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Cat Rose Astrology

Cat Rose is on a mission to explore the big questions in life, and encourage you to do the same. This is a podcast for those wishing to deepen their understanding of traditional western astrology, discover why they are here and what path they are being called to walk in this life. Cat Rose is a practicing astrologer who specialises in the personal daimon. She has authored two books, and you can find her work at https://www.catroseastrology.com/
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Feb 20, 2017

In this episode of The Creative Introvert podcast I interview Martin Stellar - the monk for entrepreneurs.

 

 

Martin Stellar is one of the few people, next to Seth Godin, whose emails I actually look forward to getting: they are always weirdly timely to whatever I’m going through in my creative business life.

He specialises in business coaching for artists, and on more than one occasion they've inspired me to take action or solve a problem that otherwise would have rotted away in the recesses of my mind.

So in our chat we talk about taking action on scary things, pushing our comfort zone, listening to our intuition, Martin’s daily walking ritual and I also agree to take on a challenge Martin sets me - tune in to find out what it is….

 

Here's what we cover:

  • How 12 years in a monastery impacted Martin's business
  • Martin's advice for knowing what scary challenges to take on
  • The one about the dog food
  • How walking helps overthinking introverts (like me)
  • What Martin wish he'd started doing earlier in his career

 

Connect with Martin:

Website: Martinstellar.com

Twitter: @martinstellar

 

Feb 20, 2017

In this episode of The Creative Introvert podcast I call out the 10 inner enemies to creativity.

Here's what I cover:

  • What is that voice in our heads
  • Why we suffer from these irrational thoughts and beliefs
  • Practical exercises for overcoming the likes of:
    - Fear of failure
    - Imposter Syndrome
    - Procrastination
    ... and 7 more inner enemies!

Don't forget to download your FREE 60+ page ebook, where I outline the 10 inner enemies of creativity and show you the 10 exercises to overcome them: http://wp.me/p5bc9S-1VC

 

Feb 13, 2017

In this episode of The Creative Introvert podcast I explain what the introvert's dilemma is - and how to deal with it.

Part of being a functioning human in society does require… other people.

That's the introvert dilemma I’m talking about.

People!

This podcast episode is all about how introverts do indeed need other people - not that we simply tolerate others, not that we do our best to live alongside our fellow sapiens: but that we actually NEED the company of others and the support, input and inspiration that we can ONLY get from other people.

Here's what I cover:

  • How I discovered my 'need' for people
  • What I learned from an intensive period of networking
  • My 11 tips for balancing people time with alone time
  • How to figure out what we need to know
  • Why accountability works - even if you're self-motivated
  • The attitude to adopt for any networking event
  • Who you should and shouldn't ask for help from
  • My weapon of choice for forming new connections
  • One thing I'll admit extroverts do better than us!
  • 4 GOYA* Action Steps

*GOYA: Get Off Your Arse

Feb 6, 2017

I love talking about big things. Big dreams, big ideas, big plans.

But I’ve noticed that the majority of these conversations tend to peter out the same way.

With something to the effect of ‘Ahh but I just don’t have the time.'

Or ‘I’ve tried in the past but gave up because it took up too much time.'

And before I pull out the quote ‘Beyonce has the same number of hours in a day to you’ which is true but not helpful - I just want to preface this podcast with letting you know I was THE laziest kid in the world.

Really: I remember being asked in school how many hours of TV I watched a day - and my answer came out 2 hours above the majority of the class.

My mum had to stop taking me to ballet classes because I refused to give up my Saturday morning cartoons - specifically, I believe it clashed with Rocko’s Modern Life.

Anyway, getting sh*t done does NOT come easily to me: it’s something I’ve tried really hard over the years to master and I still struggle with it today.

Who doesn’t?

But because I’m so bloody lazy, I’ve managed to - over the years - devise crafty ways to make tackling the to-do list as easy as humanly possible.

Part of my success I believe, involves knowing as much as I can about my personality type; my preferences, my tendencies - and using that knowledge to shape how I tackle any task.

I really think this is key: and as I go through these 4 steps I’m about to lay out I’ll keep referring to ways you can use your own knowledge about yourself, whether it’s your introversion, extroversion, whether you’re an early bird or a nigh owl - all that stuff - to really tailor these strategies to you - and ultimately, get sh*t done.

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