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In this episode, I get real about the identity I’ve been running from for years: Artist.
- Not the painter.
- Not the singer.
- Not the musician.
Not the “traditional” art forms we were conditioned to label as real art.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Why the word “artist” feels too big for some of us
- The hierarchy of “acceptable” art forms we subconsciously internalize
- How culture convinces you you’re not enough to claim your identity
- What truly makes someone an artist (the definition will snatch you)
- The sneaky ways we hide behind the softer word “creative”
- The real reason we avoid stepping into our artist identity
- How redefining “art” changed everything for me
- The spiritual + emotional cost of downplaying your gift
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