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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2024 · 25 MIN

28 - Release - Let your work do what it was created to do!

from Create-Today with Beth Buffington · host Beth Buffington

In this episode of BDI Create Today, we explore the fourth and final word of the “Going FourWords” creative process—and that word is…Release. 
We discuss the importance of putting down your tools… and releasing your project into the world—to do what it was created to do! 
We talk about the common struggles creatives face, such as perfection paralysis and fear of rejection. You’ll gather up valuable tips to build your confidence and celebrate your creative accomplishments—so you can get your work “released” to the people who will delight in your creativity. 
Join in as we continue going “FourWords” with your creativity to empower you in heart, mind, body and soul. 00:00 Introduction to the Creative Process 00:53 The Final Stage: Release 01:38 Overcoming the Fear of Releasing Your Work 13:20 Celebrating Your Creative Success 17:51 Recap of the Four Stages 21:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Links we chatted about: Get my Free Kickstart Video: https://www.bdi-create.today/kickstart Information about Create-Today offerings: https://www.bdi-create.today

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