About this episode
In a world obsessed with production and output, it is easy to forget to pause and question the real meaning behind our work. Last year, when I found myself in a difficult season, questioning my calling and creative voice, I ran across this man on YouTube.
Sean Tucker —Photographer, Filmmaker, Author, and “Armchair Philosopher”—joins us to discuss his book, Meaning in the Making, and how to find purpose in your creative work. As a former pastor and now accomplished photographer and filmmaker, Sean has been able to weave spiritual and psychological topics into beautiful narratives throughout his content.
In this conversation we talk about finding your voice post-religion, the pull between “consistency” and meaningful work, and how to make content you truly believe in.
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TOPICS FROM THIS EPISODE:
- How do you create meaningful work and maintain consistency when you don't have anything to say?
- Finding God again (and your Voice) through creativity
- How to incorporate tactics with intention
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