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Public Relations (PR) is all about managing the reputation of a business or a person. For my guest, Amber Daines, a lot of her PR work is about managing the communications around when a crisis hits.
So what does this have to do with creativity?
In this episode, I found out. Amber and I also chat about the impact of A.I. on public relations, and her creative outlet, a podcast called The Politics of Everything.
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xo Abi
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My Grandma’s buttons are a source of inspiration for me, and have recently prompted me to think about the influence she has had on my creativity. This episode is all about thinking about, acknowledging and recognising those who have positively influenced us, and consider how we may then pass it forward to the next generation.
If you have found yourself saying “I’m not creative” recently, then STOP and listen to this episode ASAP. In this episode, I explain a little more about what the podcast is about and who I am making it for.
Steve Griggs is New York’s premier landscape designer that delivers beautiful, functional and livable spaces for his clients. Steve joins me on Creativity: Uncovered to share more about his process and how he remains inspired after nearly half a decade in the field.
Lauren Spangler’s biggest creative boom came when she had LESS time than ever. But even though the timing was a little off, she was able to use this experience to redefine her relationship with her creative side.
From stock broker to financial adviser to… confidence coach? Kim Payne shares how she changed her self-belief about her own creativity, and now she coaches others to do the same.
Emily Chadbourne used to be an idiot, now she is a mindset coach and, really, unashamedly human. She tackles the “fear of rejection” and gives advice on pushing through anything blocking your success.
From hobby, to Etsy side hustle, to full-fledged business, Elise Ross has set about bringing cross stitch into the 21st century by designing modern patterns, kits and guides for the “new generation of cross stitchers”.
What is the difference between art and craft? Abi Gatling examines why distinguishing between the two is not only unnecessary but can also be a form of gatekeeping that discourages creativity.
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