One of the main facets of Skinny Dipping Summer that I wanted to highlight in this series is that

skinny dipping is for the creatives. It's for the artists. Even if you don't feel like, oh, I'm not an

artist or I don't do my art for a living, I don't care. If you are a creative being, honestly,

if you relate to the things that we talk about here, I am guessing like nine out of ten of you are very creative beings. And today I want to

talk about the new wave of creation and the new wave of artists and how are we supposed to

navigate this field that is now centered around social media and social media is how we have

visibility for our art and our creations and yeah we're going to talk about it today we're

going to talk about the nuances and then we're going to talk about the blockages around being seen

on social media because so many of us want to be seen for what it is that we want to do in the world

and what we want to create in the world but we have blockagesages. We have limiting beliefs. We have fear. So we're going to talk about that.

And then we're also going to talk about the actionable steps to sharing your art. So let's

strip down and dive in. It's a windy day. We're recording outside, but I just feel more me under

this tree. So we're going to stay out here i'm kela rose this is skinny

dipping the podcast and who's ready to strip down and dive in this should be a fun one especially

for those looking to follow their dreams but even if you're not i feel like there's a special

golden nugget in here for you what's up guys and welcome to skinny dipping summer.

I'm Kayla Rose, your host. If you are new here, welcome. We love to talk about the mind,

the body, the soul. We love to have inquiry around what it means to be human, our emotions,

our relationship to the material world, our relationship to others and

our art and the collective. We love to talk about it all. But today we're talking about how

content has been this new form of how we share our art. And have so many thoughts so I just want to die because I'm trying

to keep these episodes more like bite size under 30 minutes if you haven't been able to tell let me know

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