Designer, artist, and illustrator Beci Orpin talks about how busyness is often what helps her sustain momentum, the importance of resilience and communication.

Writer, crafter and blogger behind Meet Me At Mikes, Pip Lincolne on the winding path she took to her creative career and how to take care of yourself after loss.

Comedian, presenter, actor, celebrant and producer Annie Louey on how to step into being an artist even when you don’t feel ready, setting targets, and taking the longview in your career.

British author and journalist Oliver Burkeman on our relationship to time management, limitations, embracing our human tendency to be flawed.

Coach, writer and speaker Tina Essmaker talks about navigating uncertainty in our careers and lives and remembering the magic is in you.

Writer and creator of the beloved project Words of Women, Lauren Martin, talks about embracing pressures and tension, what we learn from the times we feel lost, and how routine helped her move through a rut.

Dancer, movement director and founder of Groove Therapy, Vanessa Marian Varghese, shares how embracing failure and being a learner are two key traits to building a creative career and life.

Author, digital product designer, and inventor of the Bullet Journal method Ryder Carroll discusses how we can intentionally track the ebb and the flow of our creative lives and reflect on the deep reasons why we do the things we do.

Singer, songwriter, and multi-disciplinary artist Amanda Palmer discusses being mid-air in daily life while on tour, why we need blanket compassion and the art of defining your own internal measures of success.

Illustrator Adriana Picker discusses a particular variety of burnout that comes with working on dream projects and the ordinary, mundane, domestic version of self-care that helped pull her out of a rut.