12 | What Renoir Can Teach Us About Being Creative with Limited Capacity
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What if the only thing standing between you and the work you're called to do isn't a lack of desire, but a body that just won't cooperate?
Maybe you're pouring your heart into work you love and wondering how much longer your pain or limited mobility will let you keep going.
Maybe you've turned down opportunities you once prayed for, simply because your body can't give what it used to.
When rheumatoid arthritis took away Pierre-Auguste Renoir's ability to walk and made painting a struggle, he had a choice. He could spend his last bit of energy chasing what he'd lost, or he could pour it into the work he knew was his to do.
In this episode of Flourish with Chronic Illness, we'll explore the mindset that kept Renoir creating some of the most beautiful work of his career, even with severe physical limits. And we'll see what his example can teach us about focusing on what we still have instead of what we've lost.
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