Show Notes

- Photographer Erin Hogue discusses dealing with self-doubt and imposter syndrome throughout her career, but not letting it stop her from creating and submitting work.

- She is always striving to improve and grow, drawing inspiration from the idea that being completely satisfied means no room for further growth.

- Ariel and Erin discuss the challenges of pursuing creative work with constant room for improvement and fear of failure, sharing experiences of setbacks and emphasizing resilience.

- They highlight the unpredictability of creative success and the importance of not getting too attached to outcomes while continuing to put work out there.

- The conversation explores balancing creativity and business, embracing failure as part of the process, being adaptable, focusing on strengths, and dealing with creative blocks.

- Overall, the episode highlights maintaining passion and creativity through resilience, self-care, collaborating with others, trying new approaches, and staying open to unexpected opportunities.

Key Lessons

• Navigating a creative career involves dealing with self-doubt and imposter syndrome, which even experienced professionals face.

• Resilience, adaptability, and continuous learning are essential to overcoming creative blocks and maintaining passion for one's craft.

• Finding inspiration, collaborating with others, and staying open to unexpected opportunities can help creatives weather the ups and downs of their journey.

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