020: Tutu Project Co-Creator Linda Lancaster Carey on Death, Life, Vulnerability and Creativity

“I have to be creative. It’s part of my soul"
~Linda Lancaster Carey

In this episode, Jennifer and Linda Lancaster Carey go deep. It’s difficult not to -- they have been friends for a long time. And Linda has survived an aggressive, advanced form of breast cancer for 10 years.

They talk about death, life, vulnerability, creativity, supporting other people’s creativity, and what it’s like when you have been on chemotherapy for 10 years.

Linda says:  The single most important creative act she does every day is stay alive.

Links & Resources "I should take a life drawing class… because that is when I’m most at peace… it’s a very good zen, get away from my life kind of feeling." ~Linda Lancaster Carey Connect with Linda

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