I recently just turned 40. Despite it not being plain-sailing, I've picked up a lot of life experience. Central to this activity, in and out of work and education, has been a creative practice, that I've been continuously developing for all my adult life.My ideal role with involve being able to develop my own workshop structure based on conversation and debate, the imparting of ideas, and interrogating the philosophy both attached to having a creative practice and of life in general, which is reflected through that practice. I believe my skill set is is stronger here, rather than the more practical-skill developing workshops.My last 20 years have been a mix of education, paid-work, and thousands of hours of unpaid work that I have devoted to my creative practice. However, I believe that it is often in the 'grey matter' of doing that the most important things happen.