Những podcast Follow Your Curiosity hay nhất (2024)

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Give Yourself Permission to Play 3:37

4h ago3:37

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When was the last time you let yourself play? Why are you holding yourself back? In less than four minutes, I'm sharing the biggest creative problem I see in the world, why it's so damn heartbreaking, and why I want to help you bust out of it--for free. (Hint: it's also a big part of why I started this podcast.) Give yourself permission to play on …

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CPT #80: Choose Courage 6:05

2d ago6:05

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It's so easy to keep doing the same thing, or even to actively avoid taking the unknown path. The courageous option is usually the one with the bigger payoff, though. I look at the difference in this short episode. Join me for a free "Permission to Play" workshop on May 5, 2024 (repeated on May 11, 2024) at 1pm eastern! It’s easy for adults to forg…

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Art and Commerce with Domenic Sciortino 1:03:55

9d ago1:03:55

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Domenic Sciortino is a creative powerhouse. By day, he’s a barber. Much of the rest of the time, he’s an artist, musician, and now, a talent buyer for a local entertainment venue in Pennsylvania. Dom was one of my first guests on the podcast, and I’m thrilled to have him back to talk about the intersection of art and commerce, with stops at creativ…

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CPT #79: Other People's Opinions 6:52

16d ago6:52

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One of the hardest things to do when we've created something is to leave room for other people to see it through their own lens. I share some thoughts on why it's a good idea to step back, and how to know which opinions are worth listening to, in this short episode. Could you leave a review? It's really easy, and it helps SO much. Thanks! Want more…

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Celebrating Five Years of FYC with Nancy Norbeck 57:25

23d ago57:25

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On January 3, 2019, I took a huge leap and launched the Follow Your Curiosity podcast. Five years later, to no one’s amazement as much as mine, I’m still going strong. I wanted to look back at what I’ve learned since 2019, so I asked my friend Domenic Sciortino, who interviewed me back then, to come back and do it again. Together, we look at how th…

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CPT #78: Lapsed Creativity 5:53

1M ago5:53

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What happens when we let our creativity lapse? You may think there's no effect on us, but you'd be wrong. I explain in this short episode. Read my article on lapsed creativity here. If you recognize yourself here, I'd love to hear your story and learn from your experience. If you can spare 30 minutes, contact me and we'll set something up! Want mor…

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Finding Fulfillment in Writing with Raquel Drosos 1:01:01

1M ago1:01:01

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Raquel Drosos started writing when she was five, and has rarely stopped. As a teenager, she wrote and published three young adult novels under her maiden name, Raquel George. Games of Chance is her first book for adults. She also blogs about parenting and the creative process. Raquel talks with me about the intersection between acting and writing, …

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CPT #77: Embrace Normal 5:24

1M ago5:24

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It's easy to think of "normal" as an insult, or at least not something to aspire to. You might want to rethink your perceptions of normal, though. I explain why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us how you embrace normal. Join my free creati…

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The Crossroads of Conflict and Creativity with Alex Poppe 57:54

2M ago57:54

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Alex Poppe decided when she was in her 20s to leave her corporate job and become an actor, with no acting experience at all. After acting for 12 years, she followed her travel instincts, becoming certified to teach English overseas and moving to multiple countries, including Iraq, to pursue teaching and humanitarian work, and writing. Alex is the a…

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Replay: CPT #36: Start Where You Are 8:25

2M ago8:25

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I've been under the weather, so here's a pep talk worth revisiting: If you're not doing what you want to do because you think you're not ready or don't have what you need, might I very gently and lovingly suggest that you're wrong? I'll be back next time with something new! :) Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pe…

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Writing, Memory, and Healing with Kerry Malawista 54:38

2M ago54:38

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My guest this week is Kerry Malawista, a psychoanalyst and writer who uses writing to heal. She’s the co-director of the New Directions in Writing project, which offers programs in writing from a psychological perspective. Her publication credits include the Washington Post, New York Times, and Delmarva Review, which nominated her for a Pushcart Pr…

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CPT #76: Recognize Your Creativity 5:20

2M ago5:20

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Do you give yourself credit for your creativity? A lot of us don't, including people you wouldn't expect. You really should recognize your own creativity regularly—I'll explain why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us how you recognize your …

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Revision, Rejection, and Perseverance with Kevin Carey 1:02:11

