Emily Ann Peterson

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Emily Ann Peterson is a #1 Amazon best-selling author, singer-songwriter, speaker, and founder of The School of Bravery. She builds bravery amongst her fans, students, and audiences around the world by teaching the concepts outlined in her book Bare Naked Bravery: How to Be Creatively Courageous. She has been featured on TEDx Tacoma, BestSelf Magazine, Thrive Global and Seattle KING-5's New Day Northwest.

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Author of "Fearvana"

Her book will make you laugh, cry, and pour yourself a glass of wine while you pretend you're sitting across from her ugly sobbing during the best soul chat of your life

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creator of The Real Female Entrepreneur

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Interview Topics:

Leadership & Innovation
Radical Honesty: Compassionate Leadership with Bold Truths
Flaunt Your Fear: Why Unpopular Methods Are Surprisingly Successful
Leveraging Your Limitations for Boundless Innovation
Equality & Social Justice
Why The World is Waiting for Your Bravery
The Art of Breaking Glass & Defying Expectations
Sexual Harassment: Bravery in Impossible Situations
Mental Health & Wellness
Self-Love in a World of Self-Loathing: Life After an Eating Disorder
Creative Expression Tools to Build Resilience & Courage
Overcoming Challenges with Grit & Grace
Career & Creativity
Automating Your Career & Creativity: Productivity Principles and Other Power Tools for Making Bravery Feel Easier
SAM is a Jerk: How to Break Up with Your Starving Artist Mindset
Bold As Brass: Saying What You *Really* Mean to Say