in this episode, i talk about my flop era. i did try. [reupload]

in this episode i talk about my flop era. i tried to stay motivated and make more art but 2022 really won.

in this episode, i talk about books and i also say slay a lot. also the other guy is steve carell.

am i famous enough to give a life update? the answer is no. am i still going to do it? yes.

in this episode, i talk about how it feels to be in the ‘state’ of creative flow. thank you to @zheniadun for the episode idea!

in this episode, i talk about the stereotypes that people have associated with people that have a particular look and how that can limit ones self-expression. thank you to @sidneynorton_ for the episode idea! 

in this episode, i get into what reaching milestones mean to me. i think it's important to acknowledge them and use them as motivation to improve or even chase your dreams. thank you for all the support on this podcast, i really do appreciate it. please leave a review!

in this episode, i talk about support within the artistic community. the support you show your artistic friends can be expressed in many different ways, and more often than not it proves to be quite helpful in their artistic journeys.

in this episode, i share some tips on how to be consistent in the new year.

no description just tears 

in this episode, i talk about some of the moments where i've experienced creative block and how i've tried to navigate through it. as creatives, creative block is something we've all had to face during our journeys, so much so that it is probably part of the artistic process. 

in this episode, i open up about some of the reasons i haven't taken the necessary steps towards monetizing my art. i view my art as a hobby and i'm not quite sure i am ready to turn it into a job. this is because i am attached to these emotional outlets on a level that i feel makes it hard to give them out in exchange for money. however, i might change my mind. who knows. 

in this episode, i dive into some of the reasons social media has helped me but i also look into the times it has affected me and my mental health. 

in this episode, i look into my history as a poet. poetry is a tool i have used as therapy but it is also a tool i have used to help me voice my opinions on certain matters. however, somewhere down the line i stopped writing and went on with life as if it never happened.  fun fact: the outsiders by s.e hinton was originally published in 1967

in this episode, i look into how your environment shapes who you are as a person and as a creative. your identity is who you are and how you navigate in this world, from the clothes you wear to the company you keep. it truly separates you from the next person.

in this episode, i discuss some of the struggles i have faced as an artist. from imposter syndrome to being over critical, these moments have been pivotal in my journey as an artist. one thing is for sure, it gets better. or does it?  

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