331 - Your Inner Critic is Drowning Out Your Creative Voice

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572 - Listen to Unlock Flow Now, Prep for Big Projects and Courage to Put Yourself Out There

If you’re looking for something to switch on your creative passion, this episode is it. We talk: 1 Getting into the flow zone 2 How to get over the fear of putting yourself and your work out there 3 Why teaching is a powerful part of being creative 4 How to stop quitting things t ...  Show more

571 - How to Escape Creative Paralysis According to Studies, Science and Real Life Stories with David Epstein

Too many options got you stuck? Are your ideas not connecting? Do you need a prompt to kickstart your energy and action? This episode is for you! This is a chat with #1 New York Times Bestselling author David Epstein about his phenomenal new book “Inside the Box” - absolutely lov ...  Show more

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