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from Thirteen · host Jessamy Gee

In episode 22 of The Imposter Syndrome Club Alice and Jessamy talk about ethos, copy / pasting values, talking to strangers, Robert the magical Uber driver, when to quit the band, Jessamy’s Creed impression, art school, how you move through an exhibition and feeling like you’re not doing it right , ‘performing’ receiving art, if art is really subjective, art wankery, what money is for, how our relationship to money was modelled for us growing up, more on money mindsets and money Archetypes care of beautiful pod friend Janine, removing the moralisation of behaviours and focusing on outcomes, and the right way to buffet. Money resources care of Sarah Firth: Book: 'You are a badass at making money' by Jen Sincero Girls that Invest - Instagram Planet Money - Instagram Podcast: 'Starving Artist' with Honor Eastly Book: 'Do What You Love' by Miya Tokumitsu Book: 'Capitalist Realism : Is there no alternative?' by Mark Fisher Book: 'Our Members be Unlimited: A Comic About Workers and Their Unions' by Sam Wallman Book: 'The Barefoot Investor' by Scott Pape Book: 'Debt' by David Graeber Also check out our new resources page including these and all the other recommendations we’ve received from guests so far! Other references from this episode: CreativeMornings Melbourne https://creativemornings.com/cities/mel Austin Kleon Book & TED Talk ‘ Steal like an Artist’ https://austinkleon.com/2012/05/04/tedx-talk-steal-like-an-artist/

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