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" class="jsx-3162370740">In the final episode we speak to ‘professional amplifier’ Satch. He's a creative human being, a songwriter, a genre queer artist, a singer, a podcaster, a dad, a footy fan, an educator, a vulnerability expert. How can we feel comfortable with the uncomfortable? Tricia and Satch talk about the power of vulnerability, unlocking inspiration and finding community to grow your creative passion.
Find Satch’s work, including Present in the Post here: https://www.therealsatch.com/
Follow Satch @therealsatch on Instagram
Hospital Parking by Stephanie Lambring watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0BsJiCjDf0 (YouTube)
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It’s a comfort to do more of that one thing we’re already really good at, but what if we branched out? By striving to be a polymath, by extending ourselves a little bit every day, we can continue to feel fulfilled. In this episode, Tricia discusses the power of mixing media or combining our skills to amplify our creativity. Resulting in something truly original and unique, this may lead you down the road less travelled.
Mentioned in this episode:
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad One by James Clear (Book)
Therapeutic Songwriting: Developments in Theory, Methods, and Practice by Felicity A. Baker (Book)
Alexander Ananasso’s Method Campus
How to use your five senses to stimulate your creative flow (Article in Psychology Today)
Abstract: The Art of Design (Netflix Show)
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In this episode Tricia looks at the often-intimidating task of amplifying our creativity via embarking on a bigger project. But where do we even begin? From doing the initial research, to making a plan, to exploring some of our own internal motivations and interests for a project, this episode breaks down the steps of taking the kernel of an idea and bringing it into the world, without it feeling overwhelming.
Mentioned in this episode:
Autoethnography as Method by Heewon Chang (Book)
Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott (Book)
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Why is rejection so awful? As creatives, the pain of rejection can sometimes make us question why we’re even bothering to pursue a creative life. But Tricia thinks that there might be a different way. Can we harness this rejection into something more constructive, and amplify our creativity in the process? Inspired by her ‘one hundred rejections for Christmas’ idea, it turns out that trying really hard to get rejected might just be the secret to success.
Mentioned in this episode:
Does Rejection Hurt? An fMRI Study of Social Exclusion
Go for No! Yes is the Destination, No is How You Get There by Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz
Don’t keep your day job: how to turn your passion into a career by Cathy Heller
Download the In Ten Years Time Rejection Tracker
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