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Some people have so much creativity in them, it can’t help but come out in so many different ways. And often, these people also seem to have a calling to help others bring out their creative self.
My guest, Karen DeLoach, is on a mission to teach and stir up the creativity in others for their happiness, and for their healing.
Tune in to hear how to tap into latent creativity, how to foster a creative environment and art as self-therapy.
Happy listening!
xo Abi
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