Are you struggling with deep insecurity? Learn how you can overcome it with confidence coach Amanda Petit, the founder of The Empowered Artist’s Coaching. Amanda shares with Susanne Puerschel how her deep insecurity came from her childhood. As a performing artist later in life, she lived in anxiety, fear, and insecurity. Amanda explains that you need to be hyper-aware of your triggers and limiting beliefs to overcome them. Once you do, your mindset shifts and you become more confident. Tune in and have the confidence to support the life you desire!

The topic up for discussion today is “Why investing in yourself is Essential”. In this episode, Christy and I talk about how you can get off the hamster wheel of having to do the same, boring thing for the rest of your life, switching off the never-ending desire to be good enough for somebody else to find yourself and your inner strength, and stopping the lack mentality. We uncover the value of service to others and the ripple effect of your energy state.

We then delve into the paramount need to invest in oneself and what it means. We look at ways in which you can invest in yourself, many of which are free, such as listening to podcasts, reading consistently, and sitting by the ocean. We reveal the value of your network and community in elevating yourself and each other.

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Susanne dives into her insight of how her hometown has changed, or more how she has changed and that perspective has shifted. How to work through family gatherings whilst still holding to your new set of beliefs.

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You aren't always required to be in hustle mode all the time. If you want to succeed and keep yourself healthy, you also need to start learning when to slow down. Susanne Puerschel gets into a discussion with copywriting coach and expert Virginia Ribeiro de Assis on hustle, drive, and the need to slow down every once in a while. Virginia shares stories of growing up with and being taught the hustle lifestyle early on, her health problems due to overwork, and how she learned, finally, to slow down and take a breath. A must-listen for every aspiring entrepreneur. 

In this episode of Money & Art, Christy and I address the troubling question of why dancers get paid the least out of the entire organization though have the most invested, with C-level executives or artistic directors taking home the high six, low seven-figure salaries. We explore how you as an artist can break out of this lack bubble.

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Susanne dives into the power of community coming off her recent event in New York City and the power it presented. How the conversations supported a wide range of artists. Also how important it is to have a community around you to lift up your art.

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Traditional ballet has always been about beauty and body image. But sticking, so heavily into tradition can cause a negative impact on people. Dancers are taught to have this certain body type. If you don’t fit that picture, it can start to really affect your self-worth. Find out how former professional ballet dancer turned health coach, Jessica Spinner fought through the struggles of body image for her love for dancing. Jessica is the founder of The Whole Dancer where she helps dancers reach their body goals. Join your host, Susanne Puerschel as she sits down with Jessica Spinner to talk about her early struggles with dancing and how that made her the person she is today.

In this episode of Money & Art, Christy and I talk about the need for artists today to step into their earning potential. We share about getting artists to understand that they are worth getting paid. We discuss how to break the tradition of the meager pay given to artists today, the power of investing, and the need for artists not to follow the crowd but lead themselves.

NEW YORK MEET UP - July 3rd

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Susanne dives into the mindset, taking inspiration from Lori Harder's analogy that our minds are like a puppy. Untrained they go everywhere, trained they are so powerful.

A reminder that the artist meet up in New York City is a go and will be on July 3rd click here to rsvp NYC EVENT 

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Dancing is so much more than performance on stage. Jason Yap, creator of The Background Dancer podcast tells us why. Joining Susanne Puerschel on the show, Jason discusses how he created his podcast to help dancers prepare for a post-performance career. Ever think that arts and business don't jive well together? Think again! Of course, you need to learn about entrepreneurship. But once you do, you can easily offer your services and be rewarded justly for it. Are you ready to level up offstage? Jive in!
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