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Why creative expression is worth investing in ⚡️
Is there a topic you’re super passionate about that you feel isn’t getting covered enough or properly, Reader? Feel like your unique perspective is missing, but don’t feel ready to jump in the ring?
Brand Strategist & Content Marketer Cassandra Le was in the same spot. After months of standing on the sidelines, though, they decided to do something about it and launched the “I’m lost, so what?” podcast to explore the nuances of “belonging” and carving your own path as multicultural, hyphenated folx.
If you too are wondering how to step up and use your voice, the latest Creating in the Margins podcast episode is for you: Tune in as we deconstruct Cassandra’s journey to uncover why creative expression is a fab life (and yes, even business) goal worth investing in.
We dig into:
- What the frequency illusion is and why it’s a good thing if you’re experiencing it
- The key step that’ll help you get clarity and take action
- How focusing on having fun and what’s in it for you is not selfish, but actually super helpful
- Why investing in your idea, even if – or actually, especially if – it’s “just” for you makes all the difference
| Tune in to uncover why creative expression is worth investing in |
Plus, as a special perk for being an Inside Story subscriber, here is a bonus tidbit that didn't make it on the episode:
In Cassandra's first podcast, they had a co-host, but in this new one, she went the complete opposite direction by starting off with solo episodes. I asked her how she decided to do a 180° on the format.
Cassandra:
For more juicy details, tune in to the full episode.
Happy listening,
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