Odd Reform: The Creativity Podcast

Over-simplification of concepts tends to lose the original intent. Before we dissect the phrase "done is better than perfect", we need to first:

Take a deep dive into the struggles and strengths of the perfectionist AND corner-cutter bc the harmonizing of these two contrasting groups is what makes that phrase TICK.

Then we'll re-examine AND rework the phrase so no matter who you are, you can learn from it and utilize it in your work.

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We're switching up the format today and doing something in-between my regular solo shows and an interview. We're calling it a discussion and I'm bringing my bestie Addi Black on board to have a light-hearted super casual chat about saying no, so we can say yes.

We're complete and utter opposites so we come at it from two different perspectives - both totally valid. From people-pleasing to piling too much on to your plate, we all end up saying yes to things we shouldn't.

Here's what we learned.

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We're finally settling the debacle of whether we should care what people think or NOT. We are constantly bombarded by these opposing concepts, well, who's right?

We'll first separate people into two groups - the care-too-mucher's and the care-not-enougher's. We'll see the the challenges each group faces and their specific strengths they bring to the table.

Then, I'll give you the three questions you need to ask yourself whenever you receive feedback, criticism or affirmation.

Lastly, I'll give you some real life examples so you can see how this works and how it DOESN'T work.

For show notes and today's freebie head to:

https://bit.ly/oddreformfreebie

We're finally settling the debacle of whether we should care what people think or NOT. We are constantly bombarded by these opposing concepts, well, who's right?

We'll first separate people into two groups - the care-too-mucher's and the care-not-enougher's. We'll see the the challenges each group faces and their specific strengths they bring to the table.

Then, I'll give you the three questions you need to ask yourself whenever you receive feedback, criticism or affirmation.

Lastly, I'll give you some real life examples so you can see how this works and how it DOESN'T work.

For show notes and today's freebie head to:

https://bit.ly/oddreformfreebie

We've all done it. We've all gotten caught up and headed down a direction and next thing we know we wake up to find ourselves super unsatisfied and wondering how we get to where we are.

Or maybe you just have a weird feeling you can't shake about what you're doing.

Or maybe you're having a hard time even know what you SHOULD be doing.

This can be an indicator that you need to shift. Maybe you need to shift what you're doing, maybe you need to shift your mindset, or maybe you need to shift your mission altogether.

We get to hear from Olivia Corin and how she did just that. She made a huge pivot in her business. She gives the nitty-gritty of exactly what that looked like and how much of a difference it made in her business and how you can have the courage and the insight to navigate pivoting in your own life.

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Have you ever lost motivation or passion for what you're doing? This episode is for you.

We discuss one of the largest angles for staying motivated with what you're doing — your "why."

We'll go over the "why's" that just won't cut it and in fact will totally let you down.

And we'll take a look at the most effective type of "why" and how it has an inner and outer reason to it.

Curious if you have an inner and outer why? Tap the play button to find out.

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Creative blocks suck. And we've all had them. They make us question our ability and leave us feeling lost and insecure. Well, I've put together the five steps that I use to get inspired and to be set apart. And it's worked every. single. time.

Grab a pen and paper (let's be real, just grab your phone), and get ready for some note taking because I jam-packed this episode full of helpful content to get you right on your way to being inspired and standing out from the crowd!

Xx,

Kate

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We're gonna look at the creative cycle and all of the challenges that come along with it — doubt, questioning, exhaustion, stagnancy. Why do we all experience these feelings? Could it be that they're here for a reason? We'll deconstruct the creative cycle and learn how to shift our perspective from a backward outlook to a forward outlook. And we'll see how we can fully take advantage of every stage of the process.

Xx,

Kate

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In this first-ever episode, I'll give you the vision for this podcast, what it WON'T be about, and what even is Odd Reform as a company and what we have planned for the future.

THEN in the meat of the episode we'll dissect the two major stages of creativity and get some clarity on how we can better identify what is holding us back. Then we can really begin to use it in our everyday lives.

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