Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is the 'monster' that hijacks artists' dreams?

The 'monster' is the antagonist in an artist's journey, often a habit or belief rather than a person. It represents what comes between the artist and their desire, ultimately identified as the fear-born monster named 'NOT ENOUGH'.

2 How can I identify the antagonist in my own artistic journey?

You can identify your antagonist by considering your current journey and what stands in your way. While it could be a person, it's more frequently an internal habit or belief, such as feelings of not being perfect, strong, or good enough.

3 What is the 'NOT ENOUGH' monster and why is it significant?

The 'NOT ENOUGH' monster embodies self-doubt and fear, manifesting as thoughts like 'not perfect enough' or 'something's wrong with me'. It's significant because it appears at every turn of an artist's journey, challenging their progress and leading them towards truth and transformation.

4 What is the best way to overcome the 'NOT ENOUGH' monster?

The best way to overcome the 'NOT ENOUGH' monster is to confront it directly by questioning it. By using the 'sharp sword of your questions,' you can cut deep to the truth that you ARE ENOUGH, stepping out of its shadow and into your own light.