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Brent Donnelly joins Matt Zeigler on Epsilon Theory Unplugged to explore creative burnout, formulaic writing, content overload, and the struggle to preserve an authentic voice. They discuss how deadlines, audience expectations, Substack, social media, and AI-era writing patterns can turn a labor of love into an obligation and make every experience feel like potential content.
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