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“There’s no direct path toward creativity. Once you realize this, the floodgates open.” 

Katie Morland is an inspiration – and a hilarious human being. In this episode, we go down some deep rabbit holes, sharing some of her personal experiences with creative imposter syndrome and even depression. 

Katie found a huge opportunity to use her natural gifts to bring people together by dishing LAUGHTER – the very best medicine. She’s the realest person you’ll ever meet, she lays it to you straight and you are going to love everything she has to say. We also talk about delicious hoagies and buttery spreads, so do yourself a favor and give it a listen.

EPISODE TAKEAWAYS

1.     Invite more joy and laughter into your life.

2.     Do more of what feels good for you.

3.     Surround yourself with people who want the same thing as you.

4.     If you want it bad enough, you’ve got to get a little uncomfortable.

5.     It’s okay to be real and show up exactly as who you are.

  

ABOUT KATIE MORLAND

Katie founded Mommy Needs a Laugh, which came from an authentic call to bring more joy and laughter into our lives. She’s been featured on podcasts like Don’t Keep Your Day Job (which most recently interviewed people like Rob Lowe, Martha Beck and Matthew McConaughey!) 

Katie’s Mommy Needs a Laugh Facebook group, which started with seven members in March, now has more than 4,000 people sharing comedy gold on the daily. Visit MommyNeedsALaugh.co to see all the ways you can connect with other awesome women through social media, enjoy quality time together, win swag, do workouts together, support small businesses and share anything that makes us laugh. 

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Music created and produced by Matt Bollenbach