I'm sure you've heard the saying that "artists suffer for their art." You have to be a tortured soul, and you have to be able to push through the pain.
What if there are a lot of bs in that narrative?
What is a more holistic way to look at creatives’ relationship with mental health?
My guest, Chad Hopson, shares with us his journey of self-discovery and helping others to uncover their creativity. We chatted about the good, the bad, and the raw stuff about diving into a creative pursuit, and how might that pursuit allow us to achieve greater awareness of ourselves and the world around us.
Key highlights of this episode
Key Takeaway:
Chad Hopson is a multidisciplinary artist focusing on mental health and the power of creativity. His brand So Indifferent provides graphic design services, but at its core, it aims to help others realize their own creative potential.
Visit Chad’s Koji Link:
https://withkoji.com/@SoIndifferent
Download So Indifferents The Support Report here:
https://www.soindifferent.com/portfolio/the-support-report/
Learn more about The Fear Theory:
https://www.soindifferent.com/thefeartheory/
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The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon.