#30 -Markus Almond (Creative Philosophy Interview)

from The Creative Stoic Podcast · host Santi Younger

Update: In the last upload I accidently got the audio out of sync, so if you can see a duplicate of this episode ignore the other one, this is the good version! Sorry for that!) This episode is mostly for creative people, artists, writers and entrepreneurs. Markus Almond shares his wisdom on how to create an audience that values your work and adapting your life philosophy accordingly. If you don't consider yourself creative Markus provides amazing knowledge and wisdom on how to create an atmosphere to allow yourself to explore your creative side. We also cover many philosophical topics, from Minimalism to Stoicism and Buddhism. There are many valuable lessons that you can take from this episode. Links to all of his amazing work: Markus Almond's Instagram page Markus Almond's website Markus' books Markus' Zines Message me at Time Flies Philosophy on Instagram or send me an email at: [email protected]

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