'In any creative process, there is a level of pain, struggle, and momentary or long suffered limitation.

I love the struggle more when I like what I'm creating on multiple levels and less when I don't.

I have to be vigilant and pay close attention to my emotions when submerged in my creative process, no matter how short or drawn out it becomes.

I must quickly ascertain whether there is really something wrong with me and my life that I need to address or I just don't like an aspect of the project I'm absorbed in at the time and I'm merely projecting my discomfort onto an external situation or relationship (including the one with myself).

I'm prone to feel shitty in my mind and body about my life situation and very self-critical when I fall out of my creative flow for too long. Are these one and the same problem, co-existing at the same time?' Richard Conner

This curated collection of works by award-winning Author, Architect, and Artist Richard Conner explores the interrelated concepts of Conflict, Creativity, and Change.

Understanding these High Definition Life success components is critical if you are driven to establish meaning and purpose in your life, work, projects, and relationships.

The compilation includes:

Facets of Life