3M ago1:02:11

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Kevin Carey came to writing and filmmaking later in his career, but has wasted no time producing a wide range of poetry, fiction, and documentaries, including a crime novel, Murder in the Marsh, and a middle grade novel, Junior Miles and the Junkman. He’s also the coordinator of creative writing at Salem State University in Massachusetts, where he …

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CPT #75: Let Yourself Be Happy 4:15

3M ago4:15

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It sounds so simple, but we hardly ever let ourselves be happy, especially with our work. Why is that a problem? I explain in this super short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when you let yourself be happy. Join my free creative communit…

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The Transformative Power of Play with Tim J. Myers 1:41:47

3M ago1:41:47

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Tim Myers does a bit of everything: he’s a writer, songwriter, storyteller, visual artist, and senior lecturer at Santa Clara University, where he teaches writing. We got together to talk about the nature of creativity, which Tim calls a “sacred mystery,” including everything from the way our childhood creativity is changed by the culture as we bec…

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CPT #74: Structure 5:21

3M ago5:21

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Folks who consider themselves creative often have a REALLY hard time with structure, but it can be one of your best allies. I explain why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when structure helped you. Join my free creative comm…

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Comedy and Teamwork with Marc Kaye 58:00

4M ago58:00

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Marc Kaye calls himself a “restless creative”—a musician, writer, and comedian who loves to tell stories and make people laugh. He also, through his company, VitalConex, uses those skills to help develop the vital connections needed for focused, united teams and creative problem solving. Marc tells me how—and why—he took the leap into stand-up, how…

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CPT #73: Resolutions and Expectations 8:07

4M ago8:07

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Setting resolutions can be a recipe for disappointment—or, if you've set appropriate expectations, a recipe for success. I explain the difference in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when lowered expectations made a difference. …

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Professional Fandom with Gary Russell 1:30:53

4M ago1:30:53

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Gary Russell has done a bit of everything in media, from acting when he was young to writing fanzines to writing for Doctor Who Magazine to working for the BBC to co-founding Big Finish Productions, which produces a variety of audio dramas for various TV series including Doctor Who, The Prisoner, Dark Shadows, and more. Gary and I talk about his jo…

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Replay: CPT #65: Mr. Twinkletoes 5:01

4M ago5:01

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Our last replay of the year focuses on my favorite random discovery about an amazing actor. It’s short, and worth listening to again. What can a simple choice from actor David Tennant tell us about creative freedom? I'll tell you in this short episode. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about how you might stop taking things so seriously. Jo…

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Replay: Rediscovering the Human with Kate Powers 59:24

5M ago59:24

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Happy holidays, everyone! I'm thrilled to present my second holiday replay of the year, which was easily one of my favorite interviews of 2023, if not my very favorite. It's a perfect story for the holidays, reminding us that there's room for redemption in all of us. Enjoy! My guest today is Kate Powers, a lifelong theatre kid who became an off-Bro…

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CPT #72: Listen 6:44

5M ago6:44

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It seems like the simplest, most obvious thing, but the fact is, we don't always listen. Changing that could change your life. I'll tell you more in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when listening made a difference. Join my fre…

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Why You Should Start a Podcast with Jesse Jackson 1:13:39

5M ago1:13:39

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Serial podcaster Jesse Jackson hosts shows on topics from Doctor Who to Babylon 5 to John Hiatt to Bruce Springsteen. I met Jesse when I appeared on his show, Set Lusting Bruce, where instead of Springsteen, I talked about my deep affection for the Norwegian band a-Ha. I wanted to hear about Jesse’s creative adventures in both fandom and podcasting…

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CPT #71: No Straight Lines 5:40

5M ago5:40

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Nothing in life is actually straightforward, including your creative process. I explain in this super-short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when you were grateful for a detour. Join my free creative community, The Spark! We celebrate eac…

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Replay: ”Is There Life Outside the Box?” with Peter Davison 1:12:17

5M ago1:12:17

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As you may know, every year I offer two episode replays over the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. These are always two of my favorite interviews from the year—conversations that stuck with me and are worth a second listen (though, in honesty, they're all worth a second listen!). This year, Thanksgiving in the US falls on November 23, 2023—60 ye…

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CPT #70: Don’t Reject Yourself 9:22

6M ago9:22

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Comparison and self-improvement are great ways to reject yourself. I explain why—and what to do instead—in this short episode. Read the post from Dr. Kelly Flanagan that inspired this pep talk. My previous pep talk on comparison and self-rejection. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Please leave a revie…

