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A reflection on the arc of this intermittent Note of Daring Podcast as a creative project and playground with a bit of I like, I wish, what if, and what's next.
A solo show talking about the arc of this podcast, how I made choices early that support taking a pause and doing strategic thinking on the direction of the podcast. I also talk about the upcoming Strategy Sessions for Solopreneurs and Creative
A solo show about my month living and working in Valencia, Spain. I talk about my approach to planning, how I prepared, what it was like balancing work and fun, and how much it cost. Mentions:My substack Catalyst Atlas Remote Year Babbel Find
In this conversation, Flo from Out with Your Dog and I chat about the emotional adjustment after adopting a dog, budgeting for a dog, the value of knowing your dog as an individual, the slow and long game of building a side job, shifting mindse
Heather Leavitt Martinez is a fellow visual practitioner and facilitator. In this conversation, we talk about appreciative inquiry, lettering, finding and being a part of a community, managing personal and professional capacity, what it means t
Today, I am talking with my friend Nicole Antoinette, a writer, and long-distance hiker. We chat about her journey solo hiking all 800 miles of the rugged Arizona Trail and her decision to write and self-publish an adventure memoir called How
Emily Pauls quit her accounting job in Chicago in 2022 to do the northbound 2500-mile thru-hike of the PCT. In this lovely conversation, we talk about when a choice that will change your life becomes real, how to transition into self-employment
Aimee and I have a wide-ranging conversation about money, business finances, shifting mindsets and creating money alignment, creating supportive processes, building financial literacy, paying taxes, abandoning hustle culture and money condition
Ellie Hamilton is an author, editor, and nomadic soul putting down roots in Connecticut. Her memoir – Where This Could Take Us – captures a journey through relationships, identity, mental health, and reckonings on a road trip to a new life in A
Michael and I talk about the risks and decisions around starting a company, the challenges of making the transition between one thing and the next, his learning growth as a leader, and his desire to listen more and understand more. We also expl
Tiffany and I dive into her journey of finding creatively fulfilling work, the challenges of putting ourselves out there in work and life, the emotions and guilt around spending time exploring new paths, what it is like to build her own busines
A flowing exchange covering what it means to be HSP, how we interact with the world, friend group activities where we have fun sitting there silently, the range of friendships and how we process emotions with (or without) friends, repairing (or
After getting caught behind a car fire on his way to facilitate an in-person meeting and through the recent explosion of meetings moving online, Brian Tarallo wrote a fantastic book full of tips, tactics, and techniques about Surviving the Horr
Pushing back against the idea that “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all”, this audio essay is a mixtape exploring the messy knot surrounding ‘being nice’ and what it means to abandon and rewrite that narrative. I t
Scott Perry is Creative on Purpose’s Chief Difference Maker, the author of Onward, and a head coach in Seth Godin’s Akimbo Workshops. Find him online at Creative on Purpose. Mentions::Onward by Scott PerryWriting in CommunityAltMBABook: Medita
In this episode, Matteo and I share what we like about creating visual work in front of the room, being introverts embracing working from home, being risk-averse, doing things before we are ready, the process of finding freedom and ease, creati
In this episode, Brian and I talk about working too fast, the portability of knowledge work, how we are contemplating making radical changes, the power of priming creativity and letting the idea bake, and how we are never the bad guys in the st
Behavior change takes time, effort, and attention. Whether it is changing up a Saturday morning yoga practice that has anchored my weekends for the past nine years or restructuring the messy knots of structural racism. This conversation weaves
Lauren and I dive into laughing and winding conversation about getting into graphic recording, starting and pivoting a business, leaping off literal and figurative cliffs, the Kingdom in Hawaii, asking for help, making generous assumptions, onl
Starting takes wanting, work, energy, and support. Here we start with stories. A cascade of changes around a middle school knee injury. A 365-day self-portrait project starting the spring I graduated college. And exploring the point of a podcas
Rachel is a writer, podcaster, and self-employed designer and visual facilitator. She lives in NC with her dog, Devin.Follow me on Instagram and Twitter at @rachelbedaring.
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