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• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

• 26 November 2025 – New Blogpost: 'Cumulative Self-Talk: The Media Ecology Turn' •

Introduction

Cumulative Self-Talk is where self-talk meets the smartphone, so you become not only the author but also the editor of your story. Over time, you use everyday audio, video, and text to refine how you talk to yourself, deepen your relationships, and develop a healthier, more rewarding sense of self.

Getting Started

Resources

Material to kickstart your CST experience

Start

FAQ

Everything you wanted to know about CST but didn't think to ask

Learn More

Content

Blog

Longer form text than Instagram, going into more detail

Read

Podcast

Concise talks for when you just want to put on some headphones

Listen

Videos

Videos on cumulative self-talk,  psychosis, and a few for a bit of enjoyment

Watch

Instagram

Image, music and text combined on the social network

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The Vision

Be Who You Always REally Were as Well AS Who You Could Become

Life happens, and the baggage we pick up can feel overwhelming-enough to make us forget who we are and who we could become.


With a multidisciplinary approach that uses different modes of creative media-voice, text, and video—to draw on diverse influences and forge directions into a coherent practice you can use everyday technology to learn from your past, understand your present, and envisage your future.


The key is Cumulative Self-Talk: regular self-talk that uncovers what's life-affirming, even in unlikely places, opening up space for fresh ways of living.


Aim for incremental progress—keep exploring, experimenting, reflecting, and adapting. You can tailor the methods to your situation. Think of it as DIY, non-clinical practice: your devices should serve you, not dominate you.


Join me in building a body of work where your devices and creative media work for you—to help author a better life for yourself and those around you.


Start today: open your audio, video, or notes app and record for as long as you like. Say anything. Then title it, notice how you feel, and consider where all this could take you.

Cumulative Self-Talk in Practice

Multidisciplinary Perspective

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Accessible Equipment & Software

I’ve drawn from a wide array of influences - both formal and informal - to fashion ways of doing things that work for me, including insights from philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis, sociology, cultural studies, and media ecology. This multidisciplinary approach not only helps me construct a framework that aligns with my requirements, but it also highlights the significance of creative media in my process. It's a form of narrative-oriented self-work, enabling you to navigate your growth and development through creative media.

Accessible Equipment & Software

Accessible Equipment & Software

Accessible Equipment & Software

I utilize widely available and largely inexpensive devices and software to pursue my creative media projects. Chances are, you already possess most of what you need. Over time, I've embraced a multidisciplinary approach and a multiformat strategy, assembling more devices and software, but I originally started with just a phone and a series of apps that suited my needs. The very devices we use every day, which can often overwhelm us, are the same devices that could liberate us in countless ways, if we choose to use them for our creative media endeavors.

Practice Makes Perfect

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Practice Makes Perfect

It took me many years to become proficient in the skills I’ve developed for my self-talk through creative media. This journey was important because it slowed down the process, preventing me from feeling overwhelmed. Instead, I could pace myself and properly integrate new knowledge while viewing old information through a fresh lens when the time was just right. A multidisciplinary approach to learning is crucial in the field of creative media, allowing for a richer understanding. Do it all in your own time - fingers crossed, you've got plenty of it.

What You'll Need

What You Could Achieve

Practice Makes Perfect

A smartphone, an internet connection, and a means of thinking are essential tools in the realm of creative media. By cultivating a way of communicating effectively, along with the ability to listen critically, you can enhance a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving in creative media. The capacity to be honest with yourself will develop over time, as will the motivation to progress and grow within your field. Finally, taking pride in crafting what you do is vital for success in the creative media landscape.

What You Could Achieve

What You Could Achieve

What You Could Achieve

You can explore different ways of expressing, recording, and learning about your experiences through creative media. This multidisciplinary approach allows you to release emotional energy and focus on what you gain more from. By embracing various methods, you can create engaging content that you enjoy and find satisfaction in crafting. Ultimately, this will lead to stronger relationships, including the one you have with yourself.

How You'll Benefit

What You Could Achieve

What You Could Achieve

You'll lighten up, with implications for your life and creative media. By embracing a multidisciplinary approach, you'll be empowered to pursue what you truly want, rather than being constrained by past expectations. This multidisciplinary approach will open up new avenues in your creative media journey that you may have previously overlooked.

A Reflective, Practice-Based Approach

What Cumulative Self-Talk is, and How You Can Start

Cumulative Self-Talk is a slow and steady set of practices that exist within the realm of creative media. There are no quick fixes—just a craft and habit that takes time to sift through the layers.


You talk, write, and record to learn how to live better. Depending on your path, journey, and baggage, it can take a long time to see genuine results, but when they come, they're worth the wait.


I share most of my own practice through videos, audio, and short texts, showcasing what a long-term, non-clinical approach to self-improvement looks like in the wild, utilizing a multidisciplinary approach.


I’m not particularly offering therapy. This is art, education, and method; a way to use your own voice and attention to grow, without waiting lists or price tags.


Why CST (and why now)?


Because the cheapest, most honest instrument you own is your voice. The act of speaking – and then shaping those thoughts – teaches you what you think and why. Over time, stress dissipates and meaning emerges.


Who this is for (and who it isn’t for):


If you appreciate craft, patience, and getting stuck in: welcome. If you seek quick fixes, labels, or a neat life-hack: this probably isn’t for you. I won’t diagnose you; I won’t diagnose me. We’re here to practice.


How it looks in real-time:


Free-flowing, freestyle pieces, then shape it all with a structured piece. Result: answers and solutions. And better questions.


Boundaries & disclaimers:


This is an artistic and educational practice within the realm of creative media. It is not therapy, treatment, or medical advice. If you’re in crisis, please use local services. If you’re not, pull up a chair and let's begin...

Hand stacking wooden block labeled 'SKILLS' on arrows and target blocks.

Principles & Methods

Cumulative diarying is simple and can be intricate. Voice first; then shape. Over years, not weeks.

Voice first

I start with speech. It’s faster than typing, closer to thought, and catches truth before it runs off into

the distance. A text editor, an audio recording app, and a video editing app are all you’ll need to get

started. They do the job.

Flow, then structure

Free-flow gives me material. Structure gives it legs. I speak, then I sift. Headings appear. Themes repeat.

Patterns come, go, and then start afresh. Meaning gathers.

Accumulation over optimisation

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Craft beats catharsis

Dumping has its moments; shaping lasts.

Evidence without pathology

I use checklists and examples rather than labels.

Tools, lightly

An audio recorder and editor; a notes app for writing; a camera app for video. Accessible AI to consult and work with...not under. Boiled down, a microphone and a camera. iPhone, Mac. Nothing fancy required. Consistency matters more than gear.

There’s no rush

Sure you can start today, but the point is this approach will quite possibly be a slow burner. But that’s what tends to bring in the most worthwhile rewards.

Public, not performative

I publish to show the method, not to collect halos. Some pieces are polished, others are deliberately

works-in-progress. Both belong; both have their worth.

Empowerment over drama

You'll learn how to have power over the texts (the narrative, the assumptions, the frameworks) of your life and times. You need that, otherwise the texts have the power to control you. Think of your

relationship with your phone. Many people complain; some make it work for them in a healthier dynamic. It's like that, across the board.

Where this heads

Less confusion. More ballast. Enough clarity to make life easier.

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