As a certified creativity coach and life purpose alchemist, I work with divinely-inspired artists and writers on their creative process, helping them sort through their many ideas so they can choose a project that’s fully aligned with their authentic vision. A lot goes into the creative process, from idea to planning to implementation to completion. And while it can be an exciting journey, it can sometimes feel like a lot of hard work. This is where play comes into the mix. When we can make the process fun, it becomes joyful – from beginning to end. So how can we take a more playful approach toward productivity and creative manifestation? Today, I’ve asked my good friend and colleague Marney Makridakis, author of two best-selling books on creativity,…