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Creativity isn’t a luxury it’s the 🔑 to thriving at work & in life💜

ArtBond Hood: Helping teams & individuals recharge, reconnect & think differently

📌 50+ sessions hosted, including at Web Summit.

24/09/2026

Calling all creative humans, founders, facilitators and curious people who are in Porto today at Happiness Camp give me a shout, I’d love to connect💛

I’m not really sure how other people do this, but I tend to get quite deeply affected by crazy events happening in the world.

The two earthquakes in Venezuela touched me a lot. I ended up getting involved in helping from here in Portugal, fundraising, coordinating donations, logistics and more, and that really took a lot of my energy.

It also made me think about how I can keep caring about what is happening around the world without completely losing myself in it. Still trying to find the answer to this one! Any tips?

The past few months were a bit hard. I needed to focus on myself and step away from social media for a bit and finally, I can feel my energy coming back.

Something that came up today over breakfast with the best host Maria Luiza Cancio was the importance of finding your people, your tribe, not just people you network with.

The people you can call when things are a bit sh*tty, people who understand what you’re trying to build, even when you’re still figuring things out, especially when you’re a solopreneur, because this is not as easy as social media makes us think.

This is one of the reasons I care about building ArtBond Hood | Daniela Gali

I’ve always wanted to create spaces where people can reconnect with their creativity, take a break from the constant doing, and spend time with other humans without everything having to be productive.

Well well... this is not a surprise! I need those spaces too.

Feeling very grateful for the tribe I’m slowly building, and especially for the amazing women I’ve connected with who I can share this whole weird journey with.

Thank you JESSICA FONTANA Lara Malta for the amazing work you are doing with Women Leaders Circle it is soooo inspiring!

Maria Luiza Cancio, I’m so grateful for you too! So many angels out here💛

After a much-needed break from social media, I am backkk!

And If you’re at Happiness Camp in Porto, come say hi!

Hugs x

31/07/2026

Today I want to talk about imposter syndrome.

For the past three years, I’ve been designing Creative Resets, mostly on the go.

Learning from teams, communities, what I see in the room, what people are experiencing, what my intuition tells me is working, what is not, reading a lot, connecting with incredible people in Portugal and around the world, and slowly shaping every session from there.

But there has always been this little voice at the back of my head.

Daniela... you studied Oil Engineering!!!

You never went to school for this, and to be very honest... that’s been hard sometimes.

I’ve built my Creative Resets around things I’m genuinely passionate about: play, connection, creativity, and over time I’ve started bringing in art therapy exercises because I’ve seen how much they help people reconnect, explore, and simply be.

Last week I went to Barcelona to do an introduction to Art Therapy, because I’m considering doing the diploma and I wanted a stronger foundation, partly because I wanted to know...

Am I actually doing this right?

I came back with something I wasn’t expecting.

Reassurance💜

Nothing felt far away from what I’ve already been doing, and actually, many moments made me think... Oh... that’s why I do that.

It was such a grounding and confident feeling.

I still have so much to learn, but for the first time in a long time I stopped questioning whether I belonged here.

I find it crazy how our brains can make us doubt ourselves simply because we didn’t follow the traditional path.

Meanwhile, people leave my Creative Reset sessions saying things like,

this is exactly what I needed, or I forgot what it felt like to play.

Maybe I need to trust that a little more.

I met so many beautiful humans last week. I played, I learned, I came home even more curious. I left Barcelona with new ideas, new tools, a lot of questions... and a little less doubt than I arrived with.

Has your brain ever convinced you that you weren’t qualified, even when reality kept proving otherwise?

Please share in the comments.

Ps: I also made them some arepas from 🇻🇪 which as you can see there was not time for a photo😬

31/07/2026

Today I want to talk about imposter syndrome.

For the past three years, I’ve been designing Creative Resets, mostly on the go.

Learning from teams, communities, what I see in the room, what people are experiencing, what my intuition tells me is working, what is not, reading a lot, connecting with incredible people in Portugal and around the world, and slowly shaping every session from there.

But there has always been this little voice at the back of my head.

Daniela... you studied Oil Engineering!!!

You never went to school for this, and to be very honest... that’s been hard sometimes.

I’ve built my Creative Resets around things I’m genuinely passionate about: play, connection, creativity, and over time I’ve started bringing in art therapy exercises because I’ve seen how much they help people reconnect, explore, and simply be.

Last week I went to Barcelona to do an introduction to Art Therapy, because I’m considering doing the diploma and I wanted a stronger foundation, partly because I wanted to know...

Am I actually doing this right?

I came back with something I wasn’t expecting.

Reassurance💜

Nothing felt far away from what I’ve already been doing, and actually, many moments made me think... Oh... that’s why I do that.

It was such a grounding and confident feeling.

I still have so much to learn, but for the first time in a long time I stopped questioning whether I belonged here.

I find it crazy how our brains can make us doubt ourselves simply because we didn’t follow the traditional path.

Meanwhile, people leave my Creative Reset sessions saying things like,

this is exactly what I needed, or I forgot what it felt like to play.

