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Marianne Gargour
Creative Life & Cancer Coach | The Art of Navigating Cancer™
A creative space where people reconnect with joy and personal power while navigating cancer. Welcome to The Creative Brain Solution: This community seeks to help professionals avoid burnout and boredom. We offer offer creative tips , techniques and challenges that help you to relax, reset & re-ignite your mindset. Creativity...it's a mindset not just a skillset.
"You have cancer."
Three words I never wanted to hear. Three words that completely changed my life.
For so long, I was pushing, driving hard, and ignoring every sign that my mind and body needed to slow down. But a diagnosis forces you to pause.
It taught me to listen, journal, and pay attention to what was happening inside. So often, we live with a negative inner voice telling us we aren't enough... but that constant harsh self-talk is so harmful to our health and well-being.
What kind of words do you say to yourself every day? Would you ever say those same words to a child or a younger version of yourself?
👇 Comment below if this resonates with you.
Are you always pushing and driving hard to achieve?
Are you ignoring the signs that your body and mind need a rest?
Maybe a diagnosis or health journey is a chance to pause and slow down.
Take a moment to listen, journal, take a bath, and notice what comes up.
So often, we live life with a negative refrain telling us we aren't enough... This constant negative self-talk is harmful to our health and well-being.
What kind, quality words do you say to yourself?
Would you ever say those harsh comments to your child or a younger version of yourself?
👇 Comment below if this feels familiar to you.
08/29/2026
Hello! Please come follow me over at Marianne Gargour!🎨🩷 I'm spending more time over on my personal profile, where I'm sharing creativity, inspiration and the Art of Navigating Cancer. Follow me there so we can stay connected. See you!
I love the loose oil marks drawn on this girl’s face. You can feel the wind blowing. The painting is 5ft x5ft seen Got in St Paul de France by Artist Burlet. Greek mythology : Zephyr loved a Spartan prince named Hyacinthus. Out of jealous rage when the youth favored Apollo, Zephyr blew a heavy discus off course, killing Hyacinthus.He abducted & married flower nymph Chloris, making her the queen of flowers.
🎨Ready to doodle some of that stress away? Imagine sitting in the waiting room with a small sketchbook, some vibrant watercolors or a few markers—creating instead of worrying.
I’ve put together my 5 favorite art supplies to bring a little creativity, calm and joy into your cancer journey.
These are some of the simple creative tools I use in my upcoming program “The Art of Navigating Cancer, a creative space to rest, reflect and interrupt the constant stress of cancer.
Comment INSPIRED and I’ll send you the list. 💗
Slowing down is a practice that we learn to integrate into our life. Even on vacation! My goals during vacation is to meditate each day and simple be present to the people around me and jump into a pool as often as I can. Comment below if you have to work on slowing down while on vacation? What do you do?
08/21/2026
Took the day in St Paul, Vence. Meandered in stores looked at nature, drank from a fountain. Did two of my favorite things at once… ate coconut ice cream while visiting art galleries. I love going to galleries. How about you? What have you done lately that brought u joy? Comment below.
When times are tough we need to double down on love and beauty.
What are the small things in life that help you find joy during the challenging moments.
Blending art with coaching conversations is a powerful way to help people navigate cancer and break out of anxiety so to that they can discover more peace, beauty and joy in their life.
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