Divine

Cara and Kimberly pull “divine” from the Dino Cup and play with all its meanings - from stardust and “heaven on earth” moments to the very human mess of making anything at all. They land on a working definition: the more senses involved, the more divine it feels. Along the way: Michelangelo’s almost-touch, the divinity of birth (and sticky realities), and a tea metaphor for creativity - rituals, mistakes, and learning as sacred practice. They compare sprints vs. marathons in creative work, talk hyperfocus, Pomodoro pushback, and give permission to find what actually works for your brain. “Take what aligns; leave the rest.” For the Rabbit Hole of the Week, Kimberly’s science-nerd detour reframes “stuck”: because the sun is in motion, you traveled ~12 million miles in the last 24 hours. Translation: you’re moving - even when it doesn’t feel like it. Unscripted, judgment-free, and seasoned just right.