Maybe I need to trust that a little more.

I met so many beautiful humans last week. I played, I learned, I came home even more curious. I left Barcelona with new ideas, new tools, a lot of questions... and a little less doubt than I arrived with.

Has your brain ever convinced you that you weren’t qualified, even when reality kept proving otherwise?

Please share in the comments.

Ps: I also brought them some arepas from Venezuela which as you can see there was not time for a photo

06/07/2026

Never really thought about this... until Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes 11 days ago💔 One thing I've learned over these past days is that a catastrophe doesn't happen all at once; it comes in phases.

• Phase 1: Search and rescue; every minute matters; rescuers work day and night, searching through collapsed buildings, hoping to find survivors.

• Phase 2: Emergency relief; food, water, medical care, shelter, support for families who have lost everything.

• Phase 3: Recovery; rebuilding homes, hospitals, schools and communities. That can take months and even years.

💔 The reality in Venezuela is that these phases are overlapping.

Rescue teams are still searching, healthcare workers are still responding, families are still waiting for answers, and even today they are still finding lives.

The two earthquakes hit a country that has already spent more than 12 years living through a humanitarian crisis. That's why the same earthquake can have very different consequences depending on where it happens.

If you've been wondering whether it's still worth talking about Venezuela...

I would say 1000% YES.

Not everyone can donate, but everyone can help.

- Share what's happening.
- Ask a Venezuelan how you can support.
- Every share, every introduction and every donation makes a difference.

For those who don't know, my name is Daniela Gali, and I'm Venezuelan, and is something I built to bring people together through creativity and humanity and right now, that humanity looks like using this platform to help my country.

My family is safe, but watching this happen from Portugal has been heartbreaking. That's why I'm raising funds, thinking about what else, and volunteering with , who are doing it here in Portugal and in 2 other countries to help.

Whether you donate through our fundraiser, theirs, or another organisation you trust, it honestly doesn't even matter.

What matters is that Venezuela is not forgotten.

Let's keep showing up and remember this is not a one-off; we will need your love and attention for a little while, so be ready :)

Obrigada, Portugal🇵🇹 and 🌎

Bora Venezuela🇻🇪
Let’s go!

25/04/2026

When was the last time you gave permission to pause?

Today you can find us at this mega gorgeous space , creating space for something we don’t give ourselves enough of, permission💜

So excited to be collaborating with and bringing a Creative Reset to her community in Lisbon.

22/04/2026

When was the last time you made a postcard to a love one or a stranger or even for yourself?

Maybe it’s about time.

Thank you to this angel for all the support on bringing back to Lisbon and to this gorgeous space for having us💜

If you still want to join us please reach out directly to to book.

Can’t waiiiiiit!

Much love and hugs,
Dani💜

14/04/2026

Everyone keeps asking me how I ended up here, and to be honest, I never know where to start because the answer is not simple and also not what people expect when they hear "oil engineering degree"

I left Venezuela 12 years ago, and I just kept going.

Continued in the Entertainment & events world, building, co-founding an animation studio, creating constantly, moving constantly, always something.

And I loved it, I genuinely love it probably too much, but I also burned out more times than I can count, and the strange thing is I didn't even realise it most of the time because I was still going, creating, still the one who shows up. That was just life…

But that was so wrong, and it took a long time to learn. That was me having zero space to just be.

I've worked in structured high-performance environments, and I've worked in fully creative ones, and both, in their own way, are a bit broken.

Because in both worlds, the people who care the most are the ones with the least space to breathe. And here's what I see now everywhere I look, in teams, in founders, in creative people, in people who are really good at what they do, that same thing.

Capable, smart, still delivering, but something's gone, and nobody's saying it out loud because everyone's too busy, and it doesn't look broken from the outside.

That's the thing nobody talks about, the burnout that functions perfectly.

ArtBond Hood came from that place. Not from "art is nice", not from wanting to run workshops, but from knowing what it feels like to need a real stop and never having one.

So I built that stop, properly, with physical kits, designed experiences, real intention behind every detail.

A space where people can put the performance down for a moment, use their hands, think from somewhere new, and every time I see it happen in a session, that shift, that moment where someone's face just changes… I think yes! This is exactly why. Not easy if I can be honest, but it's what keeps me going.

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PS: I'm Daniela Gali. I build creative reset experiences for teams through . If something in this post felt familiar, I would love to have a e-coffee with you, just DM!

13/04/2026

A few seconds of presence and a lot of gratitude on the go, it's always a great way to start the week💜

08/04/2026

One of the hardest books to finish in my opinion🙃

The Artist way by Julia Cameron! I have listened so many good stories, listen to so many podcasts and seen even in my own journey how much the morning pages have genuinely changed my life in so many ways, specially helping me reconnecting with my creativity when i am block and even communicate better.

But for some reason i tend to continue with the morning pages and I stop on chapter 4 or 5.

I am giving a 3rd go but this time in Spanish and I can already feel the difference, crazy that i only found out after 12 years that reading in my native language sometimes is much better.

Anyone who has finished the book or planning to start reading soon? Would love to hear more!💜

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