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Witness Underground with Scott Homan and Ryan Sutter 1:22:31

6M ago1:22:31

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What’s it like to doubt the beliefs of the strict religious community you grew up with? What’s it like to leave? Where do you find the courage and strength to make that choice, and to adapt to your new life? Director Scott Homan and writer and musician Ryan Sutter have lived these questions, and collaborated to tell the story in the new documentary…

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CPT #69: Mick Jagger’s Beginner’s Mind 8:59

6M ago8:59

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The Rolling Stones have a new album, and Mick Jagger has some great creative advice for us all. I explain in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! You can read the interview with Mick Jagger here. Join my free creative community, The Spark! We celebrate each other's creative courage, an…

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The Wildly Improbable Ideas of Douglas Adams with Kevin Jon Davies 1:11:16

6M ago1:11:16

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Director, animator, and author Kevin Jon Davies grew up enthralled by Doctor Who and Spike Milligan’s The Goon Show. When he discovered the original Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy radio show, it seemed like the best of both worlds. Before long, he was doing animation for the TV series. Kevin tells me how he got into animation, how he moved from a…

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CPT #68: Let It Go 9:04

7M ago9:04

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We don't talk about it much in creative circles, but it's really important to know when and why to let go of your creative work. I'll tell you more in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Join my free creative community, The Spark! We celebrate each other's creative courage, and I'll b…

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Publishing and Patience with Hilary Hattenbach 1:21:43

7M ago1:21:43

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My guest today is Hilary Hattenbach, a freelance writer based in LA. Hilary majored in magazine journalism but ended up working in entertainment marketing for studios like Disney and 20th Century Fox before a chance meeting in a bakery led her to do-author The Kitchen Decoded Cookbook. Hilary tells me about that meeting and the cookbook that result…

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CPT #67: Say No 6:37

7M ago6:37

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You need a strong NO in order to have a strong YES in any part of your life, including your creative process. I'll tell you why in this short episode. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about a time when saying no made a difference. I'm experimenting with my own writing over on Substack! It's called The Spark, it's free, and I hope you'll jo…

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Writing and Resilience with Romana Hasenöhrl 1:00:54

7M ago1:00:54

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Romana Hasenöhrl has traveled all over the world and is the author of several books, including two novels, the second of which is currently in progress. She also coaches writers, who call her "Romana Rocks," and is an astrologer. Romana joins me to talk about how travel has influenced her writing process and her creativity, how astrology is a usefu…

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CPT #66: Make Lemonade 6:14

8M ago6:14

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Life happens. Stuff goes wrong. It's a cliché, but when you're handed lemons, sometimes the best thing to do is to make lemonade. I'll tell you why in this short episode. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about how you made the best of a bad situation. I'm experimenting with my own writing over on Substack! It's called The Spark, it's free,…

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Uncovering Forgotten Histories with Rahna Reiko Rizzuto 1:11:59

8M ago1:11:59

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Author Rahna Reiko Rizzuto wrote the way many of us do as a child and teen, but didn’t truly turn to writing until she discovered, at the age of 30, that her Japanese-American mother, and her family, had been stripped of everything and put in an internment camp during World War II. The book she produced in her quest to understand these events, Why …

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CPT #65: Mr. Twinkletoes 5:01

8M ago5:01

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What can a simple choice from actor David Tennant tell us about creative freedom? I'll tell you in this short episode. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about how you might stop taking things so seriously. I'm experimenting with my own writing over on Substack! It's called The Spark, it's free, and I hope you'll join us! Want more tips? Che…

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Replay: ”Impro” with Nina Hart 1:22:01

8M ago1:22:01

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[I'm on vacation this week, so I'm re-upping one of my favorite interviews from the last year. I'll be back with new episodes next week!] My friend and fellow Kaizen-Muse creativity coach, Nina Hart, was one of my first guests, and she comes back to the podcast today. Nina is an author and performer—including being an original member of San Francis…

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CPT #64: Stop Making It So Hard 7:35

8M ago7:35

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Odds are good you're making things harder than they need to be—and that's getting in your way more than you realize. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about how you've made something less hard on yourself. I'm experimenting with my own writing over on Substack! It's called The Spark, it's free, and I hope you'll join us! Want more tips? Che…

