<p class="">Starting new work means eventually it comes to an end in some form and while the feeling of being done and shipping that latest thing is often euphoric, it often comes with a hangover and an uncertain feeling left by the absence of that thing we’ve been working on, like our constant companion is just suddenly gone. You’re not the only one feeling a little bit like you might be drifting, so what do you to next?</p>

Starting new work means eventually it comes to an end in some form and while the feeling of being done and shipping that latest thing is often euphoric, it often comes with a hangover and an uncertain feeling left by the absence of that thing we’ve been working on, like our constant companion is just suddenly gone. You’re not the only one feeling a little bit like you might be drifting, so what do you to next?

<p>Starting new work means eventually it comes to an end in some form and while the feeling of being done and shipping that latest thing is often euphoric, it often comes with a hangover and an uncertain feeling left by the absence of that thing we’ve been working on, like our constant companion is just suddenly gone. You’re not the only one feeling a little bit like you might be drifting, so what do you to next?</p>

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Hosted by photographer, author, and former comedian David duChemin, A Beautiful Anarchy is a deeply human, honest, and insightful mostly-weekly kick in the pants for anyone who longs to create anything with soul and too often finds themselves mud-wrestling with the muse to do so. A Beautiful Anarchy is a candid ongoing exploration of what it means to be an everyday creator, whether you're a writer, photographer, sculptor, or a puppeteer who works exclusively with vintage macrame owls. The struggles and rewards of bringing something new into the world are universal, and you’re not alone. Let's talk about it.

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