<p>Welcome to AdYack—the podcast where we explore the messy, magical, and wildly misunderstood world of creativity, with people bold enough to actually live it.</p><p>Today, I sit down with Abriella Milazzo—she’s a yoga instructor, a holistic educator, an artist and an author of two books, whose work exists at the crossroads of movement, mindfulness, and imagination.</p><p>Here’s the thing about Abriella: she doesn’t just <em>practice</em> creativity—she <em>embodies</em> it. The way she teaches, the way she writes, the way she simply walks through the world—it all comes from a place of wonder. For her, creativity isn’t a light switch—it’s the foundation she builds her life on.</p><p>In this conversation, we get into:</p><ul><li>Why creativity is still so misunderstood—and why we box it in as “art” or “aesthetic.”</li><li>What it looks like to reclaim creativity as a raw human instinct, not just a polished professional skill.</li><li>How Abriella keeps her creative flow alive when life is messy, uncertain, or uninspired.</li><li>And yes—we even detoured into <em>Jonathan Livingston Seagull</em>, that strange little 1970s book that cracked me open in a completely unexpected way.</li></ul><p>At its heart, this episode is about remembering—remembering the creative pulse that’s always been inside you, even if you were told to bury it.</p><p>If you’ve ever thought creativity was something you lost, missed, or didn’t have permission to claim—this one’s for you. Because the truth is, creativity isn’t something you <em>find</em>. It’s something you finally decide to live.</p><p>Here’s my AdYack with Abriella Milazzo.</p>