Exploring the Seasons of a Creative Life, a conversation with Rana Campbell

In this episode, I talk with Rana Campbell, the creator behind Dreams in Drive, a podcast geared toward creatives & lifestyle entrepreneurs who want to learn how to take their dreams out of Park and into Drive. Together, we explore what it means to build a creative life over time: through career changes, motherhood, grief, intuition, and the desire to leave something meaningful behind. This conversation's about the stories we inherit, the ones we choose, and the ones we’re still learning how to tell. And it’s about how Rana brings people together through questions, through connection, and through a belief in possibility that runs all the way back to her childhood.This episode is full of honesty, reflection, and the hard-earned wisdom that comes from staying committed to a long creative path.About RanaRana Campbell is a multifaceted storyteller, podcaster, entrepreneur,  and media personality known for her work in marketing, partnerships,  personal branding, and entrepreneurship. She is the founder of Dreams In Drive - which she launched in 2016. DID is a podcast and platform where she interviews successful individuals who have turned their dreams into reality. Through her podcast, Campbell explores their journeys, challenges, and insights to inspire others pursuing their own dreams and entrepreneurial ventures.  The show has over 430+ episodes and some notable guests include Jenifer Lewis, Yolanda Adams, Craig Robinson …and more. Beyond DID, Rana is a 2013 Princeton University graduate and has spent her career working in marketing and brand partnerships. She currently works as a Senior Brand Partnerships/ Integrated Marketing manager at Paramount Brand Studio - Paramount's in-house branded content studio - helping to pitch multi-million brand deals for some of your favorite brands like Cash App, Subway, Intel,Universal Studios,  Marriott, Kraft and more. Rana is a proud first-generation Jamaican American and mother to two young children. Her motto? Anything is impossible!