Feeling isolated or alone as a freelancer or creative?Wondering how to turn events, conversations, and even food into opportunities for authentic connection?In this episode of Natalie Saves the World, I sit down with Autumn Morgan—freelance marketer, community builder, and lifelong book lover—to talk about:How to find your “people” as a freelancer (and why even one genuine connection is a win)Why food is the ultimate icebreaker at networking eventsThe difference between surface-level networking and authentic relationship-buildingWhy having a give-first mindset pays off in business and life• How to feel less isolated while freelancing—from coworking to “body doubling” on ZoomAutumn’s journey from aspiring book editor to building a career supporting authors and creativesThe power of books and storytelling in shaping how we connect with othersIf you’re trying to build meaningful friendships and professional relationships in 2025 (in a world full of AI content and surface-level interactions), this episode is packed with insight and encouragement.🔗 How to connect with Autumn:Website: autumnmorganconsulting.comInstagram/X/LinkedIn: @AutumnRMorgan👍 If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, comment your favorite takeaway, share this with a friend, and subscribe for more conversations about connection, creativity, and building a life that feels authentic.📚 Books & tools mentioned:- Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Emily & Amelia Nagoski- The Art of Event Planning by Gianna Gaudini- A Song in the Storm & An Ember in the Wind by Riley Knight- The Growth Tribe (marketing freelancer community)- Notion- Superhuman#Freelancing #Community #Networking #Events #EventPlanning #FindingCommunity #CommunityBuilding #AuthenticConnections #NatalieSavestheWorld #Podcast #EventMarketing #Marketing #FreelanceCommunity #RemoteWork

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