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Episode Summary:
In this episode of Two Shrinks on the Farm, Dr. Robyn McKay and Dr. Barbara Kerr tackle common myths about creativity, diving into what it really means to live a creative life. They explore creativity as a personality trait, a process, and a product while debunking myths like “everyone can be highly creative” and “you’re too old to be creative.”
Drawing from decades of research, the duo discuss the role of openness to experience in creativity, the tension between solitude and community, and how systemic barriers around gender and privilege have shaped creative recognition. Along the way, they share stories of extraordinary creators and the everyday acts of creativity that bring purpose and joy to life.
The conversation closes with reflections on the importance of finding creative communities, embracing freedom within structure, and living boldly as a creative person, regardless of where you are on your journey.
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Quote of the Episode:
“Creativity isn’t just about creating art or music—it’s the way we problem-solve, connect with others, and make life meaningful.” – Dr. Robyn McKay
Resources & Mentions:
if you're interested in having your personality tested and interpreted by the two of us, or you're ready to bring us in to work with your teams, Get started by sending an email to [email protected] and we'll help you start the process.
Don't forget to follow us on Instagram for more behind the scenes fun from the farm, creative insights, and plenty of laughs from the reels that I'm constantly posting in stories. You can find us on instagram at @twoshrinksonthefarm.
Last thing: we'd really love it if you'd rate and review our podcast on whatever platform you listen to us on - and share us with your buddies - the more the merrier!
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1212 ratings
Episode Summary:
In this episode of Two Shrinks on the Farm, Dr. Robyn McKay and Dr. Barbara Kerr tackle common myths about creativity, diving into what it really means to live a creative life. They explore creativity as a personality trait, a process, and a product while debunking myths like “everyone can be highly creative” and “you’re too old to be creative.”
Drawing from decades of research, the duo discuss the role of openness to experience in creativity, the tension between solitude and community, and how systemic barriers around gender and privilege have shaped creative recognition. Along the way, they share stories of extraordinary creators and the everyday acts of creativity that bring purpose and joy to life.
The conversation closes with reflections on the importance of finding creative communities, embracing freedom within structure, and living boldly as a creative person, regardless of where you are on your journey.
Topics Covered:
Listener Takeaways:
Quote of the Episode:
“Creativity isn’t just about creating art or music—it’s the way we problem-solve, connect with others, and make life meaningful.” – Dr. Robyn McKay
Resources & Mentions:
if you're interested in having your personality tested and interpreted by the two of us, or you're ready to bring us in to work with your teams, Get started by sending an email to [email protected] and we'll help you start the process.
Don't forget to follow us on Instagram for more behind the scenes fun from the farm, creative insights, and plenty of laughs from the reels that I'm constantly posting in stories. You can find us on instagram at @twoshrinksonthefarm.
Last thing: we'd really love it if you'd rate and review our podcast on whatever platform you listen to us on - and share us with your buddies - the more the merrier!
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