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“It’s that process in the middle that a lot of creative people can’t push through until the end to create the reality.” – Sara Callow
Today’s guest on the Art of Adventure is my good friend Sara Callow, the founder/editor of Ubud Hood, a one-stop-shop for everything Ubud, Bali. An Australian with a penchant for traveling, she finally settled in Ubud when she realized she has found her home.
Sara and I first met in Ubud when were were doing yoga next to each other at a Michael Franti benefit yoga concert.
Sara has a background on photography and loved to travel. People often asked her for tips and ideas, especially when she went out and about Ubud. Realizing that there is a gap that needed to be filled in this area, she started posting online through her website and Instagram page in order to address the curiosity of those interested about Ubud.
You’ll love this episode as Sara shares how her online presence started and grew to what it is today. At the same time, we get to love and appreciate what Ubud has to offer, through our insider guide, the Ubud Hood.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
- How Sara created Ubud Hood
- How she creates her Instagram feed
- Sara’s creative strategies
- What it is like being a foreigner running a business in Indonesia
- Perspective on foreigners interacting in a local community
Quotes:
“One of my blessings and my curses is that my mind is really creative.” – Sara Callow
“Through creating Ubud Hood, I actually learned a lot more about my own creative purpose and my own creative process.” – Sara Callow
“It took dedication… I’ve dedicated myself into doing this, so I really learned that point between the idea and the creation, the action, and the persistence, especially.” – Sara Callow
“It’s that process in the middle that a lot of creative people can’t push through until the end to create the reality.” – Sara Callow
“Be more mindful in being more creative.” – Sara Callow
Continue the Adventure:
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