Well, hello there. It's Morgan here and welcome to today's episode. Today I'm going to be talking about

finding your place on the bookshelf, how collaborative creativity can change your perspective.

This is a bit of a niche episode for someone who might be interested in sharing more of their story,

whether it's through a book or just in some

kind of written format or artistic format. However, if that's not something you're interested in,

I still think that this could speak to this larger feeling of wondering what you might be a part of and wondering where your community is

in a larger sense. So we can think of the word community in a lot of different ways. We can think

of the physical community that we live in or we can think about the community of people that

we may share things in common with that we might not physically be together, but we share something in common.

But then there's like this other category that's like, who are my people?

Like, you know, the certain kind of way that you communicate or speak or think.

And every now and then you might just meet someone or come across something and think

I just feel like I'm kind of on the same page with this person. I don't really know why. I don't know

how to name it, but I think that there's something here. And full transparency, that is how I feel

so much, even with the work that I do, there's so many times where I speak to people that have encountered

my work or that I'm just reading emails and responding and I'm like this is just really cool that

I feel like we're on the same page and we don't even know each other and yet somehow we've connected

and this feels like a community. So if that's something

that you are interested in and you're just wondering, where does my story even fit? How does this even

tie into what is happening within the larger frame of history and time and all of that? Like,

what's the significance of me saying

anything? So if that's something that you have struggled with, I want you to hold on to this

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