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Jan 31, 2024 26 min

How To Keep A Balanced and Creative Life

from You're Weird Hosted by Hannah Sainty

This episode is my most stream-of-consciousness yet! I've been juggling a lot of balls lately between my personal life, professional life, semi-professional creative life and creative lifestyle... It's a lot of hats and a lot of balls, and I've never been good at circus skills. After talking with a bunch of creative people in my life, I realised it's a common theme - trying to manage all the elements of our lives that make us us. With so many plates to spin, it's fair enough that we can smash a few or, at least, get a sore arm. This episode is about all of that. I wanted to break down all the components of life but focused on what that means as an artist. It's an honest episode because it's something that I have struggled with at times, and these are the things I've learned and tested to try and make it... easier. Some of it will be obvious, but we all take the obvious for granted sometimes, so consider it a reminder. This episode is the biggest philosophy-vibed one yet. Much of it came from me figuring it out in my morning journal pages after sending myself mad with being overwhelmed and committing to too many things (typical). Enjoy it, and consider it a big hug from me. Happy 2024, kids! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hannahsainty.substack.com

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