The Human Risk Podcast4 Kesä 2022

James Victore on Creative Courage

What is Creative Courage & why do we need it?

On this special episode of the show — which I’m releasing between the normal schedule — my guest James Victore helps me to explore why being creative is a matter of courage and why we should embrace it.

A word of warning: the episode contains lots of adult language. It’s also one that some regular listeners will absolutely love and some o really won’t. Which is ok from my perspective. The point of the podcast isn’t to produce bland content that might appeal to everyone. It’s to bring you episodes that I hope will stimulate you and brign different perspectives.

James Victore is an artist, designer and author. He’s also a trainer and coach who helps people to unleash their creative sides. Having read his book Feck Perfuction — yes, that is the title — I wanted to get him on the show.

I’m also in the middle of one of James’ courses. Called, appropriately enough The Bad Ass Way. And yes, I paid full price for the course, so he’s on the show because I think he’s awesome, not for some commercial arrangement.

On the show you’ll learn what creativity is, why it matters, how we can find it, why we often don’t get the chance to display it and the risks/rewards of making a career of it.
 I love this episode and I hope you will too.

To find out more about James, his book Feck Perfuction and his awesome courses visit: www.jamesvictore.com

You can also find him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesvictore/

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