Maestro on the Mic

Last week, Jill and I ran our third ever #BossUp event, and we were lucky enough to have the one and only Rachel Strickland as a speaker there, and what she said was so moving, I knew I needed to recast her old episode ASAP. Think of it as a little gift for those of you who wanted to come to #BossUp and couldn’t.

In this episode Rachel and I chatted about our “gremlins,” about impostor syndrome, and about seeking out rejection. I see so many people not creating, due to any number of fears, even when creating is what they want more than anything to do. That’s where Rachel comes in—she’s gonna help you do the damn thing.

Your creativity and desire are right there, all you need is to listen and take action. What is the thing you could never forgive yourself for not doing? Start there. Let that fire carry you, and create now. You can’t afford not to.

Let’s chat.

(This episode is a re-run. Original release date was August 1st, 2022.)

Welcome to Maestro on the Mic, a podcast that helps online business owners find their passion, generate more profit, and build a life that they love. I'm your host, Dr. Shanté Cofield, aka The Movement Maestro, and I’m stoked to have you here. I hope this podcast inspires you to make moves and do the thing. Action is the answer.

In This Episode You'll Hear:

• Joy as an act of rebellion
• “No” is not an answer
• Busking to pay the bills
• Lessons learned from college
• Gremlins aren’t very good co-pilots
• Channel your anger
• Seek out rejection
• Be curious about your own envy
• Helping people finding what they want (and how to talk about it)
• The body knows the truth
• The goal of creation is your own joy, not others’ satisfaction
• You get to choose how social media affects you
• The pottery class (aka: keep trying to get better)

Links & Resources For This Episode:

Follow Rachel: @rachelstricklandcreative
Check out Rachel’s website: rachelstricklandcreative.com

Check out the transcript for this episode here

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