Chris Martin doesn’t sugarcoat what it takes to survive as a modern creative. From the highs of building a design career to the struggles of burnout, identity, and starting over, he opens up in ways you rarely hear on podcasts.
In this episode of The Developing Life Podcast- hosted by Heather Crank- we talk about:
- The human side of working in a “make it or break it” industry.
- Why leaving projects behind can be the most liberating thing you do.
- The importance of curiosity, play, and honesty in staying relevant.
If you’ve ever felt stuck or invisible in your creative journey, this episode is a must-watch.
Check it out:
- Chris' Podcast gettingworktowork.com
- Chris' Substack chrismartinwrites.substack.com
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