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Join us for another episode in our series, Doing Things Differently, as we dissect navigating a newfound neurodivergent diagnosis with our lovely guest, Emily Torres, from The Good Trade.
Emily is the Editorial Director at The Good Trade, a sustainable lifestyle publication where she oversees content development and audience growth. Emily is also a writer, a gamer, and an endless trier-of-new-things. You can usually find her in her colorful Los Angeles apartment, hanging out with her rabbits and cat.
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Welcome to our Friday Philosophy episode where we muse on a new mental model, explore our favorite frameworks, and discuss the unique habits and rituals of creatives and entrepreneurs we admire.
Ever feel like you're stuck in a never-ending loop without making progress on things that really matter to you?
Sometimes, we mistakenly believe that putting in tons of effort will magically lead to the outcomes we want. Yet often, it’s 20% of our actions that generate 80% of what we’re after.
That's why this week, we're delving into the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80/20 rule to show you how this framework may alleviate burn out in unsuspecting ways.
Key takeaways from today’s episode:
How might you apply this rule in other areas of your life? We’d love to hear from you 🙂 Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a note here!
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Curious about how Pharrell, the undeniably prolific creative, starts his day and stays inspired across multiple disciplines? Us too!
Every Friday, we release a Friday Philosophy episode where we delve into the mental models, frameworks, and rituals of genius creatives, offering a fresh perspective to contemplate and integrate into your own creative journey.
This week, our focus is on the daily and philosophical rituals of the otherworldly Pharrell Williams.
In this episode, we discuss:
Thoughts? What do you think of our Friday philosophies? Let us know by sending us a note here! We’d love to hear from you.
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Do you know your adaptability quotient? No??? In this economy?!?
In today’s episode, our guest, Liz Tran, shares why she believes that (in this economy) your Adaptability Quotient (AQ) is more valuable than your IQ.
For the next few weeks, our Tuesday episodes will feature guests and conversations on the topic of, “Doing Things Differently”. We’ll be in conversation with guests discussing how they’ve overcome and adapted to some of their toughest challenges, and found alternative paths for creative a fulfilling life.
Liz Tran is the founder of Reset, a podcast and executive coaching company to CEOs and founders. Before Reset, Liz spent over a decade working in the tech industry, most recently as the only female executive at a leading venture capital firm. Liz Tran is releasing her book, THE KARMA OF SUCCESS, on July 25th.
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Are you interested in living a more Zen, super-duper-chill, relaxed way of life which celebrates imperfections, change as a constant, and a hella cool aesthetic? Um, same!
Every Friday, we discuss mental models, new frameworks, and creative habits and rituals to improve our lives.
This week we’re taking a peek at the often quoted aesthetic philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, a centuries-old Japanese concept that embraces imperfection, transience, and simplicity.
We trace the roots of Wabi-Sabi back to Zen Buddhism, the humble tea ceremony, and follow its evolution via Leonard Koren’s seminal work “Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers,” and how to apply this philosophy to your several areas of your life.
Covered in this episode
The foundational tenets of Wabi-Sabi, from its metaphysical concept of the universe, to the spiritual values of accepting the inevitable and appreciation of life’s imperfections
How you can take the principles of Wabi-Sabi to foster patience, grace, forgiveness, and understanding in friendships
How to fostering a more mindful, sustainable, and fulfilling way of life that promotes adaptability via a Wabi-Sabi perspective
Where might you adopt a Wabi-Sabi state of mind? Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a note here! We’d love to hear from you!
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Are you curious about exploring your growth edge, improving your connection with your community, or up-leveling a new aspect of your personal life?
We gotchu 😊
In this last episode of our series on copywriting, we’re diving into a concept that at Holisticism we love to call “Growth Edging”.
Drawing from our course material in The North Node and insights from our intuitive business community, Michelle unravels the idea of the growth edge and discusses how to approach and navigate these boundaries with grace and courage.
Explored in this episode:
What is your take on growth edging? Where are you excited to up-level? Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a note here! We’d love to hear from you <3
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Welcome to the first episode in our new weekly series, Friday Philosophies.
Join us each Friday as we explore the mental models, frameworks, and rituals of creative baddies, and dive into our favorite philosophies to uncover the peculiarities and common threads between them.
This week, we’re peeking behind the curtain into the mind of the prolific Taylor Swift, to muse on the rituals and divergent strategies that have guided her career so far.
In this episode, we cover:
What ritual have kept you in creative flow lately? Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a voice note here!
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Sometimes we love / hate a hack. But the evergreen hack that just doesn’t quit is copywriting. That’s right, we said it! Although copywriting doesn't always feel sexy or magical, copywriting is not only spell casting, but a surefire way to get what you want.
In this episode, hosts Michelle and Wallis explore embodying the mindset of “everything is copy” — a phrase coined by the writer and filmmaker Nora Ephron, and how adopting this mindset can help you self-actualize via this empowering practice.
In this episode, we cover:
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What’s an example of using copywriting to your advantage in your life? Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a voice note here!
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Are you drowning in a sea of marketing and copywriting to-do’s, but feel like your writing doesn’t have the “riz” and no clue where to start?
Fear not, fellow intuitive wordsmiths, we are here to rescue you from a doom spiral of copywriting chaos.
As part of our current series on copywriting, in today's episode we're discussing what habits and rituals will help you become a more skilled and stylish wordsmith.
We cover:
What are your thoughts on the power of copywriting and your tips for improving your style? Send us a DM on Instagram or send us a voice note here
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Do you struggle with how to talk or write about your business? Are you secretly a lil’ afraid of sounding like a “girl boss”, too pushy, or using too much marketing-bro speak? Same.
In this episode, Michelle explores the concept of non-coercive marketing and how to sell and talk about your Sacred Work and business, without being sales-y.
Michelle covers:
and more, ofc! 😉
Thoughts? We want to hear what you think! Let us know and connect with host, Michelle Pellizzon-Lipsitz, and team Holisticism and tell us what you think about non-coercive copywriting.
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