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Jun 13, 2024 1 hr 20 min

How Do Creativity and Financial Stability Co-Exist? with Charles Moss

from Leading Human Hosted by Chad Prevost

Chad Prevost and Charles Moss discuss their experiences in creative freelancing, sharing personal struggles with imposter syndrome and financial stability. They emphasize the importance of persistence, resilience, and community support in navigating these challenges. They also discuss their experiences in the music industry, finding a balance between creativity and financial stability. Finally, they share strategies for maintaining focus and productivity in a highly distracted world, including time-boxing and reward systems. Possible Follow Up Items: [ ] Check out Jose Saramago and Gerald Stern as examples of writers who found success later in life. [ ] Consider reading Shop Class as Soulcraft to explore the value of work. [ ] Try the productivity technique of working for 45-50 minutes then taking a 10 minute break on a completely different task. High Notes: Challenges of making a living as a writer with various publications and freelance work. The challenges of being a freelance writer, including finding time to write and balancing creative work with financial needs. Freelancing, job searching, and nonprofit work in the music industry. Freelancing, writing background, and career aspirations. Learning from struggles and finding new opportunities. The struggles of freelancing, creative writing, and balancing financial stability with personal goals. Starting writing careers later in life, with examples from Jose Saramago, Gerald Stern, and Cormac McCarthy. Creating Choose Your Own Adventure books for kids, challenges with marketing and promotion. Creative expression, failure, and market competition. Authentic living, creativity, and fulfillment. Fear, authenticity, and creativity with a focus on overcoming self-doubt and persisting in pursuing one's passions Creativity, writing, and overcoming self-doubt. Managing distractions and staying productive while working. Choose Your Own Adventure books, highlighting top 5 favorites. Learn more about Charlie and how to connect here. Download our free book, Desire: How Do You Want to Feel? Finding your way to your desire requires a number of the principles we teach at the Big Self School. It requires a calm center, self-knowledge, and courage to put the ideas into practice. Whether you think you know your desires, but want to reconnect to them, or you simply have no idea, this book can help you realize your way to a deeper and more authentic connection with yourself. Desire is ultimately about how you want your feelings, experiences, and values to line up in your life. This book is only available in print in hardback, but it's yours free as our downloadable PDF. Book a discovery call for coaching or workshop trainings here. Want to give us some love but don't know how? Leave us a review and subscribe on Apple iTunes or Subscribe on Spotify! Order a copy of Chad’s This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chadprevost.substack.com

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