E43| The Struggle and Joy of Creativity, with Guy Sengstock

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About this episode

A personal, raw, and flowing conversation with a master of dialogue, Guy Sengstock. This has also been recorded and released on Guy’s YouTube channel.

This conversation touches the nature of creativity, philosophy, and art, through the lens of personal struggle in the twilight zone of this meta-crisis.

Watch or listen to our previous conversation here.

Watch the video version on Guy’s YouTube channel here.

About Guy Sengstock

Learn more about, and partake in Circling with Guy Sengstock at https://www.circlinginstitute.com/

Find Guy’s YouTube channel for many profound philosophical dialogues here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuhoymQ9glku30sG4qgW-iQ

Email Guy @ guysengstock(at)gmail.com

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