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In the first interview of the season, Amie chats with creative coach and contributing writer on “For the Perfectionist”, Talise Burton, about how perfectionism affects the BIPOC community and how creatives can use their art to be better allies.

You can find Talise on her instagram @writerambles

We're re-uploading old episodes now that we've switched to Anchor. This is a bit of a test! 

Still a great episode worth checking out!

You don’t have to burnout to reach your creative goals. Consistency is hustle’s friendly older sibling. Amie and James talk about the benefits of showing up in small ways every single day and how small acts done repeatedly can add up to something big without draining all your energy.

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Amie and James talk about some struggles they’ve been having lately in the business world and how to cope when you aren’t progressing linearly.

This is a short, vulnerable, shary ep! We think it’s really important to share our dips as well as our successes.

We would LOVE it if you took thirty seconds to leave us a review or share us with a friend. It honestly means so much to us when you do!

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Got another old episode for you! Not even sure what this one is about, just got the title. I have no memory of recording it... Hey, don't look at me like that! You try and remember something you did for 15 minutes on a random date last year! Let me know what you think/what it's about.

Amie and James answer some listener questions about journaling. Topics covered include:

Feeling like your journaling is too trivial.

Not feeling like our journaling is interesting enough.

Fear of people reading our journal.

Not having enough time to journal.

You can buy Amie’s book and course about journaling on her website: www.amiemcnee.com/journaling

The mainstream narrative at the moment is to work as hard as you possibly can and hope that leads to success. Forget burnout, forget balance, HUSTLE is the only way.

Amie and James talk about why this message can be damaging and why it isn’t necessary to buy into hustle culture in order to be “successful” or happy.

Amie’s website: www.amiemcnee.com

James’ website: www.jameswinestock.com

What happens when you get what you want? What stories do you need to re-write in order to enjoy your success?

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If you were trying to become a professional athlete, you’d have a team of coaches and detailed training plans to support you. Why don’t creatives make similar investments of time and money? Amie and James talk about the best ways (free and paid) to develop and grow as a creative.

Amie and James talk about the common pitfalls of perfectionism and some strategies for overcoming it. Amie’s book on Perfectionism is available now on her website: www.amiemcnee.com