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Join a Work Party with Trudi Lebron
What if the key to becoming a thought leader isn’t producing more content but creating more space to think?
This week, I’m joined by Trudi Lebron: author of The Anti-Racist Business Book, founder of the Institute for Equity Centered Coaching, and the brilliant mind behind the Working Hypothesis newsletter. Trudi shares how she’s intentionally rebuilt her business to center creativity, capacity, and community. And what happens when you start playing with your ideas instead of monetizing them too soon.
We talk about:
How it's impossible to develop an idea when you're already trying to sell it
How “idea days” and enrichment practices can fuel your work (and life)
What it means to scale in a way that actually fits your life
Gen Y as the “last free generation” and why freedom still matters
Syncing your work with your body instead of burning out
This one’s for the thinkers, builders, and creatives who want more space to become who they are.
Connect with Trudi Lebron
Sign up for the Working Hypothesis
Connect with Teresa
teresaajean.com
@teresaajean | @becomingobsessedpod
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By Teresa JeanJoin a Work Party with Trudi Lebron
What if the key to becoming a thought leader isn’t producing more content but creating more space to think?
This week, I’m joined by Trudi Lebron: author of The Anti-Racist Business Book, founder of the Institute for Equity Centered Coaching, and the brilliant mind behind the Working Hypothesis newsletter. Trudi shares how she’s intentionally rebuilt her business to center creativity, capacity, and community. And what happens when you start playing with your ideas instead of monetizing them too soon.
We talk about:
How it's impossible to develop an idea when you're already trying to sell it
How “idea days” and enrichment practices can fuel your work (and life)
What it means to scale in a way that actually fits your life
Gen Y as the “last free generation” and why freedom still matters
Syncing your work with your body instead of burning out
This one’s for the thinkers, builders, and creatives who want more space to become who they are.
Connect with Trudi Lebron
Sign up for the Working Hypothesis
Connect with Teresa
teresaajean.com
@teresaajean | @becomingobsessedpod