Okay real talk. When you were a kid you could turn a cardboard box into a spaceship, give your Barbies a full dramatic love life, and genuinely believe that Santa made it all over the world in one night.

You were THAT kid. An absolute creative machine.

And then somewhere between school, deadlines, and someone comparing your drawings to your sibling's, you just... stopped.

In this episode we will go full nostalgia mode and get into the good stuff. From imaginary friends and a very rich inner world that still haunts us at family dinners, to Barbies and Kens getting caught mid-scene.

We are not taking questions at this time.

But honestly? This one hits different. Because somewhere between the laughing we actually figure out why creativity doesn't disappear, it just gets buried under all the serious adult nonsense we pile on top of it.

We will talk about:

🧸 Why you were basically a creative genius as a kid and nobody told you

😬 The feedback that wrecked you, and why it was always from someone you loved

🎨 Why being obsessed with the final result is quietly killing your creative joy

🧠 Flow state, imaginary friends and dancing across the road like nobody's watching

✏️ How ten minutes a week can genuinely bring it all back

Guillermo is still walking on the raised pavement bricks like a child. We are all him. Be like him.

Your creativity isn't gone babe. It's just waiting for you to stop being so serious.

Embrace the chaos 🌀