In this episode we talk about:

• What comes to mind when Emily Ann hears the label “Type A”
• Her background with a business degree & a passion and love for music
• How she went from selling music to making music
• Her life-altering and career-halting diagnosis in 2013
• What pivoting looked like for her career after her diagnosis
• What Emily Ann has discovered about bravery
• The three forms of bravery -- internal bravery, external bravery, and resonate bravery
• How she defines bravery

• How she has seen bravery play out negatively for herself or her clients
• The way in which context influences the outcome of your bravery
• The fact that sometimes bravery just looks like taking the next step
• Emily Ann’s School of Bravery
• The relationship between rejection and bravery and how vulnerability comes into play

• What Emily Ann would name her left brain

 

Mentioned In This Episode:

Creative Sunday Lab with Jenni Heffernan Brown on June 24, 2018 in San Francisco

Rising Tide Society

What are shared experiences worth: Emily Ann Peterson at TEDxTacoma

The Suzuki Method

The School of Bravery

200 FREE Website Audits by Emily Ann Peterson

 

About Emily Ann Peterson:

Emily Ann Peterson is a singer-songwriter, creative consultant, and author of Bare Naked Bravery: How to Be Creatively Courageous. Her book helps people from all walks of life understand what bravery really is - allowing them to step into it by creatively using vulnerability, imagination and improvisation. Her podcast features conversations with everyday heroes and creative entrepreneurs about the quiet successes and loud failures required to do the brave things for which we know and love them.  

Connect with Emily Ann Peterson:

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About The Type A Creative Podcast:

The Type A Creative is for those of us who feel like walking juxtapositions. You know who you are. You can balance spreadsheets just as easily as you can design a logo. Sometimes it’s a little disorienting because you’re a left-brain / right-brain blend that doesn’t always fit into the labels of “artist” or “numbers person.”

 

On the show we bring in fellow bosses, painters, creative directors, film makers, entrepreneurs, and writers — together we’re having conversations about what it is to be both Type A and Creative.

 

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