In today’s episode, I interview Tina Short, an artist living her version of an extraordinary life. Through parenting twin boys, divorce, and finding her path as an artist, she’s come up against many obstacles. Yet through it all, she’s stayed committed to growing and staying true to herself.
In this inspiring interview, we chat about following your passion, what it means to be an artist, breaking negative parenting cycles, and the power of community. Yes, we covered a lot!
Listen now to hear how she’s found connection and happiness, even when life gets hard.
Here’s a Peek at the Episode
[02:31] How Tina found her path to being an artist.[09:42] Finding confidence as an artist and in life. [17:25] Tina shares how she connects with her artist’s voice, and how she sees her role as an artist.[23:11] The advice she’d give to her younger self, and to those just starting out as artists.[28:13] We chat about balancing life, passions, parenting, and relationships. [38:21] Tina reflects on why she was so hard on herself as a child, and how that affects her parenting today. [44:42] How she views the “backward gift” of experiencing trauma in her life. Show Resources
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan JeffersThe War of Art, by Steven PressfieldBringing Home the Dharma by Jack KornfieldFind Tina on Instagram or her websiteRead this episode on the blogAre you ready to stop drifting and start creating your dream life? Sign up for the Design Your Decade Workshop and get started today!Enjoy the Show?
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