Nick’s approach felt both gentle and challenging. He introduced small questions and small goals that created steady momentum, which helped me shift from viewing success as pressure to seeing it as possibility. Looking back, I can’t believe how much I used to operate in all-or-nothing thinking. Now, I approach my desires with clarity, understand the Why behind them, and move toward them in realistic, achievable ways.

I have a toolkit I can trust, and I feel resourced to meet challenges without being overwhelmed. After every session, I felt genuinely energised. I gained lasting insights into how I think and work. Like a Crusonia tree, it is the kind of gift that keeps on giving.

Working with Nick helped me understand how the meanings we overlay onto reality interfere with creative progress, in a way my mind could really hold onto. His non-judgmental, intellectually honest, and philosophically grounded approach made me feel safe, which was different from so many coaches and consultants I’d worked with before. I left the session feeling genuinely equipped with a cognitive framework for creating from a place of free will.

He helped me get out of my own way, connect to my true creative desire, and build a logical, practical path forward. I highly recommend Nick’s work to anyone struggling to clarify their creative direction or feeling blocked.

I joined Nick’s 8-week course on the Creative Process while writing my master’s thesis. Before the course, I felt blocked and wasn’t progressing the way I wanted, and I wasn’t enjoying the process either. I was unsure if something rooted in artistic thinking would apply to academic work, but what Nick taught was surprisingly relevant and deeply helpful.

The spontaneous exercises and shared group reflections helped me break through and find joy in the process again. This unique approach transformed my thesis experience. I’m so grateful I attended the course and would absolutely recommend it to anyone working through creative challenges.

At a time of intense personal pressure, Nick helped me stay grounded and return to why I began creative coaching in the first place: to bring creativity back into my life. His guidance helped me stay connected to my project while also shifting how I viewed time and productivity. Instead of trying to force big chunks of work, I began carving out small, meaningful pockets of creative space that I still visit daily. They bring a smile to my face.

Nick treated the process with great care, tailoring it to my needs even from the very first session. I highly recommend working with him if you’re seeking creative clarity, structure, or support.

Coaching with Nick exceeded my expectations. It was a highly personalised experience that helped me move through sticking points and offered fresh ways of thinking about my creative practice. Nick really listens – not just to what you’re saying, but to what’s underneath, and provides a flexible yet tailored structure that keeps you grounded and moving forward.

His deep study of creative living shines through in every session. With psychological insight and thoughtful guidance, he helped me better understand my relationship with creativity, not just as a personal experience but in how it connects with the world around me. It was a powerful and genuinely supportive process.

Working with Nick, I get a sense I’m with someone who has mastered the clear seeing of choice and how it relates to the Creative Process and life purpose. Nick is a clear mirror, someone who walks his talk, does what he says he’s going to do, and shows up for you over and over with relentless kindness, skill, creativity, humour, and warmth.

It’s also clear to me that Nick has done an incredible amount of his own work, he’s welcomed life fully and he continues to boldly embrace his own journey as a creative. That depth really comes through. I am forever grateful for my time learning and growing with him. It’s been a truly inspiring and affirming experience.

You’ve helped me find a completely new place in my brain. A new way with which to think. I’d figured that after 47 years I knew how I worked. But to discover this whole entire arena, almost like a new universe, like stepping through the wardrobe into Narnia and finding this new land to explore has been fascinating.

To discover that all along there has been this place in my brain that’s just more intuitive has been extraordinarily helpful, almost earth-shaking, to be honest. I’ve always had two modes of thinking, both fairly logic-driven, but this felt entirely different. It’s given me a third way to approach things. Never did I see that I would discover this whole entire land from which I can experience the world differently.