Mind Music Mastery

In this episode of MMM, Lucy and Suzanna explore the concept, range and difficulty of the word ‘perfect’, what it means to us, and how it impacts our lives.

The episode explores the route and progression of each individual’s struggle with the need to feel something is perfect to permit it for completion, or how holding onto the invisible value of ‘perfection’ can stifle the creative flow. Suzanna also draws upon her experience to insight advice and strategies for finding your creative flow and ‘authentic self’.

The two also discuss the concept of ‘WABI-SABI’, a word of Japanese origin, that is a world view centred on the acceptance of transience and imperfection. They also discuss ‘Kintsugi’ ("golden joinery"), a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum, it treats breakage and repair as part of the history of an object.

Suzanna, a hypnotherapist, music manager and wellness manager offers her advice and tips on how to deal with this difficult time, as the duo reflect upon their own experiences of depression and anxiety as creatives.

Join the duo on their journey to break down the barriers of mental health, with an episode dropping every week.

A very special thankyou to HYPNOTYST who created the jingle for the podcast.
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We are excited to share with you, the first ever episode of Mind Music Mastery podcast.

In this episode, Lucy and Suzanna discuss the book Lost Connections by Johann Hari.

The book is concerned with Uncovering the Real Causes of Depression – and the Unexpected Solutions. COVID-19 has proved to be a trialling time for the world, and connections have never been more important. As we’re all pushed into a state of quarantine and due to the world pandemic, creatives especially are using this as a time for introspection and reflection.

Suzanna, a hypnotherapist, music manager and wellness manager offers her advice and tips on how to deal with this difficult time, as the duo reflect on their own experiences of depression and anxiety as creatives.

Join the duo on their journey to break down the barriers of mental health, with an episode dropping every week. Tune in next week for

A very special thankyou to HYPNOTYST who created the jingle for the podcast.
Thankyou to Ciaran Robinson for his assistance on the edit.
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