Corey Johnson's Near-Death Experience: A Catalyst for Creativity and Success
It's a process of returning back to that place inside of you that reminds you: it's okay, this is not a rejection of you as a person, this is because it didn't connect.
Imagine facing a near-death experience at a concert and coming out the other side with a renewed sense of purpose. That's exactly what happened to Corey Johnson, the guest on this episode of 'The Art of Lost & Found'. Corey is not just any brand strategist and identity designer; he's also a recording artist known as Corey Iris, blending sounds reminiscent of The Weekend and Drake with his own unique twist.
In this episode, Corey opens up about his challenging childhood, financial struggles, and the life-altering event that occurred at a Drake concert. This pivotal moment pushed him to reevaluate his priorities and focus on what truly matters. Host Brooke Estin guides the conversation, exploring how Corey's personal experiences have shaped his creative journey and entrepreneurial spirit. They discuss the importance of authenticity in branding, the power of manifestation, and the myth of the 'starving artist'.
Corey shares how creativity has been a healing tool in his life, helping him balance his artistic pursuits with other responsibilities. By the end of the episode, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for how creativity can transform lives and learn practical tips to unlock your own creative potential. If you're curious about how personal growth and creativity intersect, this episode is a must-listen.