E.12 Ebb and Flow with Anna Campbell-Jones

In this episode of Space to Think, I sit down with designer and TV presenter Anna Campbell-Jones. You may know Anna as one of the judges on Scotland’s Home of the Year, but in our conversation, she reveals much more about her creative journey and life philosophy.

We explore creativity, creating a brand, perfectionism and working with life’s ebb and flow. Anna shares personal stories and reflections, offering a reminder that sometimes, you just have to "make it look intentional" and not worry too much about what others think. It’s an insightful and relatable conversation for anyone navigating the complexities of creativity, work, and life.

Listen now to hear Anna’s inspiring take on creativity, embracing imperfection, and finding trust in yourself.

Connect with Anna on Instagram or check out her micro brand, Anna Campbell-Jones 

And because it feels timely with this episode of the podcast I want to take a moment to share

Sarah Robertson

Kickstarter campaign which is live until 8pm on Wednesday 23rd October.

Sarah created the Brand Seasons® Playdeck to help you define your strategy, create your style, and tailor your story. It’s a tool to guide you as you walk through these essential phases and find your way to substance whether that’s in business, a creative endeavour or a project.

Now live and available to back on Kickstarter, the campaign includes This Creative Life - A Brand Seasons® Paper, a beautifully designed mini zine for the dreamers featuring some of your favourite artists, makers, and writers (and I’m delighted to be contributing). You’ll also get be able to enjoy a 6-month paid membership to the Brand Seasons community including access to a private podcast with four episodes where Sarah will dive into the seasons of Sowing, Blossoming, Harvesting, and Grounding, using the cards as a guide.

Bring the Brand Seasons® Playdeck to life

Thanks for listening to Space to Think, a podcast where I create space to think through conversations with guests exploring their knowledge, insights and stories.

Each conversation holds the potential for ideas to grow wild.