Creative Foresight

  
    Choosing creativity today =
    
        a better future tomorrow
        access to flow
        presence
        showing up for yourself
        spiritual practice
        exponential investment

Welcome

If you're here, you probably know what it's like to have creativity pull at you—while everything else demands you ignore it.

You're in the right place.

I'm Jennifer Spoelma. Writer, artist, podcast host, and coach. And this is Creative Foresight: my practice, my philosophy, and my invitation to you.

My Body of Work

- Newsletter
- Books - page coming soon!
- LinkedIn
- Prints (coming soon!)
- Portfolio (coming soon!)
- TikTok
- Creative Current with Jess & Jen (coming soon!)
- Guesting
- Body of Work
- Workshops

What I’m here for

I'm here to help people free their creative power.

I'm tired of watching people treat creativity like a luxury they'll get to someday—after the job stabilizes, after the kids are older, after life calms down.

Because life doesn't calm down on its own.

It calms down when you're calm—when your creativity is flowing, not pent up.

And creativity isn't a luxury.

It's the thing that makes you feel wealthy in all the ways that actually matter.

I believe that following our creative instincts puts us in touch with our highest self and connects us to source. And because of that, I don't think creativity is something you fit into the margins. I think it's the thing you build your life around. Everything else will bend—if you let it.

I work with people who feel scattered across too many responsibilities, too many versions of themselves that they have lost touch with their creative power. I help them find their way back to creative embodiment. Want to feel like you are creating the life only you can lead?

That's what I help you find.

What I’m committed to

I believe creativity is expansive. Fluid. Alive.

That every form of creative expression—whether it's the thing you share publicly or the thing you make just for yourself—adds to the whole. That publishing your work and declaring yourself an artist (or any other creator) is just as much part of the practice as the craft itself.

That pursuing creative ideas is intrinsically joyful. And that joy doesn't just stay in your art—it spills into every other part of your life giving you clarity, presence and spaciousness. This is why it ought to be central to your life!

I work with people who have reached a fork in the road. They have arrived at a point in their story where they need to choose between self-investment or self-denial. They can step forward into a full expression of who they are or they can keep playing small, downplaying their vision and feeling stuck.

I meet my clients where they’re at when they’ve chosen the path of full expression. I walk alongside them in the journey as a guide, seeing and reflecting their highest self and creative power back to them.

Because when you can see it, everything changes. The work that most lights you up feels like yours, completely inevitable that you will create it. You stop waiting for permission. You start building the life that's actually yours.

From this place

I help people claim their creative identity—and then reorganize their entire life around it.

Not as 'just a side project'—that thing you dismiss when you introduce yourself. Not squeezed into the margins. As the foundational layer of how they make decisions, earn money, and build a life.

Because when you're disconnected from your creativity, everything else feels empty. You can be successful and still feel like you're living someone else's life. You can be doing great things and still feel like something crucial is missing.

And I know what happens when you keep putting creativity last.

You live a sub-alive life. One where your excuses and fears rule you more than your own power and desires. You keep coping. You keep feeling jealous of people who are doing the thing. You keep wondering what you could have been, what you could have made.

I work with people who are done wondering. Who are ready to make creativity the center and let everything else rearrange around it. Who want to build both a living and a legacy—and know those two things aren't separate.

My clients tell me I speak to their dreams and capacities better than they could articulate themselves. That I help them see their impossible dreams are actually within reach. That they leave believing they will actually make the changes happen.

That's what becomes possible when you choose creativity first.

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