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01 - Amanda Evanston: Cultivating Creativity
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50 minutes
Released:
Oct 15, 2021
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Podcast episode
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In the first episode of Creative Genius, we sit down with Amanda Evanston to hear about her own journey of cultivating creativity. She recently launched Insider’s Studio, an online community where she teaches art classes, gives weekly talks, and stewards a supportive, nurturing community focused on painting and creativity. Seriously pursuing your creative passion is a big move. Often our biggest obstacle is ourselves. Our doubts, our confidence, our need for external validation, and that little voice within that might be telling us “you can’t do it” can stop us from exploring creativity. Believing in ourselves and finding a way to push past that voice and listen to the voice that’s been telling us “you can do this” instead, is critical in unlocking our creative genius. In this episode, Amanda tells us the one key thing in how she was raised that she credits with her being able to be a wildly free creative person and how even if it was missing in your childhood, it’s not too late to lock it in now to cultivate your creativity. “It’s important to know you have this amazing thing inside of you, and that you can shepherd it and let it grow.” My favourite Amanda Evanston work tends to be whatever she is working on, but if I had to pick one, you can see it here https://kateshepherdcreative.com/blogs/creative-genius-the-blog/creative-genius-podcast-episode-1-cultivating-creativity-with-amanda-evanstonFind out how more about how to join Amanda Evanston’s Insider’s Studio https://www.amandaevanstonlearning.com/Kate Shepherd: website | instagram | facebookAmanda Evanston: website | instagram | facebook
Released:
Oct 15, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
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