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In this episode, Becci McEvoy interviews Heather Ebanks about embracing creativity and non-linear thinking in business.

Embracing Creativity, Non-Linear Thinking and Doing Business Your Way, with Heather Ebanks Season 11, Episode 90: Show Up and Be Heard Today's episode of the podcast is an interview with Heather Ebanks, graphic designer and host of the Creatively Eccentric podcast. In this conversation, Heather and I chat about what it really means to embrace creativity, challenge traditional definitions of success, and stop trying to force ourselves into business models that don't fit. We explore how creativity isn't just about being artistic, why some of our biggest strengths can come from thinking differently, and how stepping away from the noise can often be the key to finding clarity. We also dive into imposter syndrome, failure, community, and the importance of trusting yourself instead of constantly looking outside of yourself for answers. BOSS THINGS YOU'LL LEARN IF YOU TUNE IN: Practical ways to quiet the noise, overcome overwhelm, and reconnect with your ideas Why failure isn't something to fear and how to reframe it as part of the process Why creativity is so much bigger than art, design, or being "naturally creative" If you enjoyed this episode or found it useful, then I would really…

People in this episode

Host: Becci McEvoy

Guest: Heather Ebanks

Topics covered

• creativity
• non-linear thinking
• business models
• imposter syndrome
• community
• trusting yourself

Keywords

• creativity
• business
• non-linear thinking
• imposter syndrome
• failure
• community
• trust

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Creatively Eccentric

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