The reality is that many creative people express themselves in  a range of creative ways. In this episode, I talk about how being a multi-creative becomes a strength, the right approach to it that unlocks its greatest advantages and when to make the tough decision to walk away from a creative outlet that is holding you back from achieving your goals.Here are some of the topics I dive into:
Different types of multi-creatives
Nurturing a creative outlet that feeds your creativity
The most important question to ask yourself
The right age to get into a creative interest
Ebb and flow between different passions
Importance of having a creative outlet outside of your main line of work
Making the tough call of eliminating verticals
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