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What if you woke up one day in the middle of what you thought was a successful life and asked yourself, “Who am I? Am I only these roles I play (parent, caregiver, employee, spouse, etc.)? How do I get back to who I really am?”
In this episode, Elizabeth Johnston joins internationally-acclaimed bestselling fiction novelist Lana McAra and shows you why creativity is the answer to all of your questions.
The more you understand yourself, the more you center with your creativity; and the more creative you are, the more #Unputdownable your fiction writing will be.
Tune in and hear Elizabeth Johnston’s thoughts on:
- The health benefits of making room in your life for creativity
- Whether or not it is true that some people are just not creative
- How to find time for your creativity
- Whether or not it is irresponsible to focus on creative activities that don’t give you a return on investment
- How creativity helps you get back to who you were really meant to be
- How engaging in creative activities helps you align with your soul’s calling
- And much, much more!
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About the Author: Elizabeth Johnston
Elizabeth Johnston is a creativity & self-actualization coach who has taught adults in all areas of writing (novella, poetry, screenwriting, memoir and so much more) for over 25 years.
Her background includes a BA in Creative Writing; MFA in Film & Video, and a certified Guided Autobiography Instructor.
Elizabeth's creative non-fiction book, No Small Potatoes, was made possible by the Canada Council of the Arts, and her video poem, Keepsake, was shortlisted in two film festival competitions.
Elizabeth's next project is a non-fiction book, Own Your Creativity, due out in Fall 2025.
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