⚠️ Note: This episode is from the Intentional Documentary® era. I've kept it in the archive because it's a quiet reminder to hold on to the kind words, the ones that help you keep going when doubt creeps in.

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This short episode is about something simple but powerful: holding on to the kind words you receive from your clients, customers, and other important people in your life.

I share a story about being called "fluff," how I almost spiraled during a product launch, and what helped me come back to myself. Spoiler: it wasn't strategy. It was the words I had saved that reminded me of what's real.

You'll hear why I started curating those words into one central space and how you can do the same.

Whether you're running a business or service or simply expressing yourself in the world, this practice will ground you.

Topics:

• What to do with the kind words people send you
• Why praise often feels fleeting and criticism sticks
• A creative resilience practice for when self-doubt hits
• The Spark Book and how I use it
• Why emotional documentation matters too

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