There is a way to be wildly creative and live to enjoy it
The creative life is not for the faint of heart. It requires a lot from those who walk the path of curiosity, risk and contribution. Yes, sometimes artists suffer. But suffering shouldn't be the norm. In Burnout Sucks , Jim Hough breaks the unwritten code of silence about creative burnout and shares a proven method for overcoming and even avoiding it all together. Through humor, story telling and some pretty compelling interpretive dance, Hough sheds light on a path that's easy to follow and leads to a happier, healthier life of wildly creative contribution. (Ok, the dance thing is a lie).