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Adjani Salmon On The Vulnerable Side of Business and Collaboration
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This week’s episode of human2human with Stacy Ike features Adjani Salmon, creator of the BBC hit series Dreaming Whilst Black. In this conversation, Stacy and Adjani get human2human about the intricate relationship between vulnerability, creativity, and leadership. They discuss challenges of expressing feelings through art, the importance of trust in collaborative projects, and the necessity of developing a language to articulate artistic visions in business.
SHOW NOTES | KEY TAKEAWAYS:
00:00 The Art of Vulnerability in Creativity
02:53 Navigating Trust and Leadership in Creative Projects
06:08 The Importance of Language in Artistic Expression
09:06 Balancing Perspectives in Co-Creation
11:59 Self-Doubt as a Catalyst for Growth
14:56 Understanding Identity and Personal Growth
17:55 Healing Through Art and Therapy
22:58 The Importance of Supportive Relationships
27:20 Navigating the Cost of Creativity
32:47 Exploring the Dynamics of Relationships and Creativity
38:02 Representation and Authenticity in Storytelling
44:39 From Struggles to Success: A Journey in Filmmaking
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CREDITS:
Executive Producer & Host: Stacy Ike
Associate Producer: Tiffany Ike
Shooting Director: Shaun Holder
Audio: 180 House, Soho
Editor: Kea Bradley
Graphics: Danielle Onwuka
Theme Music: Pieces by “After The Fall"
Music released by: Chill Out Records
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