Episode 64Apr 10, 2024· 44:38
👁️🗨️ Creative Business as a World-Building Practice — with Ayana Zaire Cotton
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“We don’t have to give up the wild, “non-marketable” parts of our practice in order to sustain them.”
This week, I am thrilled to be joined by anti-disciplinary artist, writer, and facilitator for the worldbuilders, Ayana Zaire Cotton of Seeda School.
In this spiralic conversation, Ayana guides us in how to tap into our zone of desire and design creative offers for new worlds in the now.
Tune in to hear about:
World-building as a Black feminist practice
Why “niching down” is a colonial technology (& how we can refuse to do it)
The moments when discipline melts into devotion
How to find the places where your curiosity rivals your fear
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About this episode
“We don’t have to give up the wild, “non-marketable” parts of our practice in order to sustain them.”
This week, I am thrilled to be joined by anti-disciplinary artist, writer, and facilitator for the worldbuilders, Ayana Zaire Cotton of Seeda School.
In this spiralic conversation, Ayana guides us in how to tap into our zone of desire and design creative offers for new worlds in the now.
Tune in to hear…
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