Rewarding your curiosity can really help make you more creative, have more open ideas and make you happier.

Hence taking a course in something you are interested in, or learning all you can  from books, the web  on a subject or someone or by developing new skills in a certain area can make you feel fabulous and make you start making connections in new ways.


One way to declare someone a genius can be by their unusual ways of making connections  on subjects they know a lot about and creative  genius can certainly be applied to that. So the more you can look or know about something from lots of different perspectives and then making your choices, the more interesting and well rounded the work is. 


 Open minded creatives be it in science or art have a new often exciting fresh perspective  by knowing the existing points of views or 'rules' and then drilling into  them or making up their own or by contrasting them.

As a jazz musician I  learnt many many different scales and ways to get into them so that when any of us improvise we can pull creatively from an embedded bank of knowledge and don't just hit the same obvious notes. Other types of musicians may choose to have 5 years of being  fascinated by a certain type of music  before moving on or get focused how to play certain things much much better.


So this week's new podcast 63 is all about curiosity and how discovering the answers can be a really great way to feel happier, we all like learning the answers and unravelling mysteries. If there is too much uncertainty though we feel less happy.


So whether you are curious to learn about a new drum sound, new software, a certain type of literature, music, film or art made at a certain point or place  in time I can only encourage us all to go after what you are curious about.You will later find it influences your own work and your skill level in often indefinable, subtle ways.



My programme ‘Get Your Art In Gear’ will be available in February 2022.  Get Your Art in Gear is a specialist program that blends the practical, financial and creative lessons you need to take your work to the next level.



Aims of this podcast - Love Your Creativity & Make Money
This podcast is about being a working creative from thoughts on marketing, budget to what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends.


About me, Marysia Trembecka

I am at heart a storyteller and this has translated from the initial creation of work to being a performer, including film and theatre acting, writing and performing international touring comedy shows to MCing.

Highlights include sell-out Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe shows, singing at the Royal Festival Hall in 23 different languages, as well as doing TEDx talks and corporate gigs, such as the Brit Awards Afterparty at the 02 as my ‘The Singing Psychic’ bio queen character.