Wright Stuff Coaching - Lisa Wright

23/08/2025

If you’re local to Northampton, U.K. and fancy a morning of curious creativity, let me know!

17/08/2025

My mate Sheringham Sid.

07/10/2018

left on a windowsill of the Randolph hotel by the bus stop Can you reunite this doggie with its owner?

29/01/2018

16/03/2017

Free course with TreeSisters. I am a tree-hugging wild soul so this is a must for me!

There is a doorway into the life force of nature that can literally change our experience of being human ~ A free three day mini course with Clare Dubois

04/03/2017

I've been AWOL focusing on creating my online course! Getting excited, but still a way off...

28/02/2017

The psychology of creativity is a fascinating subject and one I can never tire of reading about. This is an interesting piece on how to increase your chances of grabbing those elusive 'aha moments' by Harvard Business Review. I usually get mine in bed then have to get up and write them down before they disappear into my dreams! Where and how do you get yours?

https://hbr.org/2016/10/4-steps-to-having-more-aha-moments

24/02/2017

Are you holding yourself back?

I'd like to share with you a free guide and workbook that helps you:
- understanding your obstacles and how to fly past them
- create some next steps on your chosen creative path
- deal with setback and anxiety
- make meaning with your creative life
Visit my website to grab your free copy - http://www.wrightstuffcoaching.com/free-gift

Free gift

21/02/2017

Are you holding yourself back?

I'd like to share with you a free guide and workbook that helps you:
- understanding your obstacles and how to fly past them
- create some next steps on your chosen creative path
- deal with setback and anxiety
- make meaning with your creative life
Visit my website to grab your free copy - http://www.wrightstuffcoaching.com/free-gift

18/02/2017

I'm a huge fan of Seth so do expect me to share lots of his wisdom on here! This is one of his short blog posts. I'm quoting most of it below:

"An interesting problem is one that's never been solved in quite this way before. It's not always going to work. The stakes are high. It involves coloring outside the lines.
Most solution providers (freelancers/firms/professionals) shy away from the interesting problems. There's not a lot of firm ground to stand on. There's more apparent risk than most people are comfortable with. It's too easy to shy away and pull back a little.
But...
And it's a big but...
The few who are willing to engage in interesting problems are worth working with."

He's talking about us my friends - THE CREATIVES! We are the ones with the ability to challenge the status quo, to colour outside the lines and set our imagination free to explore way beyond the boundaries of our knowledge of what has gone before. It's a brave new world out there but you, yes YOU are the ones most equipped to succeed and, not only that, but to love what you do while you're talking that world by storm. It won't always be easy and sometimes you'll feel tempted to slip back under the comfort blanket of conformity, but remember that you are not alone. There is a whole army of supporters out there cheering you on.

So, go for the interesting, the difficult, the ground-breaking. I for one will be here to hold your hand.

xx

Being locked out of your car is not an interesting problem. Call five locksmiths, hire the cheap and fast one, you'll be fine. And getting a script written or a book cover designed isn't that interesting either. There are thousands...

10/02/2017

Lady Gaga shares how to find meaning in your work. I love this message.

07/02/2017

Wise words from Mr Godin. I've had offers before - "we can't pay you, but it will be great exposure." Before you take this 'free' advertising, spend some time checking out exactly what it's going to be worth to you. What's the breadth of this exposure? Will it put you in front of your target audience? Are you signing away any rights to this particular piece of work? Stay true to your own worth and always be ready to question why they can't pay you. Sometimes you'll find a genuine opportunity but more often than not there's someone on the other end believing that they can get your talent for nothing. They wouldn't say the same thing to their accountant or lawyer so why their artists, writers, designers?

Freelancers, writers, designers, photographers--there's always an opportunity to work for free. There are countless websites and causes and clients that will happily take your work in exchange for exposure. And in some settings, this makes perfect sense. You might be...