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So money episode 1309, Eve Rotsky, author of Find Your Unicorn Space, reclaim your creative life

in a too busy world.

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Vanity project, hobby, passion project, all of these terrible words that can note a nice to have

was not understanding the science, that living a creative life, a magical life,

a life where you literally come alive. It doesn't have to be every second of every day,

that is not realistic. But times like this for me, when I get to speak to smart, amazing women

that I have, you know, fan girl crushes on and say, I'm going to forget that this half an hour,

this 45 minutes even happen, it'll go by in one second. That aliveness, that flow state,

that's linked to our longevity and our mental health.

Welcome back to So Money, everybody. It's Farneesh. I'm so glad that you've joined.

Very, very excited to share the conversation I'm about to share with Eve Rotsky. She's a friend

and friend of the show. And you may remember our conversation a while back when Eve released

her first, New York Times bestselling book called Fair Play. It was a game-changing approach to

helping partners rebalance the domestic workload. And it sparked a national conversation,

launched a movement in fact, towards greater equality on the home front, a favorite by the

Reese Witherspoon Book Club. Following that, Eve is now released. Find your unicorn space,

a practical guide for reclaiming or discovering for the first time, your talents, interest,

skills, curiosities that are lying dormant in our too busy grind of everyday life.

Eve shares more about the unicorn space. What does that mean actually? We both share our own

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