To live a good life is to relax and accept who you are and and relax and accept your creativity

because it's put there for a purpose and if you can learn to listen to it, it's a great guide.

It will serve you well. We're all born wildly creative. Some of us just forgot.

So as we head into the final month of the year, which for many has been a year of

reemergence and reimagining, there's never been a more important time to really reconnect with

our own creativity. And by the way, this is even more important if you're somebody who maybe

has never even considered themselves all that creative or feeling like you're skilled at creativity.

But now it's not just about work or hobbies or passions, we need to find new ways to turn our

creative impulse loose on life itself. And that process of reimagining of stepping into a place

of possibility takes a blend of inspiration, of action taking and in no small part wisdom from

those who have been immersing themselves in the world of creativity for years, which is why

I'm so excited to bring you our power compilation today on creativity that really focuses on

igniting creativity in all parts of work and life and relationships and play. We've brought together

for incredible voices, Lisa Kangden, James Victoria, your Siddheli Ward and Mike Khan,

each coming from a wildly different background experience and different challenges in each

also finding ways, often ways that no one else saw to center creativity in their work and also

explore life as the ultimate creative campus. So excited to share this with you. I'm Jonathan

Fields and this is Good Life Project. And we are starting off our creativity deep dive with

my friend, illustrator and fine artist and author Lisa Kangden. So I've done Lisa for maybe a

dozen years now. For that entire time she has been in this state of perpetual creative transformation.

Lisa's best known I think for her vivid graphic drawings and illustrations and patterns and

lettering. Her work appears in private collections, merchandise, textiles, a peril and a wide array

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