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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2021 · 36 MIN

I'm an Aquatic Specialist: Why Most Christian Content Creators are Narcissists

from An Uproarious Profundity Podcast · host AnUproariousProfundity

If we're being honest, fear of others thinking that we're self-promoting narcissists can keep us creating and marketing the book ideas on our hearts. You feel me? What's crazy about this is that we think that we're being good lil' humble Christians by NOT bringing our book idea to life and marketing it well, but in fact the exact opposite is true. Pop in dem earbuds and let's dive (pun intended) into this together.  [WHAT YOU'LL HEARL:] How can you tell if a content creator is coming from a narcissistic head/heart space? . What's the saddest thing I see happening out there among other talented Christian writers? (AND: what can we do about it?!) . Is God really put off by our ambition? . What painful experience for 2 high school friends of mine made marketing a ministry for me? . How did a past student of mine end up creating the epitome of what she feared in her podcast? . What qualifies you as an Aquatic Specialist?  . What happened when a past student was not honest with himself in his social media marketing?  . What huge lesson around serving others with our content came from a recent petco experience? . What the flip is 'shadow work'?  . What makes people want to learn from you through your content and books?  . [LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE] Let's bring your book to life: https://www.megcalvin.com/coaching/  . Dive Deeper into Shadow Work with my friend, business coach and writing client AJ Amyx : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHEUywE6w50&t=291s 

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