In this episode, Jaime discusses the importance of 'sitting in discomfort' in both personal relationships and creative projects. Drawing from personal experiences and ideas from the book 'Deviate' by Beau Lotto, Jaime emphasizes that new creations often face resistance due to their novelty.

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In this episode, Jaime explores some ideas around breaking into the design world and how to make pivots.

In this episode, Jaime discusses the book "So good they can't ignore you" and how it has impacted her life. She also references an episode of the podcast "Creator Playbooks" with Daniel Priestley.

The podcast is now available on all major platforms! In this episode, Jaime shares some fears around the podcast reaching a wider audience and how Jo Franco's "Creator Career Bootcamp" is mitigating those fears.

In this episode, Jaime shares personal feelings about getting older and not being where she wants to be.

In this episode, Jaime dives into the reasoning behind making new years resolutions and how she plans to tackle 2025.

In this episode, Jaime shares personal stories about navigating self-doubt and building creative confidence. She explores the "funky middle" of creative work, where doubt often creeps in, and how separating your value from your work can help you grow.

In this episode, Jaime shares her experiences with trying to motivate herself to work on her design portfolio. Jaime breaks down five ways that we can be more motivated, informed primarily by the Mel Robbins Podcast episode, "How to Get Motivated (Even When You Don’t Feel Like It) With Dr. K, HealthyGamerGG". We'll discuss reframing motivation and focusing on small actions over big expectations.