This episode, what I thought was I could start-- I just wanted to start the first section, uh, before we get to the Q&A, without any notes, which is very weird for me because we have...
Even though I like to explore the space of a podcast, I like to follow tangents, I usually have a pretty thorough outline going into an episode.
And so I just thought, like, what if I just create a little space to kind of share what I'm up to, what's been on my mind, what I'm working through or struggling with or curious about in my own creative practice, and then move into some Q&A.
I'm thinking a lot about, uh, kind of this transistory, transitionary maybe even, space that I've been in.
Uh, if you followed me for a long time, and I think, I think this is relevant to anybody who's listening.
I was kind of talking about how my creative path is such where I have these sort of phases or seasons or eras, if I want to be Taylor Swift it.
Like, I've been doing illustration client work since the beginning of my creative journey, um, and I've not, never quit doing that.
And also, sometimes there's, like, um, teaching opportunities or, um, stuff like that.
Even sometimes there's coaching involved in that, although I don't get to that as much as I'd like to.
This episode, what I thought was I could start-- I just wanted to start the first section, uh, before we get to the Q&A, without any notes, which is very weird for me because we have...
Even though I like to explore the space of a podcast, I like to follow tangents, I usually have a pretty thorough outline going into an episode.
And so I just thought, like, what if I just create a little space to kind of share what I'm up to, what's been on my mind, what I'm working through or struggling with or curious about in my own creative practice, and then move into some Q&A.
I'm thinking a lot about, uh, kind of this transistory, transitionary maybe even, space that I've been in.
Uh, if you followed me for a long time, and I think, I think this is relevant to anybody who's listening.
I was kind of talking about how my creative path is such where I have these sort of phases or seasons or eras, if I want to be Taylor Swift it.
Like, I've been doing illustration client work since the beginning of my creative journey, um, and I've not, never quit doing that.
And also, sometimes there's, like, um, teaching opportunities or, um, stuff like that.
Even sometimes there's coaching involved in that, although I don't get to that as much as I'd like to.
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