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May 4, 2020 34 min

Finding Your Creative Self Again

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 412, I chat with Jojo Sapphira who has always been a creative person. She talks about her love for music and how she took on owning a studio, how she built up the business, but then let it go after feel like she was loosing her own creativity. She then talks about her journey back into finding her creative self, becoming a tarot card reader and the variety of creative projects she's doing to keep herself feeling artistic and creative.

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