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As human beings, we all have an intense desire to become a member of some exclusive "inner circle," and to establish relationships in the business with professionals we think can help further our careers, rather than just people we like on the basis of friendship. There is a desire and a temptation and a need, even, to network or associate with the right conferences, to meet the right agents, to submit to the right festivals or the right contests, or be part of the right writers groups, or to have the right social media platforms, to have enough followers, to gain followers, to have a following so that you look better to publishers. I mean, there's so much pressure that goes beyond the craft itself. And it can be exhausting. And overwhelming. It can literally induce fear. We feel like we are missing out or failing all the time. And what are we supposed to do about that?
Focus on the work.
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Next week, Zena will share another A-HA moment that hugely impacted her life and career.
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SPECIAL THANKS
The Storyteller’s Mission with Zena Dell Lowe would like to thank composer Carla Patullo for the original music she graciously permits us to use in the intro and outro of this podcast. To find out more about this amazing talent, go to www.carlapatullo.com
Tags: Artist, Artists, Writing tips, Writing Advice, Writing Podcast, Crafting a Story, Writers, Writer, Author, Novelist, Screenwriter, Story, Storytelling, Storytellers, Zena Dell Lowe, Mission Ranch Films, The Storyteller's Mission, The Mission with Zena Dell Lowe
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION:
As human beings, we all have an intense desire to become a member of some exclusive "inner circle," and to establish relationships in the business with professionals we think can help further our careers, rather than just people we like on the basis of friendship. There is a desire and a temptation and a need, even, to network or associate with the right conferences, to meet the right agents, to submit to the right festivals or the right contests, or be part of the right writers groups, or to have the right social media platforms, to have enough followers, to gain followers, to have a following so that you look better to publishers. I mean, there's so much pressure that goes beyond the craft itself. And it can be exhausting. And overwhelming. It can literally induce fear. We feel like we are missing out or failing all the time. And what are we supposed to do about that?
Focus on the work.
WANT TO HEAR ABOUT OUR UPCOMING CLASSES BEFORE ANYONE ELSE?
To sign up for our FIRST ACCESS MAILING LIST, go to:
https://www.thestorytellersmission.com
UP NEXT:
Next week, Zena will share another A-HA moment that hugely impacted her life and career.
QUESTIONS OR TOPIC REQUESTS?
If you have a question about this or any other episode, or if you have a specific topic that you would like Zena to address, click on the link below to leave a voicemail recording with your problem, question, or issue.
https://www.speakpipe.com/ZenaDellLowe
SPECIAL THANKS
The Storyteller’s Mission with Zena Dell Lowe would like to thank composer Carla Patullo for the original music she graciously permits us to use in the intro and outro of this podcast. To find out more about this amazing talent, go to www.carlapatullo.com
Tags: Artist, Artists, Writing tips, Writing Advice, Writing Podcast, Crafting a Story, Writers, Writer, Author, Novelist, Screenwriter, Story, Storytelling, Storytellers, Zena Dell Lowe, Mission Ranch Films, The Storyteller's Mission, The Mission with Zena Dell Lowe
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