The Liz Moody Podcast

The Real Cure for Burnout Isn’t Rest—It’s Creativity. Here's How Anyone Can Unlock Theirs

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Sep 10, 2025
Katina Bajaj is a creative health scientist and co-founder of Daydreamers, focusing on how creativity impacts our health. She discusses the vital role of creativity, not just in art but as a cornerstone of well-being. Listeners learn about 'mini-c creativity' and how simple daily practices can combat burnout and enhance mental health. She also highlights the concept of flow versus mindless scrolling, offering practical tools to incorporate creativity into everyday life, ultimately inspiring a more fulfilling existence.
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INSIGHT

Creativity Is A Human Capacity

  • Creativity is innate and part of how humans evolved to imagine and make new realities.
  • Katina Bajaj reframes creativity as a universal capacity, not a special talent reserved for artists.
ANECDOTE

Burnout Led Her Back To Creativity

  • Katina recounts personal burnout and found creativity when other well‑being tools failed.
  • Turning to mini‑C practices gave her agency and helped defrost her brain.
INSIGHT

Creativity Is Networked In The Brain

  • Creativity arises from interacting brain networks (default mode, control, salience) rather than a single brain spot.
  • Understanding these networks shows creativity is an everyday mental process, not only artistic output.
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