We go 100 miles an hour every day, like we create so much stuff, we do all the LinkedIn posts and

social posts and all the clients and all the deals and all the that and then try to be parents

and no partners and human beings and athletes and all that stuff.

When do you actually look back and say, actually, you know what?

I don't know where I'm going because it all feels fine but I just feel like something's

telling me I should be doing this.

But am I doing it for my soul? Am I doing it for myself I think that's that's the key like

when do you stop? I'm My guest for today's podcast is Radam Malinic and I met him recently at the

R. G. D. Design Thinkers Conference. We sat next to each other and we're both

signing books and there's a lovely gentleman and I'm pleasantly surprised to find a new

voice in the creative world which I'm really digging into his work and this beautiful work

and understanding his background and this book that we're going to talk about it a little bit.

It's called Creativity for Sale.

It's an interesting title.

Radheim's going to help us understand and unpack why that is.

And I believe his unique background speaks a lot about why this is called this.

Okay?

So for everybody who doesn't know who you are,

can you please introduce yourself

and tell us a little bit of your backstory?

What a lovely introduction, Chris.

Thank you very much.

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