Episode 299: Creative Risk, Reinvention & Finding Joy in the Pivot | Taylor O’Sullivan | Founder of Culterra

Photographer and filmmaker Taylor O’Sullivan joins Kara to talk about the pivots, risks, and lessons that come with a creative career. After burnout and a major professional reset, Taylor stepped away from a demanding commercial film job and slowly rebuilt a life that honors joy, artistry, and freedom. They talk about traveling solo, being open to reinvention, navigating creative insecurity, and the value of taking your time. If you’ve ever questioned your path or wondered how to restart on your own terms, this episode offers clarity, honesty, and inspiration.

This episode explores creative entrepreneurship, personal reinvention, and leading with curiosity.

 
 
 
Your network is everything. All of my businesses have been word of mouth and I want to help others do what lights them up, too.
— Taylor O'Sullivan
 
 
 
 

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Created and hosted by Kara Duffy
Audio Engineering & Editing by
Jordan Duffy
Production by Amanda Kass
Graphic design by
Anna Olinova
Music by
Joakim Karud

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