ABOUT THIS EPISODE
- Have you ever had to show up for an audition while your personal life was completely falling apart?
- Have you ever smiled through a casting, performed fine on the outside, while quietly carrying something heavy no one else could see?
- Have you ever felt like your body was screaming something your mind was not ready to hear yet?
This episode is for every actor who has kept going anyway.
In this episode of Anchored Actor, I share something deeply personal, a period in my life when a toxic relationship sent my stress and cortisol levels so high that my skin broke out in a way I had never experienced before. As an actor whose face is her instrument, it nearly broke my confidence completely. Auditions felt impossible. New headshots felt impossible. Recognising myself felt impossible.
But I kept going. And this episode is about how, and why the first consistency that matters is not the one you show the industry, but the one you show yourself.
We talk about emotional resilience, self compassion, mental health and wellbeing in acting, stress, burnout, anxiety, stability, toxic environments, grounding practices, and what it actually means to keep going when everything feels like it is working against you.
In this episode you will hear about the moment everything shifted, one practical framework to help you analyse what you can control and what simply needs time, and the grounding practices that can anchor you no matter the circumstances.
I also share something I have never spoken about publicly before. And what happened when I finally chose myself.
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With love. 💚
