By Kate Volman
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Does writing have to be hard? Not according to Terri Trespicio. In this episode of Create For No Reason, we're diving into the exciting world of writing. If you've ever felt bogged down by the challenges of putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard), you're not alone. In fact, many writers talk about the pain of producing great work. Some believe the only way to create something remarkable is through struggle.
While many writers focus on criticism as the only path to improvement, Terri introduces us to the Gateless Method, an approach that helps you tap into your flow and rediscover the joy in writing.
In this episode, you'll discover:
- The magic of the Gateless Method & how it empowers writers to unleash their best work
- Why a supportive writing community can transform your creative journey
- How to consistently create content without burning out
- The difference between discipline and ritual and why it matters
- ...and more
Find out more about Terri and The Studio here: https://territrespicio.com/
Have you ever felt that nagging doubt in your Creative Pursuits? You start asking yourself questions like, "Who am I to create, to dream, to shine?" You're not alone! This creativity-crushing feeling can hold us back from reaching our fullest potential.
But it doesn't have to! In this episode, Kate reveals how impostor syndrome is merely an excuse, and she shares three powerful strategies to break free from its grip. It's time to embrace your passions and step into the best version of yourself. Tune in to discover how to overcome self-doubt and unleash your creative genius.
In this episode of Create For No Reason, we're joined by podcasting expert Marc Ronick, who shares valuable insights to elevate your creative game. Whether you're producing a podcast, writing articles, or producing videos, Mark's practical advice will empower you to create content you believe should exist in the world.
You'll discover:
For more information about Marc, visit
https://ironickmedia.com/
https://www.instagram.com/marcronick/
In this episode, my guest, Brian Carter, shares valuable insights into the creative process. We dive into the world of stand-up comedy, explore the nuances of writing, discuss strategies for silencing critics, and uncover how to define success in any creative endeavor.
This episode will inspire you to reflect on your creative work, examine your approach, and understand why it’s crucial to keep creating.
Welcome back to Create For No Reason—we’re thrilled to be relaunching after a year-long hiatus! This podcast is dedicated to exploring the joy and craft of the creative process and what it takes to build a meaningful body of work. Our conversations with creators are designed to inspire and offer valuable insights to help you move forward in your creative pursuits.
In this episode, I share five questions to ask before starting, launching, or quitting your creative project. Reflecting on these questions will help you navigate your creative journey with greater clarity and confidence.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
This is a simple mindset shift inspired by a joke from one of my favorite comedians. It can be so easy for us to focus on the negative aspects of life. All the things that aren't going right. All the things we can't control. But when we flip the switch and think about what in our life is going well and that we have the power to do something that will positively influence our future, we're taking back control. When we believe that the future is greater than our past, everything changes. Life becomes more fun. We start noticing things we never did before. We give ourselves permission to explore our passions and pursue our dreams. I hope this video inspires you to do more of what you love.
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Today's mini-episode was inspired by a conversation I had with a friend of mine about personal growth, learning, books, and the importance of stillness. When was the last time you sat in silence and listened to your inner voice to discover answers to your challenges?
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If you're waiting to launch your creative project, this episode is for you. I chatted with writer, story coach, and brand storyteller Victoria Payne about her latest project, The Naked Librarian. With a vision to create a brand, she started this project with a blog and a podcast. The key word is started. We can't get a project up and going until we have the courage to start. I hope this episode inspires you to do just that.
Discover more about Victoria here: https://www.victoriapayne.com/
And check out The Naked Librarian here: https://www.nakedlibrarian.com/
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It's been really fun doing the show. I hope some of these lessons inspire you to live your creative life.
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I love this beautiful letter written by Kurt Vonnegut to a group of high school students. It's an inspiring message we all need to hear. You can find it here: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kurt-vonnegut-xavier-letter_n_4964532
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