Building in Bronze: Creating the Future through Healing the Past by Cayla Pothan
Building in Bronze is an inspirational manifesto written by a woman who has never stopped dreaming and working to create space in the world where she could live her most authentic life. Cayla Pothan created just such a space, and in the process, discovered how to share her insights with other people who long to live with joy and purpose. After a difficult journey from a childhood of feeling trapped in a victim mindset, she emerged into a life filled with creativity and growth, eventually founding the Tootsie Gallery. Tootsie is a symbol of the dreams and creativity in the life of the child. As an artist, mentor, coach, gallery owner, and community builder, she reaches out to help others find purpose by getting in touch with the child within. Readers who may have lost sight of their own dreams, lacking purpose or creative outlets, will find inspiration to re-engage with their creative energies and the courage to chase those lovely dreams.
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Author Bio:
Cayla Pothan is the gallery Director and facilitator at Tootsie Gallery Cafe, a safe space for artists seeking to express themselves creatively to enjoy eating, commiserating, being inspired by the outdoor mosaic garden and most importantly to, “Connect, Inspire, and Grow.” Located in the Yass valley of Australia, this oasis of artistic freedom has become a hotspot for individuals seeking to explore what art they wish to create in the world and how they can make sure their creations leave an impact.
Cayla offers group workshops as well as individual mentorship programs in person at the Tootsie Gallery Cafe as well as online to help artists grow in their various creative journeys through creativity, knowledge and understanding of self. This is facilitated through art classes, breakthrough programs and 1:1 based learning. In addition, she is a second Dan black belt in karate and uses principles from her martial arts training such as safety, awareness and flow in her teaching to help her clients expand belief in self.