In this week’s episode, I argue against the Dominant Dogma that tells us we MUST use social media to market our businesses. I’ll explore the dark side of social media, how social media companies have lured us into becoming their products, how we can engage with social media with choice and freedom, and where we can find connection outside of our social media bubbles.

In today’s episode, we’ll be exploring the Dominant Dogma that persuades us to “just say yes” to every opportunity, ask or task. I’ll share the negative effects of always saying yes (like burnout and misaligned agreements), how that misalignment keeps us from engaging with work that feels meaningful and fulfilling, the ways out of this cycle, and how one of my clients has navigated her journey to freedom.

In today’s episode, we will explore the Dominant Dogma of Fast Cash that sells us on the idea that we can get rich quick if we do the right things. I’ll explore all the icky feelings behind this narrative (hello, shame and anxiety!), the systemic issues that keep us from achieving financial stability, and how we can carve a new path forward, incorporating regenerative and sustainable business practices. There will also be some juicy journal prompts to help you process all this information. You can do it!

In today’s episode, we will talk about the Dominant Dogma of FOMO and scarcity. I’ll explore some terminology that has shaped the way we market ourselves and our businesses, how extracting and taking has become the norm in business, leading marketers to tap into our fight or flight responses, and how we have the power to create ethical limitations and show up in regenerative, sustainable ways.

In this episode, we’ll be taking a new approach as you hear from Jessicah Travis, one of my incredible clients, as she shares her story confronting the Dominant Dogma: “You don’t know how to market! Buy this to learn how!” You’ll hear about how Jess let go of the “shoulds” and “musts” to lead a business on her terms, and you’ll get a first-hand perspective of my Creative Business Accelerator to learn if it’s the right fit for you.

In this episode, I’ll be discussing how the Dominant Dogma of “I did it, and so can you!” preys on vulnerability for the sake of profit. I’ll explore the need to consider different lived experiences, identities, and privileges when coaching and marketing, my own experiences learning this lesson the hard way, and how to sell and market our businesses with integrity.

In this episode, I’ll be confronting the Dominant Dogma of toxic self-reliance, the relationship between “hustle culture” and privilege, and how we’ve lost our way to our innate need for connection. Then, I’ll talk about the freedom we can find in interdependence, give you permission to ask for help, and leave you with some journal prompts to help you engage with this topic a bit more.

In this episode, I’ll explore the Dominant Dogma that manifests as feelings of inadequacy or comparison. I will share the impact of capitalism and social media on our creativity and wellbeing, and how setting energizing boundaries can help us reclaim our time and freedom. I will encourage you to build community and self-responsibility as we create a unique journey that allows us each to thrive.

In this episode, I’ll be diving into the Dominant Dogma of growth and advancement, and how this cultural narrative has shaped the way we approach the world. I’ll explore what this Dominant Dogma may sound or feel like for you, and leave you with lots of questions to get your juices flowing. Lastly, I’ll lead us down the concept of thriving vs. growth when it comes to creative business and creating a regenerative path forward. Come along!

In this episode, we’ll talk about how I create my environment to support my healing, as well as the first Practice of Freedom (Playful Curiosity), and how we can embrace imagination, play, and presence to heal and thrive. We’ll also discuss how we will further embark on the other Practices of Freedom in coming episodes, and I’ll overview my offerings to help support your freedom in life and business.