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Decoding the Flow

Decoding the Flow is the pioneering podcast on Creative Consciousness, hosted by Brazilian-born, California-based artist and author Drica Lobo (the creator of Creative Consciousness as a way of life).This show explores the intersection where art meets consciousness, and how…

Podcast · By Drica Lobo · American English · US · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    E52 ~ You Asked For More. Now What? (opens the original)

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    SUMMARY What happens when you ask for more, and life starts revealing the parts of you that you may be avoiding, but are ready to expand? We're celebrating one year of Decoding the Flow! In this solo episode, I'm sharing how dreaming bigger has brought me into a deeper relationship with creative confidence, self-trust, and the person I'm becoming. As I prepare to leave my home and studio in Hermosa Beach, CA, after almost twenty years, I'm living through many of the questions we've explored toge

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    E51 ~ How To Trust Yourself When You Don't Know What's Next (opens the original)

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    Summary I'm leaving the place I live after almost twenty years, and it's happening sooner than I expected. This is where I became an artist, built my studio, and found my community. This week, I sat at the beach and cried with gratitude, and realized how much my relationship with myself has changed. I spent years looking outside myself for approval and reassurance. In this episode, I share how learning to stop judging my past helped me build the foundation I'm leaning on today. We talk about rec

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    E50 ~ The Grief of Becoming More (opens the original)

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    What happens when you worked incredibly hard to become someone, and then life starts asking you to become more? In this deeply personal episode, Drica Lobo reflects on her identity as an artist after two unexpected comments from fellow creatives forced her to look at her own career differently. While Drica had quietly been wondering whether she had done enough with her paintings, other artists were looking at her as someone who had already "made it." That contradiction opened up a much bigger re

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    E49 ~ When You Outgrow Your Life (opens the original)

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    What happens when nothing is wrong with your life… but something no longer fits? After my birthday, I found myself looking backward and forward at the same time. But instead of focusing on everything I want to accomplish next, I started paying attention to the life I have already created. And I had a quiet realization: I may have outgrown parts of my own life. In this episode, I reflect on what it means to recognize that something can feel complete without being broken. I talk about honoring the

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    E48 ~ Build the Identity Your Goals Require (opens the original)

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    Build Your New Identity: The Power of Self-Image What if you're doing everything right and still getting nowhere because you're trying to create a new life with an old identity? In this solo episode of Decoding the Flow , Drica Lobo explores one of her favorite personal-development topics: self-image, the internal picture you carry of who you are, what you're capable of, and what you believe is possible for you. You can change your habits, set bigger goals, learn new strategies, and work harder,

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