Description

What if the habit that helped you survive childhood could shape how you show up as an adult?

Artist and UX designer Adam Saunders joins the show to talk about creativity as a lifeline, faith as a foundation, and gratitude as a daily discipline. Raised by a single mother after being abandoned by his father, Adam found stability in sculpting clay. 

That quiet focus grew into a craft, a career, and a way to live with intention.

🤓 What you will learn:

• How creative routines can regulate emotion and build resilience
• Why mastery, structure, and meaning still matter in art and design
• How faith can inform creative work without forcing a message
• Ways to stay committed when recognition is slow or nonexistent

🔑 Key takeaways:

• Early coping skills often point to long-term purpose
• Honest work starts when ego steps back
• Patience builds depth in both craft and character
• Sharing beauty is an act of contribution

Listen now to Adam Saunders’ grounded perspective on creativity, faith, and inner strength.

Watch on YouTube or subscribe to YoggNation’s Spirit of Gratitude podcast for conversations that turn lived experience into lessons you can apply right away.