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Your World of Creativity

Seline Shenoy, The Dream Catcher

Your World of Creativity

Mark Stinson

Education, Business, Self-improvement, Design, Marketing, Arts

5.045 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2022

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

In today’s episode, we chat with Seline Shenoy. Seline is a Digital content creator - a writer, a podcaster, and a journalist. Seline will share with us a lot of ideas on how to explore our own creativity, how to produce, how to research, how to write and how to look for new channels to express that creativity.  

Seline is from Dubai, UAE, and has lived in the USA,  in Sweden, and has traveled to many countries across the world. Through these experiences, she has interacted with people from different countries, cultures, ethnicities, and different racial backgrounds.

These experiences have enabled her to understand different perspectives and really take it in and figure out where she sees herself on the whole broad spectrum of all these different backgrounds and worldviews. she was able to figure out what she could do to relate and build a rapport with people who were different from her.

What are some of the ways this can contribute to a person's creative process?

  • Get out of your comfort zone, your social comfort zone, and reach out to people who are different from you. You will see that there are so many different ways to live and think in the world. By doing this, your creativity really gets stimulated.  
  • the memorable interactions are with the people. Whenever you have the chance, interact with the people.

What about these different channels you use as a digital content creator that stimulates you to share these messages in so many different ways?

  • I experiment a lot so I can get to see what are different ways that I can inform people about different aspects of the world. People take in information differently, I want to make sure I reach out to everybody and their media diet should not be a hindrance for me to convey this information.

Is there a protocol and a process you use no matter what the subject matter?

  • First, it depends on how much you know about the topic, the less, you know, the more research you need to do.  After the research, you must figure out how can I craft this material in a way that people would resonate with it, what would make it palatable for them? What would make it interesting for them? And that requires you to understand who your readers are, who's consuming your content.
  • Second, I always think about, what is my intention in writing this? What is it that I want people to take away from this piece? And that informs the approach that I take and the angle that I take on the topic

What are some of the considerations for you when you sit down to write for different readers in different places?

  • I try not to use too much jargon, I try not to use too many, terms that are very specific to certain cultures, also I try to make it as culturally neutral as possible because I want to reach everybody. Additionally, I use examples and anecdotes that everyone can understand.

In summary, as a content creator, you must have a thick skin because sometimes, you get rejected, so you must get creative about how you reach people. 

You can find out what Seline is working on by visiting --

Seline's Website: Selineshenoy.com

Seline's Blog: Thedreamcatch

Transcript

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0:00.0

Happy to your most original thinking, organize your ideas, and create the opportunities

0:11.8

to launch a creative work. Unlocking your world of creativity with best-selling author and

0:19.1

brand innovator, Mark Stinson.

0:23.3

Welcome back friends. Today's guest agrees that creative expression isn't just part

0:29.6

of artistic professions. We can express our creativity in whatever job or whatever

0:34.8

task or whatever hobby we're doing. She's also a content creator and a creative

0:40.5

person. So she's going to share with us a lot of ideas on how to explore our own

0:45.0

creativity, how to produce, how to research, how to write, how to look for new

0:49.5

channels to express that creativity. It's going to be a fun discussion. My guest

0:53.5

is Celine Chenoy. Hello Mark. Thank you. I'm so happy to be here with you today.

0:59.3

Well, I'm talking to Celine from Dubai in the UAE. And Celine, your international experience,

1:05.3

you've had a chance to live and work in a lot of different places. How does that contribute

1:09.2

to your creativity? Oh, it contributes in so many ways. I mean, first of all, I've had the privilege

1:16.0

of living, I mean, obviously I'm from Dubai, so I've grown up here and then I lived in the US

1:22.3

for about eight years and then I was in Sweden. And in addition to that, I've had the opportunity

1:27.8

to travel all over the world. And during those times, I have been able to interact with people

1:34.9

from different countries, from different cultures, different ethnicities, different racial

1:39.2

backgrounds. And because of that, I've been able to understand different perspectives and really

1:47.8

take it in and figure out, first of all, where do I see myself on the whole broad spectrum of

1:54.8

all these different backgrounds and worldviews? And what is it I can do to relate to these people?

2:03.5

How can I build a kind of rapport with them? And that's what influences my work so much. Like,

2:10.4

what can we do to really be open and curious when we meet people who are different from us that

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