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In this episode, I sit down with bestselling author, journalist, and podcaster Jo Piazza to dive deep into what it really takes to navigate creative success, modern womanhood, and the publishing world. Jo shares the inspiration behind her prolific writing career, including how she uncovers women historically forgotten by time—like her deep dive into the story of "Joe Van Gogh."
03:38: The Journey of Writing and Storytelling
06:38: Women in History and the Art World
09:36: Balancing Career and Motherhood
12:20: Career Milestones and Self-Perception
15:24: The Impact of Influencer Culture
18:17: The Future of AI in Influencer Culture
27:32: Navigating AI Sensitivity in Writing
28:42: The Impact of AI on Authors
29:50: Adapting to Change in the Creative Industry
31:41: The Role of AI in Creative Work
34:06: The Fast-Paced Evolution of Content Creation
37:50: Success vs. Happiness in Creative Careers
40:58: The Influence of Social Media on Perceptions of Success
43:11: The Reality Behind Success Stories
48:03: The Long Game in Publishing
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