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I'm usually the kind of person who doesn't really give a shit about age. Like I'm not the kind who tries to hide her age or who feels embarrassed about being older.
But I think because of all the things that happened to me in the last couple of weeks, closing the chapter that is my twenties made me feel so emotional.
It makes me want to grieve that era mostly because I realized that a big chunk of the 20-something year old me are things that I have outgrown, and things that I am now longer going to cary with me as I enter my 30s.
I really DON'T want to be dramatic, but I feel like I'm shedding my old skin. And while my 20s were probably the greatest years of my life so far, I know that it's time to say goodbye to an old identity.
And so for this episode, as I wrap up this chapter, I want to share with you the top 20 things that I learned in my twenties.
Enjoy!
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Have you ever wondered what it takes for creatives to keep thriving in the online space?
Well, in this episode, Denice of @sestravisuals shares with us her secret on keeping the momentum to show up and thriving as a Filipino Freelancer.
In our conversation, we also touched on some really interesting topics like:
The importance of having a community and being surrounded by like minded people in this journey The mindset shift from catering purely to foreign clients to now serving local clients How she stays sane through having a slow lifestyleThis was a much longer episode by Riverside has done me dirty (again...) but thankfully, I was still able to get the meat from this episode.
Hope you still enjoy this episode though, and don't forget to show Denice some love on her socials:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sestravisuals/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denicelinatoc
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/650198086476820
Join the SWAN Community: https://nas.io/swan
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SLOW SEASONS DON'T LAST!
In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and strive to always be on the go. But what happens when things slow down?
In this episode, I invited one of my new internet friends, Kimberli to share her experience on how she found peace in the slow season. We'll dive into the concept of embracing slow seasons, setting boundaries, and finding growth within these periods of rest.
So if you're feeling anxious because things seem to not be picking up for you, then this episode is the validation and the big hug that you need.
Connect with Kimberli on social media:
Instagram: @alignedwithkimberli
Website: www.lifewithkimberli.com
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I love being working remote, but sometimes I just miss being in an office set-up. You feel me?
In this episode, I talk about how I miss the whole office set-up. I miss the cute outfits, the passive-aggressive email wars, the post-office beer night.
I mean I looove that I work remote and that I can literally do anything and go anywhere I want. But, let's be real -- it can be lonely.
And so for this episode, I share more about that. And I'm curious -- do any of you feel that, too?
00:00 Introduction and Podcast Changes
02:30 Missing the Office Life
03:03 From Outfits to Carpooling
03:45 Office Besties and the Pantry Hangouts
04:23 Food Adventures
09:25 The Loneliness of Remote Work
11:43 The Purposeful Pause: A Community Giveback Activity
PS. Special shoutout to Radenta Technologies for not only providing amazing IT solutions for online entrepreneurs, but for also making it possible for us to have the Purposeful Pause amazing event.
Check them out on ig: https://www.instagram.com/radentatechnologies/
📌 Know more about this event — https://hamanacreations.my.canva.site/purposeful-pause
📌 Join us — https://forms.clickup.com/31526314/f/y23da-16722/TIZQPSAWI6IG6AS4EH
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Entrepreneurship, in any shape or form can be very lonely. That is why so many people (including us!) find a certain kind of belongingness very important in our journey.
In this episode, I sit down with 4 of my friends as we talk about how it was like for us to start out in an industry that we know nothing about. We also talk about how important it was like for us to find a community whom we share a vision and values with and how this led us to organizing a charity event as a way to give back to the community.
Listen in!
PS. Special shoutout to Redenta Technologies for not only providing amazing IT solutions for online entrepreneurs, but for also making it possible for us to have this amazing event.
PPS. If you want to join this beautiful cause, check out the links below and use the code: STC_PURPOSEFULPAUSE
📌 Know more about this event — https://hamanacreations.my.canva.site/purposeful-pause
📌 Join us — https://forms.clickup.com/31526314/f/y23da-16722/TIZQPSAWI6IG6AS4EH
📌 Be part of our mailing list — https://coaching-with-nik.ck.page/87f24ddfb1
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In this episode, I finally got to process my thoughts around hiring your first team member and delegating tasks. I find it funny that I'm sharing advice about this when it wasn't too long ago where I was pulling my hair out figuring out why none of this is working for me.
But as they say, the best teacher is experience. And over time, I think i'm slowly starting to get the hang of it.
So for this episode, I'll be sharing 5 things I wish I knew before onboarding my first hire.
Hope you find this helpful!
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"I needed to take a pause and find myself again so I can rekindle the spark and love that I have for my business." - Kath
In this episode, I had the chance to literally sit down with one of my good friends, Kath of KCD Digital where we talk about how she took a step back from her business this year.
We dive into:
1. The Importance of Rest and the crucial role that it plays in maintaining productivity, creativity, and overall well-being. She shared how taking intentional breaks and self-care practices allowed her to recharge her energy and show up better for her business.
2. Setting Boundaries and why it is vital for maintaining work-life balance and preventing burnout. She shares about the icky conversation she had with her clients where she communicated this change to them.
