ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This week on The Work Of Wrestling podcast, host Tim Kail discusses how his creative routines have suddenly failed him. He examines an article he wrote last month titled "What It Takes To Be Creative", admonishing himself for espousing a philosophy he doesn't actually experience. He draws a comparison between being creative and riding a dragon that he intends to help those artists who are struggling.
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