In Ten Years Time

Songwriter, media consultant, singer and podcaster Tricia Duffy returns for series 2 of In Ten Years Time: How to live a creative life. For Tricia, it felt like a big step to shout about all these parts of her identity, but why? We explore how you can you identify the parts of your creative self that matter to you, without fear of judgement.

Mentioned in this episode:

It's time for infectious generosity, Here’s how - TED Talk by Chris Anderson

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Making an accomplishments list

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In the final episode of the series, Tricia talks to friend and photographer Richard Cranefield about his relationship with creativity following the death of his wife. In this candid and honest interview, Richard opens up about how losing his wife to cancer three years ago changed everything. Examining how creativity supported him through his lowest moments, to producing art that transformed the way he looked at the world, join Richard and Tricia as they discuss why it needn’t take a seismic life change to find your creative passion.

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Mentioned in this episode:

Songwriter Tracy Richardson

House Industries: The process is the inspiration

Follow Richard on Instagram and check out his project ‘The One Who Chose Me’

Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole, Susan Cain

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Host: Tricia Duffy

Producer: Rachel Balmer

Designer: Thad Cox

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One of the scariest parts of producing creative work is showing it to other people. Fear no more. Tricia talks through how to graciously receive and compassionately give feedback to help you improve your creative practice.

Mentioned in this episode:

Daring Greatly, Brené Brown and her interview with Nicholas Wilton

Brené’s TEDtalk: the power of vulnerability

Tricia’s resource: Feedback cheat sheet

On Connection, Kae Tempest

Kae Tempest Spoken Word https://www.kaetempest.co.uk

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Host: Tricia Duffy

Producer: Rachel Balmer

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This episode breaks down one of the biggest obstacles to creativity: fixating on the outcome. Why can letting go of all our expectations about the end result be liberating? Tricia takes us through how focussing on the process might be more satisfying and rewarding than fretting about the outcome.

Mentioned in the episode

100 Simple Secrets of Happy People, David Niven

Dancing with the Gods, Kent Nerburn

Songwriter James Tristan Redding

Tricia’s ‘Oh no it’s the Plantagenets’ song 

Steal Like an Artist, Austin Kleon

Tricia Duffy Hard to Live song Hard to Live / Spotify

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Host: Tricia Duffy

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This week, we reach the heart of what it means to live a creative life, that is, making your ten year plan. Tricia takes you through what it takes to start thinking long term, allowing you to take the small, daily steps you need to make your creative dreams a reality. You too can live with a sense of direction that’s true to your authentic self.

Mentioned in the episode:

The Long Time Academy including one of their practices ‘Human Layers’

Tricia’s resource: Ten Year Plan Template

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Host: Tricia Duffy

Producer: Rachel Balmer

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Many of us have learned to suppress our creativity over many decades. In this episode Tricia Duffy - the fairy godmother of creativity - will help you think like a child again and dream big. Find out why taking a brave step towards your passion will make you instantly happier.

Mentioned in this episode:

A meta-analytic examination of the gender difference in creative performance, Hora, S., Badura, K. L., Lemoine, G. J., & Grijalva, E. Journal of Applied Psychology in 2022

A new study re-examines gender differences in creativity, Mark Travers, Forbes

Mastery, Robert Greene

Tricia’s song ‘Thief’ [1] 

Tricia’s resource: How to find your creative passion

Big Magic, Elizabeth Gilbert

How to play the piano, James Rhodes

Udemy

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Host: Tricia Duffy

Producer: Rachel Balmer

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Join Tricia Duffy, the fairy godmother of creativity, as we start our journey towards living a more creative life. Do you feel like you’re too busy to be creative? In this episode, Tricia explores the power of long term thinking, and how to make time for your creative pursuits. Start by putting down your phone: ten minutes might just be enough to get the creative juices flowing.

Mentioned in this episode:

Beware a culture of busyness, Adam Waltz, Harvard Business Review

4000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, Oliver Burkeman, 

The Artist’s Way, Julia Cameron

Tricia’s resource: How to use 10 spare minutes

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Find Tricia on @intenyearstimeofficial on Instagram or her website: https://www.intenyearstime.com/

Host: Tricia Duffy

Producer: Rachel Balmer

Designer: Thad Cox

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