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Jan 14, 2019 17 min

Using Creativity To Help the Environment

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 208, I chat with Josephine Noonan who recently graduated from college with a degree in photography. Just like every other young adult, she felt unsure about exactly what to do after school, but she soon found a way to mix her love of creativity and helping the environment by creating her own company. Listen to her discuss what it was like to study art in school, the very first steps she's taking to start a new company, where she found the confidence to go after something she was passionate about yet a little scared to do and how she's helping the world be more sustainable and making the earth a better place by listening to this episode.

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