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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 37 MIN

From Rejection to Resilience: Craig Conway on Identity, Intuition & Finding Your Part to Play

from Victim 2 Victor: Healing Trauma & Building Real Love · host Anu Verma : Victim 2 Victor - Advocate, Filmmaker & Healer

In this episode of the Victim to Victor Podcast, I’m joined by British actor, producer, and director Craig Conway, whose career across film, television, and independent cinema has been shaped by both creative passion and personal resilience.Known for his grounded performances and commitment to complex human stories, Craig shares the deeper realities of life inside the acting industry - where rejection, uncertainty, and constant evaluation can challenge even the strongest sense of self.We explore how early parenting and emotional conditioning shaped Craig’s relationship with authority, confidence, and worth, and how those patterns later played out in the highly competitive world of acting.Craig also reflects on a recent experience navigating industry “sharks,” and how it sharpened his awareness of fear, intuition, and personal boundaries — lessons that extend far beyond the film world.Alongside his acting career, Craig is also the founder of A Part to Play, a community dedicated to honest conversations around creativity, personal responsibility, and the roles we choose to embody in our lives.This conversation dives into the psychology of rejection, the power of self-reflection, and what it means to step into your role consciously - both on and off the screen.In this episode we discuss:• How early parenting influences confidence and identity• The psychological impact of rejection in creative careers• Separating self-worth from external outcomes• Navigating power dynamics and “industry sharks”• The role of intuition, discernment, and boundaries• Why every person has “a part to play” in their own story• Building resilience and self-trust in uncertain industries🔗 Connect with Craig Conway:https://www.instagram.com/conwaysinsta/https://www.instagram.com/conwaydirects/A Part to Play Community:https://www.skool.com/a-part-to-playIMDb:https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1069800/Send us Fan MailConnect with me: Take the diagnostic tool kit to stop repeating patterns in your relationships: https://victim2victor.net/the-chemistry-trap/Book a call with me: http://calendly.com/v2vhealingjourneyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/victim2victor_anuverma/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anuvermav2vAccess all resources: https://linktr.ee/healing.journeyy

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In this episode of the Victim to Victor Podcast, I’m joined by British actor, producer, and director Craig Conway, whose career across film, television, and independent cinema has been shaped by both creative passion and personal resilience. Known for his grounded performances and commitment to complex human stories, Craig shares the deeper realities of life inside the acting industry - where rejection, uncertainty, and constant evaluation can challenge even the strongest sense of self. We ex...

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