In this episode, we're joined by fellow creative Angela Kumar to discuss her exciting creative journey. At 57, Angela has embraced everything from interior design and art history to poetry and social media influencing. Discover the power of curiosity, the importance of fostering creativity, and how creativity can serve as a therapy and antidote to life's challenges.
Takeaways:
- Creativity and curiosity are intertwined and essential for personal growth.
- It's never too late to explore new creative outlets.
- Self-doubt can hinder creativity, but deadlines can help push through it.
- Creativity is a muscle that needs to be exercised regularly.
- Creativity should not be seen as self-indulgent but as a necessity.
- The process of creating is more important than the end product.
- Exploring curiosity opens up new opportunities and experiences.
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