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Empowering Authors with Michael Dolan 1:04:02

9M ago1:04:02

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Writer, editorial director, and publisher Michael Dolan was a math whiz before he fell in love with writing and journalism in high school. After a career in magazine publishing and working as a professional writer, he decided to start Winding Road Stories, which aims not only to publish new authors, but to help those authors build a writing career.…

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CPT #63: Slow Down 7:43

9M ago7:43

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It sounds counterintuitive, but the fastest way to get things done is to slow down (and stop multitasking!). I'll tell you why in this short episode. Please leave a review, and in it, tell us about how slowing down has helped you. Check out my new newsletter, The Spark! It's free, and I hope you'll join us! Want more tips? Check out this playlist w…

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Music and Mental Illness with Caroline Whiddon 1:08:05

9M ago1:08:05

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Caroline Whiddon thought she was going to play French horn professionally, but panic and anxiety had other ideas. Fortunately, orchestra administration turned out to be her true home, ultimately leading her to co-found the Me2/ orchestra with her husband, conductor Ronald Braunstein. Braunstein’s bipolar diagnosis left him unable to find work, and …

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CPT #62: Follow Your Energy 6:49

9M ago6:49

6:49

Which project should you work on next? And what should you do when you feel downright compelled to work on something, even if it's not the next thing on your list? I'll tell you in this short episode. Check out my new newsletter, The Spark! It's free, and I hope you'll join us! Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative P…

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The Femme Fatale Hypothesis with David Roth 1:06:26

10M ago1:06:26

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My guest this week is author David Roth, who spent thirty-five years as a professional writer of documentaries, corporate communications, multimedia, and more before turning to creative writing. He completed his MFA in 2017 and published his debut novel, The Femme Fatale Hypothesis in 2019. That book just received the American Book Fest's 2023 Inte…

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CPT #61: Unless... 9:26

10M ago9:26

9:26

Last time we talked about how sometimes, quitting is the smartest thing you can do. This week, I'm sharing one crucial way to make sure you don't waste time on a project you should abandon. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Get the 6 Creative Beliefs that Are Screwing You Up, plus biweekly updates on w…

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The Wisdom of Morrie with Rob Schwartz 1:04:13

10M ago1:04:13

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My guest this week is Rob Schwartz—journalist, music/film producer, entrepreneur, and son of the late Morrie Schwartz of Tuesdays with Morrie fame. Rob has founded a number of companies, both in Japan and the US, and has produced numerous film and music projects with international teams. Rob and I talk about his experiences in Japan and India, and …

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CPT #60: It’s Okay to Quit 11:21

10M ago11:21

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We're told all the time that "winners never quit, and quitters never win." That "advice" can get you in all sorts of trouble. I explain why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Get the 6 Creative Beliefs that Are Screwing You Up, plus biweekly updates on what's going on in my world …

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Wired for Story with Lucinda Sage-Midgorden 1:06:22

11M ago1:06:22

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Lucinda Sage-Midgorden has been a story lover since she and her family watched TV and movies together. Her father taught her how to find the deeper layers of a story. This love prompted her to pursue a double major in Religious Studies and Theatre and Speech, a MA in Theatre Arts, and finally a MAEd so she could share her love of stories with her s…

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Creative Pep Talk #59: ”Should” 9:20

11M ago9:20

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Creative work, and in fact, most of life, works better when we're good to ourselves, even if that seems counterintuitive. I'll tell you why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Get the 6 Creative Beliefs that Are Screwing You Up, plus biweekly updates on what's going on in my world …

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”Is There Life Outside the Box?” with Peter Davison 1:12:17

11M ago1:12:17

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I’m absolutely thrilled to be talking this week with actor Peter Davison, star of All Creatures Great and Small, Doctor Who, At Home with the Braithwaites, West End musicals like Spamalot and Gypsy, and much more. He’s also the author of a delightful memoir, Is There Life Outside the Box: An Actor Despairs, and Doctor Who fans also know him as the …

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Creative Pep Talk #58: Do Nothing 7:39

11M ago7:39

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It may sound counterintuitive, but doing nothing can be really good for you. (If you just felt your whole body relax at the mere thought, that's a sign!) I'll tell you why in this short episode. Want more tips? Check out this playlist with all my previous Creative Pep Talks! Get the 6 Creative Beliefs that Are Screwing You Up, plus biweekly updates…

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