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How to Stand Out as a Creative Entrepreneur: Point of View, Values, and Knowing When to Change Your Mind

I recently re-listened to a podcast conversation between Trevor Noah and Malcolm Gladwell, and it was so energizing I basically wanted to call someone and talk about it immediately. Already a huge fan of Trevor Noah’s intelligence, curiosity, and humor, I was pleasantly surprised to find I loved Gladwell just as much by the end. In their freewheeling, completely captivating conversation, they discussed Gladwell’s decision to fully rewrite—not merely update—his phenomenally successful 2000 book The Tipping Point for its 25th…

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How to Build Confidence and Reduce Imposter Syndrome in Your Creative Career

I recently had a huge realization about the clients I LOVE working with. They’re ambitious visionary creatives who’ve bumped up against an obstacle on the path to realizing their goals. Maybe it’s a knowledge gap, a confidence issue, or they just need a fully invested partner to help them figure out a way past, around, or over said obstacles.  These clients view me as a thought partner rather than teacher and challenge me to show up and do my best…

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