3. How Finding Yourself Helps You Show-up Better. We dove into the importance of understanding yourself, your values, and your passions can fuel your entrepreneurial journey, helping you show up authentically and excel in your business endeavors.
So if you're also in the middle of confusion, a breakdown, or if you're just not sure where you're headed next, then this episode is for you.
If you want to connect with Kath on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kcd.digitalmarketing/
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@promdi.diaries
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@YourPromdigirl
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If you're a freelance creative, I'm pretty sure you've heard the question: Is that career even stable?
And to finally put that question to rest, I invited one of the people whom I look up to on the Internet--both for her talent and her looks (lol), to share her take on this question since she's been in this space for far too long.
In this episode we talked about:
- how people thought she was a scammer because she was inviting everyone to be a freelancer (it's giving MLM)
- how she finally found her own space and stayed in a fast-paced industry
- the importance of showing up even when you're fully booked (felt this a bit too much lol)
- and finding opportunities abroad -- specifically Spain
Resources and links:
If you want a free community for aspiring Filipino OBM: https://www.facebook.com/groups/onlinebusinessmanagerph/?ref=share_group_link
If you're done with traffic and want free healthcare:
Aspiring Filipino Freelancers/digital nomad that wants to move to Spain https://www.facebook.com/groups/960459551980571/?ref=share_group_link
If you want to connect with Suzie on social media:
TikTok/Instagram: @suzie.bongalosa
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So I did a thing.
I recorded a brain fart of some sorts which was originally supposed to be an audio journal entry. But, I thought of sharing it on the podcast, too.
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"I have to give myself permission first to outgrow some of the things that I do in business." - Hanna
Outgrowing things--especially those that you hold so closely in your heart is never easy.
In this episode of Spill the Creativity Podcast, I share with you a conversation that I had with Hanna (again) way back in May 2023 when we were both going through the motions in terms of personal and professional transitions.
As highly emotional people, these changes were so hard to come to terms with mainly because:
1. We have kind of attached ourselves into a certain idea of how our businesses should be
2. We have spent so many hours and resources developing this idea/persona
3. Letting go is not always easy...
And so if you are going through a transition yourself, join our conversation and probably learn a thing or two from our own experiences.
Spoiler Alert: we are both in much better places now which could only mean one thing--these transitions will never be a walk in the park but they are somehow necessary.
Enjoy!
Connect with Hanna on social media: @hamanacreations
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"The frustration that you experience when you work in coffee shops is the price you have to pay for having this lifestyle. It takes a while to get used to it, but when you do, it's actually really fun." - Sarah
Having experienced what it felt like to work outside of my messy work desk made me swear that I will NEVER be a digital nomad. But after having this conversation with Sarah, I think I might try again and give this digital nomad thing another try.
Welcome to Spill the Creativity Podcast! In this episode, I'll be speaking (again) with Sarah of @scaleonsocialsmedia to tell her about my frustrations about being a digital nomad, while she shares her insights on why she prefers this kind of lifestyle.
I had so much fun talking to her, and I love that she shared some valuable tips for those who want to give this a try as well. From struggling with crappy wifi in cute coffee shops to bloopers with immigration officers, I think that we had it all covered!
So if you're planning to go on a working trip soon, be sure to tune in until the end (because we pretty much just made chika in the beginning lol), to hear tips from the digital nomad herself.
Connect with Sarah on social media:
IG: @finsandbikinis and @scaleonsocialswithsarah [email protected]And if you want more episodes like this, I would love it if you can can give me a 5-star rating on Spotify, and a 5 star review on Apple podcast.
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"We have now the opportunity to change and we now have the opportunity to choose. We are ever evolving and we are really supposed to change as humans anyway."
As you might already know, change is inevitable. But why is it so difficult for us to deal with when it happens?
In this episode, I talk about the fear and anxiety that goes along when we deal with change--whatever change that could be. Because yes, change is scary, change is uncomfortable, but change is also pretty normal.
Maybe it's about time that we stop resisting it and just allow it to guide us?
Hope you find this episode useful!
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"We're not supposed to churn out creative content 24/7. We are humans, we are not robots, and we need to rest."
Welcome to Season 2 of the Spill the Creativity Podcast!
Season 1 has been such a wild ride, and I had sooo much fun trying out this whole podcast things as the person behind the mic and not behind the whole podcast production process. Talking to passionate people with different perspective and hearing your thoughts and feedback about the episode really made my heart full.
And as we open a new episode, I want to talk about something that triggered me to take quite a long pause (2 months). And that is creative burnout. When you're in the business of creativity, sometimes (oftentimes??) we have this pressure of always producing content. But what happens when you are completely drained out?
In this episode, I share with you 3 things that I have learned as I *tried* to navigate through my own creative dry spell.
Hope you find this episode useful!
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"We now have the power to choose our own path and make our own path."
And just like that quarter one is about to come to a close. How did yours look like?
