Is Feeding My Creativity Important for You?

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I am a firm believer that everyone is creativeand and everyone should be. I think it's helpful for our mental health across the board. For me, a side project has always been about the passion project. It's about coming home from your job and channelling a different type of energy into something you love. And i've got a really close friend who's gone through a really hard time recently with a form of depression. She has just started this little instragram account where she's doodling every day. This is li basic creativity to get back on track. So i can see why doctors prescribe crativity sometimes. And i know that it is prescribed through health care

Emma Gannon is a bestselling author, speaker, novelist, and the host of the number 1 creative careers podcast in the UK called “Ctrl Alt Delete”.

Eric and Emma discuss her latest book, Disconnected: How to Stay Human in an Online World

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Emma Gannon and I Discuss Community and Connection in an Online World and…

Her book, Disconnected: How to Stay Human in an Online World
The belief that everyone is creative and need to feed their creativity
The joy and challenge when your creative work becomes your paid work
How our online and offline behaviors and interactions are often not aligned
Connection and how she compares humans to trees
The power of community and connection, both online and in-person
Noticing when spending too much time online leads to emotional disconnection
Understanding self-sabotage and noticing the feelings associated with that behavior
Finding the balance of striving to be successful and happiness
Her thoughts on cancel culture
Her first novel, Olive
The shame and guilt that women often feel for their life choices

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