EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 54 MIN
Sean Crim: The Colour Of Our Emotions
from Truly Becoming™ · host Truly Becoming
Sean Crim, the visual artist, is a true explosion of colour and it is a privilege to dive right into those colours during this episode. We move towards understanding the psychology behind why we're drawn to certain colours and what that entails emotionally. Sean is building something incredibly special in the world of art, but not without experiencing different jobs in Finance and Real Estate first!Follow @seancrimart on instagram and check out www.seancrim.comFollow @trulybecoming on Instagram*This episode contains themes of suicide
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Sean Crim, the visual artist, is a true explosion of colour and it is a privilege to dive right into those colours during this episode. We move towards understanding the psychology behind why we're drawn to certain colours and what that entails...
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