
Creative Work, Synchronicities, and Navigating Father's Death (ep. 157)
About this episode
In this first episode of the new (Un)usual Dialogues series, I am talking with Trenton McLellan, a dear friend of mine. During the conversation, we delve into the depths of creative work (as a musician and as a graphic designer), discuss the ways in which one's upbringing and early childhood experiences shape our way of being in the world, address the challenges of freelancing, and explore one of the greatest challenges each of us has to face one day—the death of a parent. Trenton offers us an array of insights and personally explored ideas, which may be of help to anyone interested in starting their own graphic design business or learning to play a new instrument. Finally, our discussion of the impact the death of his father has had on him is a particularly enlightening one.
I hope you find this episode empowering, interesting, and ultimately entertaining.
All the love, all the power, all the time!
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Links for those interested:
Chris Do's YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/chrisdo
Trenton's Instagram -
https://www.instagram.com/trenton.mclellan/
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