ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Many multi-passionate creatives have tons of great ideas all the time. When they move on to the next idea without seeing one side through, some people assume that it's because they got bored or because of shiny object syndrome. But that's not the complete story. Often creative ideas and projects remain unfinished or even don't get started because fear makes us talk ourselves out of it. In this episode we discuss fear, fears that are common to creatives, such as fear of failure, fear of success, fear of rejection, and how fear impacts our creativity and creative success, and how creatives, artists, writers, and creative entrepreneurs can make their creative dreams come true despite the fear.
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