Murphy Funkhouser Capps has lived many, many lives. She’s been a military preacher’s daughter. A theater geek. A bible college dropout. Lived in a car. A party girl. A six-figure earner and then broke. A single mom. A married mom. A playwright. An entrepreneur. A branding specialist. Unemployed. Fired. A CEO. A storyteller. And, above all, a survivor.
This is Murphy’s story. Much of it anyway. From the child to the woman, through the dark and into the light. It’s all here. A gloriously beautiful, totally messed up, well-traveled life.
Some things we talk about:
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<li>repression, creativity, and freedom,</li>
<li>her dark period of alcohol, drug abuse and homelessness</li>
<li>writing an award-winning play and</li>
<li>going from broke, single mom to owner of a seven-figure a year branding business</li>
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Melissa Dinwiddie part 2: the creative sandbox way

conversations with artists and makers, activists and philosophers. people who have found it within them to go beyond: the norm, the expected, the status quo. to take what is inside of them and bring it bravely and boldly into his world.