and mindful movement to journaling and nervous system regulation, Aimee offers a fresh lens on what it means to prepare for creativity with intention and care. Clearing is not emptiness. It is pre-paving for possibility, and when you show creativity that you care, it will show up for you. Connect with Aimee: https://www.sheforcecoach.com [https://www.sheforcecoach.com] With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com [https://crookedlinestudio.com] in Billings, MT for their collaboration.

032: Steal This Imagination Practice to Break Through Creative Blocks and Perfectionism

Your imagination is not a gift reserved for artists and inventors — it is a built-in human superpower you are already using every single day, whether you know it or not. Aimee Carlson sits down with writer and artist Sarah Bush to explore the untapped potential of imagination and what it truly means to live and create from a place of confidence and self-trust. Sarah breaks down the four dimensions of imagination — creating, imagining as, becoming, and protecting — and shares why worrying, perfectionism, and fear are all just imagination running in the wrong direction. She also walks through the predictable rhythms of the creative process, including the dreaded messy middle, and why hitting a wall is not a sign you don't belong in the creative space but a sign you are right on track. If you have ever told yourself you are not creative, this conversation is your permission slip to think again and to finally give yourself the grace to begin. Sarah Bush, sarahbushartworks.com [http://sarahbushartworks.com/] https://sarahbush.substack.com/ [https://sarahbush.substack.com/] Connect with Aimee: https://www.sheforcecoach.com [https://www.sheforcecoach.com] With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com [https://crookedlinestudio.com] in Billings, MT for their collaboration.

031: How Color and Movement Gave Me Permission to Rewrite My Story

What if the color you were told not to wear was actually the key to unlocking your most authentic self? Host Aimee Carlson sits down with her longtime friend Noxolo, a South African educator and creative soul, to explore how something as simple as wearing the color pink became a gateway to deeper self-expression, healing, and joy. Together they unpack the powerful triangle of creativity, permission, and joy and how giving yourself permission in one small area of life opens doors you never expected. From color analysis and personal style to movement meditation and limiting beliefs, this conversation is an invitation to stop conforming and start flowing. When you stop resisting yourself, life becomes more expansive, more free, and infinitely more joyful. Permission granted. Connect with Aimee: https://www.sheforcecoach.com [https://www.sheforcecoach.com] With special appreciation to Crooked Line Studios https://crookedlinestudio.com [https://crookedlinestudio.com] in Billings, MT for their collaboration.