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Dec 19, 2024 10 min

What is the Chasm? | EP 001

from The Creative Chasm Hosted by Justin Seeley

Welcome to the very first episode of The Creative Chasm! In this episode, I introduce myself and dive into the core idea behind this podcast—the gap between ideation and execution. If you've ever had an idea you couldn't bring to life, you're not alone. I share personal stories about my own struggles with perfectionism and fear, including the time I created an entire company only to abandon it before launch. You'll also hear about my plan to publicly take one of my dormant ideas off the shelf, documenting every step of the journey for you to follow along. Plus, I discuss insights from: • Peter McKinnon's video "The Trap of Not Making Videos" • Kourtney Thomas's article "The Gap Between Idea and Execution" We'll talk about why we get stuck, how we can move forward, and why focusing on progress instead of perfection is the key to bridging The Creative Chasm. Resources Mentioned: • Peter McKinnon's video: "The Trap of Not Making Videos" • Kourtney Thomas's article: "The Gap Between Idea and Execution" Connect With Me: • Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/justinseeley • Follow on social media for updates and behind-the-scenes content Let's stop overthinking and start creating. Thanks for joining me on this journey to bridge The Creative Chasm!

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