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Why "no" is not a bad word. It can actually be a very freeing word! This can hold you back in your business if you're not careful. You don't have to say no to everything - just the right things that aren't going to serve you. Tune in to hear Audrey share three tips on why and how you should say 'no' to help you figure out what steps you can take to better fulfill your purpose and pivot your business in the direction it's meant to go.
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This is the first episode of the Room at the Table series! Audrey gets tons of questions daily, whether it's about podcasting, the creative field, Brush and Barley, on and on. This new series will open up this virtual table per say, to come sit at and ask questions. If you want to ask a question, go to Audrey's website to send one through the contact sheet, or share with her on Instagram!
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This episode is a discussion with mama and YouTuber, Angel Rose. Her IGTV called "Love Sees Color" blew up on Instagram and I had to have her on the show to talk about motherhood, why "I don't see color" can be harmful when discussing racial issues, and how we can talk about racism with our children and show them how to love unconditionally.
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Today we're talking to Jessie Ereddia, host of the Mom Empowered Podcast and an empowerment coach for Christian mothers. We have an open and organic conversation around postpartum mental health. Jessie shares her personal story with emotional struggles, transitioning into motherhood, and how this experience led her to wanting to help other moms.
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In the creative world, you'll notice that copying work is a very real problem - and it just doesn't happen to big accounts on Instagram. Ashton (of @ashton.creates) and I discuss what it feels like when this happens, and we solely want to educate so other artists know how to address it. This episode comes from a place of love and the only way we can keep this from happening is to talk about it. This is Part 1, all about copying and inspiration on social media.
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Sadie Sutton of the She Persisted podcast joins me today to talk about her mental health journey through all sorts of therapy settings, including residential treatment, and how she started sharing her story. Sadie and I connected through our struggles and we talk about how our mental illness brought us both closer to Jesus, and how God wants her to use her story to help others through similar struggles. This is the first episode on mental health for the Paint Pieces podcast and Sadie was the perfect person to interview for it!
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This episode is an interview with Danielle Coke of @ohhappydani on Instagram! Dani shares her story of how she got started with her art, her passion for artivism, her experience with white influencers misusing her work, posting with integrity, and her faith walk. Tune in to hear an honest discussion with an artist on a mission to inspire loving God and loving others well.
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This episode is all about comparison and imposter syndrome. It seems so easy for us to let others steal our joy every time we get on Instagram and fall down the rabbit hole of scrolling - yet we are so hesitant to take the unconditional love and grace our Father lays upon us. Why? Tune in to hear some encouragement around not feeling like you're doing enough or feeling like a fraud in this world.
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Ever wonder what it's like to go viral? In this episode, I interviewed Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober of @enneagramashton about her story and how she got to where she is today - and what it's like to have your content go viral on Instagram. As an outsider looking in, you might think it's all bliss and fun, but Ashton and I get real about the pressure to show up, the not-so-nice comments we receive, and what keeps us going.
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