I ask my guests "what does the word creativity mean to you?".
We talk about creative expression and creative thinking, and how those show up in business.
In this episode I talk to Sophie Roberts, who is a creative mentor and workshop tutor.
She shares her journey into the world of crafting, talks about the mental health benefits of engaging in creative activities, and how she inspires others to embrace their creativity. We discuss the challenges of finding time for crafting, and the role of community and support in the creative process.
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I'm a project manager and coach for creative thinkers - whether they are creative leaders in agencies or solo founders/freelancers. I help my clients to get clarity and take action so their ideas don't just stay in their heads.
For more about me and my services, visit my website: https://www.ninalenton.co.uk/
You will find Sophie in these places:
Website: https://www.westplumstudio.co.uk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/westplumstudio/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/west-plum-studio/
Sophie and I know each other through Doing It For The Kids, a community for parents who are also freelancers. Which also has a podcast. You can find out more here: https://www.doingitforthekids.net/ (I’m sharing the details just because I am a member and love the group - and it might be of interest to other freelancers.)
You can catch up on previous episodes, subscribe for updates, and access new ones here:
Substack: https://creativeweirdness.substack.com/podcast
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