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In this episode Jen explains her long delay in recording and how mental health has impacted it.
How many times have you started something thinking "This is it! This is the thing!" Only to find out...it is not in fact... the thing. Jen talks about some of her previous career paths, finding what she thought was perfect over and over, until she finally found the one that is.
In episode 14 of Mending Creatively Jen talks to Courtney Proctor about baking, getting in your own way....and bread.
You can connect with Courtney on instagram @floursaltandbutter
Today Jen talks about her plans with bringing Mending Creatively into the real world and how you can help.
Jen talks about where playing it safe her whole life has gotten her. She's leaving that behind and wants you to come with her. If you didn't fear failure, can you imagine what you could create?
Today we talk to mindset coach and entrepreneur Gemma Luzz. Gemma tells us her inspiring story of how she left her life of being on auto-piolet in the corporate world and spread her wings into a life that she loves. Gem is incredibly passionate about teaching other woman to do the same and help providing them with the tools that they need so that they can also create their dream life.
Gemma is multi-passionate, goofy, animal obsessed entrepreneur. Her journey started in January of 2021 when she made the commitment and decision that by the end of the year, she was leaving her unfulfilling corporate job. With calculated risks and mindset shifts, she was able to leave 11 months later. But she had no clue how to put this burning mission and vision she had in her head of helping women create their own realities and live life on their terms.
She decided to open up a dog walking and pet sitting company, only thinking this would keep the lights on and be temporary, but the business wound up replacing her corporate monthly income within 3 months! For the first time in her life she was present with her time, enjoying life, and traveling the world. This dog walking and pet sitting business became a steppingstone for her to create a community to help other burnt-out corporate women become badass, intentional CEO’s.
She offers courses and programs on her website, www.gemmaluzz.com, tailored to various stages of your entrepreneurial journey; if you’re intrigued by mastering money effortlessly, cultivating an unstoppable mindset, or designing your dream life, dive in for transformative resources that help you move the needle towards a life on YOUR terms!
In this episode, Jen talks about how important it is to find people who support you.
In episode 9 we have our first ever interview! Listen to our discussion with Michael Chabolla and his insight into world building, creativity, and story telling. The way Michael shares his story, even though it's mostly centered around D&D, can really be applied to any creative outlet.
Michael Chabolla is a house cat stuck in a 36 year-old man’s body. Once upon a time, he wanted to be an archaeologist, then a paleontologist, then a firefighter, and eventually a Pokemon trainer. Now he spends his days pretending he is a writer and his nights yelling at strangers in the lobbies of online video games.
He is a “Forever DM”, spending the last two decades introducing new people to the table-top role-playing game he fell in love with at the young age of 13. He is currently working on writing and publishing his own D&D Fifth Edition compatible source book about his post-apocalyptic, homebrew campaign setting: Fell Earth. Until then he is content being a sounding board and cheerleader for his beautiful fiance, Jen, as well as a devoted father to his spoiled dog-daughter, Astrid.
If you would like to talk to Michael more about writing, DnD, or anything of the like, you can connect with him via email [email protected].
Enjoy the episode!
This episode was incredible difficult to record. We stray away from our regular talks about creativity and talk about real life struggles with mental health. As this was a difficult episode to record, it may also be a difficult to listen to. Please take care of yourselves.
If you or someone you know need to talk to someone dial 988 for the suicide prevention hotline. It's free and they are available 24/7 by phone call or text message.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 911
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