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How I Create: Q&A with Career Coach Laura Simms

By Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S.
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How I Create: Q&A with Career Coach Laura SimmsCreativity needs nudging and nourishing. And learning from others can help to feed and fuel your imagination. That’s why every month we interview a different person on their creative process and inspirations.

We’ve already interviewed photographer and writer Susannah Conway and creativity coach and author Gail McMeekin.

This month we talked to Laura Simms, a career coach for creatives. I’ve interviewed Simms for several pieces for Psych Central, and she always offers great insight into creativity and pursuing your passions.

Specifically, Simms helps folks discover and cultivate the work meant just for them through career transition and small business coaching. She’s the creator of Roadmap to Action, and enjoys working with emerging and established creatives through one-on-one coaching. She vlogs weekly from her bird’s egg blue chair at createasfolk.com.

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  1. Not many of us can afford to pay a career coach although I do agree that meeting with one can be a great help with our career path. Love this site and the articles.

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