In this episode, I want to talk about it the danger of the "shoulds." That desire to constantly always want to do more, achieve more, and be more. Because while its great to be goal-oriented and have all these aspirations, sometimes we also need to take a step back and just breathe and appreciate all things that we have worked so hard for.
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“I think I'm happier living on an island, having a simpler life, kind of like a minimalist life somehow. You just focus on what brings value to you and what enriches your soul.” - Sarah
In this episode of Spill the Creativity Podcast, a former hotelier who threw away her American dream and ditched the city to live a simple and peaceful isla life joins me to talk about the ups and downs of being a digital nomad. Sarah shares her journey from being laid off during the pandemic to traveling to Boracay and deciding on a gut feeling to stay there for good. In this open-hearted conversation, she talks about how it’s possible to build the life you want as long as you just stop overthinking and just do the damn thing.
If you're also dipping your toes into the digital nomad lifestyle, be sure to stick around until the end of the episode. We covered:
How she pivoted her career to the virtual spaceDebunking common misconceptions about remote workAnd what you need to know to embrace the freedom of being an independent creativeChatting with Sarah was an absolute blast. Make sure to tune in and join the fun! Plus, we talked about our shared love for the Spiraling Higher podcast with Sam Chung and Gina Bourne. Check them out for more inspiration.
Connect with Sarah on social media:
IG: @finsandbikinis and @[email protected]--
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"It shouldn't be you and me against each other. It should be you and me against the problem" - Reg
This is a long overdue Valentine's Day special where I was supposed to feature one of my fave IG couples and business partners, Yvette and Reg. But, as they say, every day is Valentine's Day, so today I am breaking my 2-week hiatus by sharing this lovely conversation I had with them.
In this episode, I sat down with Yvette and Reg, the power couple behind @alpasmade where we talked about the risk of building and growing a business with your life partner.
I got a sneak peak of how their love and biz life looks like specifically:
How they set boundaries when it comes to work Complimenting each other's strengths and trusting in each other's skills And advice they can share to people who plan build a business with their life partners as wellMy cheeks literally hurt after this episode because they were just so cute together!
Connect with Yvette and Reg!
Instagram: www.instagram.com/alpasmade
Website: www.alpasmade.com
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"It's possible to do what you love, be successful, and watch your son grow beside you." - Rics
Growing a business and raising a child is not a joke. In today's episode, I'll be sitting down with #BossMom, Mama Rics of @ricsocials to share with us her experience of navigating the freelance world while raising her baby boy.
A lot of career moms are currently exploring the freelance path because of the promise of having time freedom, thus having more flexibility to be a mom. But is it really that easy?
We are gonna answer that in this episode where we deep dive into:
Pursuing your dreams while dealing with mom guilt Being transparent and have clear communication with your client Setting your boundaries and your non-negotiablesRics did not hold back on sharing her experience so I hope this helps all or career mamas out there!
Connect with Rics!
Instagram: www.instagram.com/ricsocials
Email: [email protected]
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"Should I spend my life's savings for this course that promises time and financial freedom in 3 months?"
Quick answer is: NO. If it's too good to be true, then maybe it is too good to be true.
As an educated person, I should have known better.
But I guess, I had to go through all of those so I can make this episode. LOL.
In this week's episode, I decided to create another "I wish I knew" episode, and this time, we are talking about every beginner's red flag: hoarding courses.
It's ok. You don't have to deny it. We've all been there, and there's no shame in that.
I want to talk about it, because courses, coaches, and mentors are literally sprouting in every corner of the internet almost everyday. And now that there are so many of them, we have to be all the more careful about which ones we should sign up for and which ones we should invest in.
So if you're planning to spend some $$$ on a course, perhaps this episode can help you decide if it's worth it or not.
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"You will only feel stagnant if you don't enjoy what you have and keep comparing yourself to the progress of others." - Shiela
In this episode of Spill the Creativity Podcast, I will be joined by another Biz Bestie, Shiela of @sfmdigital to share about her experience as a full-time corporate girlie and a part-time business owner. A common trend is that most of us wish to "escape the rate race" and find freedom in the creative industry, even in when the situation is impractical.
So for this episode, we took a deep dive on:
The constant pressure to quit your day job to pursue a creative career How to see your situation as an edge if you have a full time job And the secret to managing a day job and a successful sidehustleShiela did not hold back in this episode, so you better listen until the end!
Connect with Shiela:
https://www.instagram.com/sfm.digital
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"Having a 6-figure income is not a requirement to be considered successful in this space. " - Tish
In this episode of Spill the Creativity Podcast, I'm going to get real about how freelancing and living the creative life is being packaged as an easy money-making career on the Internet. And while it really can be easy, sometimes we forget that we have to go through the difficult times first before it becomes easy.
And this episode is here to remind you about all of that:
That it takes work and time to thrive in this space That some people are the exceptions and not the rule, therefore they should NOT be the standardAnd that you should NOT tie your success to how much you're earning as a creativeThis is going to be short and sweet so I hope you still learn something from this.
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- Visa fler
