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Nov 8, 2021 44 min

Writing & Creating

from Business Your Way Hosted by Caryn Gillen

Today's guest, Sarah Selecky, is an author and the founder of the Sarah Selecky Writing School. Listen in as she talks about: - how creativity is magic - ways of being present in your life/work - how creative writing is a skill that can be taught - why slow is smooth, and smooth is fast - how it can (and should) feel like you're "breaking your life" to make space for writing and creating sometimes Sarah's voice is so calm and soothing. But the passion with which she speaks, AND the way in which she makes creativity accessible, makes this a must-listen episode. It feels like hearing a great story, taking a business masterclass, and enjoying a relaxing meditation all-in-one. "These divisions that our culture presents around making art and living a good life are false." - Sarah Selecky Listen in to find out why and ignite your creativity. ----- Sarah helps writers center their relationship with writing so they can do the creative work they long to do. To find out more, visit: www.sarahseleckywritingschool.com or https://www.instagram.com/sarahseleckywritingschool/. ----- Find out what kind of business owner you are at caryngillen.com/quiz. Your answer will let you know areas where you're killing it and the places where there's room for growth in the 3 Pillars of Business Your Way. Can't wait to hear about your results! ----- Finally, EPISODE TRANSCRIPTS can be found here: caryngillen.com/transcripts.

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