Janet Echelman is one of the most influential and impactful public artists working in the world today. She is best known for the giant, hanging net sculptures that spans hundred of feet, and that sway and ripple in the wind high above public spaces. She has created hundreds of installations across five continents in locations like Singapore, Sydney, Shanghai, Santiago, Beijing, Boston, New York and London. She has been commissioned to create sculptures by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

In this podcast, we explore Janet's journey to developing her unique works, how she uses herself as an instrument in her creative process, and why it's important to trust your inner voice.

Learn more about her here:

https://www.echelman.com/

Book: Radical Softness: The Responsive Art of Janet Echelman

Meet Cami Travis Groves, a transformational coach who works with creatives and creative entrepreneurs. She is an artist and a painting instructor who seeks believes that creativity is an essential act of self-care. Cami’s expertise is in helping clients shift their relationship with that voices in their head that say that they are not artistic, that they aren’t creative, and that what they bring into the world isn’t good and doesn’t have value. By helping clients to work skillfully with those voices of negativity, she helps them tap into the natural, joyful creative force that we all possess.

In this episode, we discuss Cami's remarkable journey of healing from a traumatic childhood, her insights into the power and value of creativity, and how she helps individuals reconnect with their own inner artists.

Learn more about Cami at her website:

https://www.cami.coach/

Meet Sabina Nawaz, an executive leadership coach, consultant, and speaker, and the author of the recently published book You’re the Boss: Become the Manager You Want to Be (And Other’s Need).

She has over 25 years of experience advising C-level executives and high-performing teams at Fortune 500 firms, government agencies, nonprofits, and academic institutions across more than 30 countries. Prior to working as a coach, she spent 14 years at Microsoft, where she eventually found herself overseeing the organization's leadership development work for 11,000 managers.

In this conversation, we talk about the difference between pressure and power, and how both play a role in managing others. Sabina also talks about her experiences as a woman of color working at the highest levels in corporate America, and what wholeness means to her.

Sabina is one of the smartest and wisest people I know, and I'm excited to lift up her voice in this episode.

Learn more about Sabina here:

https://sabinanawaz.com/