Summary
In this episode of After the Well, Melissa Lapin interviews Tamsin Cornelius, a creative strategist from Cape Town, South Africa. Tamsin shares her journey of creativity, faith, and the importance of authentic connections. She discusses her background in art and digital media, her experiences with different church communities in South Africa, and her personal encounters with Jesus. Tamsin emphasizes the significance of creating transformative spaces through retreats, where women can connect and explore their creativity. The conversation highlights the challenges and joys of being a creative entrepreneur while navigating faith and community. In this conversation, Melissa Lapin and Tammy Cornelius explore the profound need for human connection, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss the importance of authentic relationships, community support, and the power of personal stories in fostering growth and healing. The dialogue emphasizes the need for safe spaces where individuals can express themselves freely and creatively, and the significance of redefining platforms to prioritize genuine connections over ego-driven pursuits. In this conversation, Melissa Lapin and Tammy Cornelius explore the themes of authenticity, community, and the journey of discovering one's dreams. They discuss the importance of being true to oneself, the power of connection with others, and how partnering with others can help individuals find their passions. The conversation emphasizes the significance of consistency, support, and the need for face-to-face interactions in a world increasingly dominated by digital communication.
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