Listen now:
Listen now:
Should we put to bed the concept of the “starving artist”?
I mean, why is making money from your craft seen as a bad thing?
In this episode of Creativity: Uncovered, I discuss the double-edged sword of popularity with podcaster Alice-Rose Lucchetti.
We chat about Taylor Swift, what it means to be a “sell-out” and the criticism and rules imposed on creatives.
Happy listening!
xo Abi
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Michael Back was a really creative kid, but somewhere along the line he felt pressured to become more serious and focus on a “real job”. Next minute he found himself as a Financial Adviser and being dissatisfied with his career. That is, until a book changed his life completely.
From hostile work environments to burnout to boundary-ignoring clients, Rowena Preddy has experienced it all. Rowena shares how he has redefined her creativity, why achieving balance is b*llsh*t and how self-work and self-awareness was her saviour.
Trauma and Relationship Therapist, Laura Martin, joins me all the way from Texas to discuss what it means to be the artist of your life and to purposely craft your own life story.
Andy J. Pizza is a storyteller, illustrator, author, podcasted and public speaker, who has worked with some of the biggest names in the business. He shares his tips for managing a creative funk, how to find your style and evolve your practice.
Dr Marion Piper believes that life’s challenges and traumas are actually an invitation to get creative. They’re a way to turn pain into art and kick-start the process of post-traumatic growth.
A cancer diagnosis was the wake-up call that UK artist Clare Morgan needed to get back into creating art on her own terms. Clare shares her journey, learnings and her advice for helping others re-find their creativity.
Michael Back was a really creative kid, but somewhere along the line he felt pressured to become more serious and focus on a “real job”. Next minute he found himself as a Financial Adviser and being dissatisfied with his career. That is, until a book changed his life completely.
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.
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