The Lisa Congdon Sessions

Lisa's learning platform: The Knack School (mistakenly called it The Lisa Congdon Sessions in the episode!) 

Tim's website (you can find links to his book there)Tim's instagram 

Kat‘s website: https://www.katvellos.comKat’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katvellos_authorRobin Dunbar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Dunbar

Sarah's InstagramSarah's WebsiteIt's Supposed to Be FunCall of a Lifetime Documentary Series

Ruth's websiteRuth's InstagramThe MothChanel Miller

Diane's websiteDiane's instagram

The d.school You Need a ManifestoMy Values Deck 

Join Lisa for a look back at 2022 and what she learned this past year experimenting with living at the intersection of self-discipline, being with discomfort and trusting her intuition.

Serena's websiteSerena on InstagramRich Roll's episode on mindsetSpecial Blend Gravel CampOregon Trail Gravel Grinder Race 

Marcie on InstagramMarcie's upcoming book

Bridget's WebsiteChronicle BooksLisa's shop (15% off with code PODCAST15)

Morgan on Instagram.Widening Circles by RilkeMorgan's website.

Sophie GamandSophie's Instagram feed Sophie refers to Liz Gilbert's Big MagicAnd to Glennon Doyle as an inspiration 

In this short season finale episode Lisa shares some context on taking breaks (going all the way back to medieval times), how our relationship to breaks has changed since the invention of the light bulb,  and why breaks are necessary to maintain our lifelong commitment to the things we love. 

This Long Thread: On Craft, Community and Connection Women in Clothes

Brandi's website: https://www.brandicheyenneharper.comBrandi's new book: https://www.brandicheyenneharper.com/knitting-for-radical-self-careBrandi's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandicheyenneharper/

Rae's website: https://www.raesenarighi.comRae's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transpainter/Netflix video: https://www.raesenarighi.com/trans-netflix-specialStory about Rae's Billboards: https://www.wuwm.com/2021-10-20/i-had-to-do-something-tangible-how-a-billboard-turned-into-a-grassroots-movement-sharing-positivity 

Lisa's website: https://lisaolivera.comLisa's new book: https://lisaolivera.com/bookLisa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_lisaolivera/

Debbie's new book: https://www.whydesignmatters.onlineDesign Matters Podcast: https://www.designmattersmedia.com

This week is the third installation of the ASK LISA ANYTHING series! In this episode we cover a myriad of topics, including work/life balance (and does it really exist?), Lisa's favorite tools, how she deals with a lukewarm reception or criticism of her work, where she finds inspiration, staying inspired and so much more! Moderated by Lisa's wife Clay.

Lindsey's website: https://www.ilindseymurphy.com/aboutThe Fab Lab: https://www.thefablab.comLindsey's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefablabhq/ 

Notes to Self Artwork

Courn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courtneyahndesign/Courn's Website: https://www.courtneyahndesign.comA Little Book About Activism: https://akidsco.com/products/a-little-book-about-activism

A Kids Book About BoredomHow Boredom Can Spark Creativity

Diana Fayt's Instagram (her studio org is amazing!): https://www.instagram.com/dianafayt/

The Live Your Values Deck in Lisa's shopThe Live Your Values Deck on Amazon 

Collective WisdomA Glorious Freedom

Bucyling Mag's Pledge to Diversity and Inclusion: https://www.bicycling.com/about/a33360121/bicyclings-commitment-to-diversity-and-inclusion/Bicycling Mag's story on Ade Hogue: https://www.bicycling.com/news/a38135564/remembering-cyclist-ade-hogue/ 

My sponsor Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/congdonElizabeth Gilbert's book Big MagicMy 2018 interview with Elizabeth Gilbert is hereMy book Find Your Artistic Voice (a whole chapter on fear) 

Jonathan's website/latest book/podcast: https://www.jonathanfields.comMy sponsor Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/congdon   

Sarah Sturm  on InstagramSarah's design businessOregon Trail Gravel GrinderArticle addressing  controversy in women's gravel cycling which Sarah and I referred to. Radical Adventure RidersRule of Three RaceLeadboatRooted VermontRipton Cyclocross descriptionStoryblocks, my amazing sponsor: storyblocks.com/congdon

Clay works as Marketing & Communications Director at The Wild (VR/AR collaboration for Architecture & Design Teams) Clay’s fave remote work apps:Miro (an online whiteboard & visual collaboration platform)Coda (a new doc for teams)Loom (video messaging for work)Asana (online project and task management) Find out your personality type at 16 Personalities. My Sponsor Storyblocks!  storyblocks.com/congdonMy Sponsor Wireframe! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wireframe/id1437677219

Jen's website: jenhewett.comJen's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhewett/My Sponsor Storyblocks!  storyblocks.com/congdonMy Sponsor Wireframe! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wireframe/id1437677219

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Elements:AmazonSigned Copies in my ShopIndieboundVideo I made about the book. 

Please check out and subscribe to my sponsor WIREFRAME PODCAST!! 

My book on Artistic VoiceThe Curious Victorian Tradition of Making Art from Human HairAlex Slydel  (ceramics artist, performance artist and filmmaker) 

 My book: Find Your Artistic VoiceJennifer Orkin LewisStephen SmithGerhard Richter Documentary (you can also watch on Netflix in the US)Ariel Dunitz Johnson 

Short, great article on Diffuse Thinking. My book Find Your Artistic Voice.New Color in the Times of Slow Coffee ExhibitMore on the exhibit.  

My book, Find Your Artistic Voice: The Essential Guide to Working Your Creative Magic 

Like this episode? You might also like my book, You Will Leave a Trail of Stars: Words of Inspiration for Blazing Your Own Path, which you can purchase directly from me or from Amazon or wherever books are sold.Imposter Syndrome Study from 1978.Stop Telling Women They Have Imposter Syndrome, Harvard Business Review. By Ruchika Tulshyan and Jodi-Ann Burey.The episode I refer to at the beginning and end of this Episode is Episode 1. If you haven't listened to it yet, I hope you will! I share my story and background of how I became an artist there. 

I decided to launch the podcast with an episode that sets the stage with my story - context for who I am and how I came to be a working artist and champion of the creative path. My story is different than most because I didn’t actually pick up a paintbrush until I was 32 years old, and I didn’t begin life as a professional artist until I was nearly 40. I never studied art or design in school. So, as you can imagine, one of the most common questions I get is: how did I go from an adult who had zero artistic aspirations or experience to someone whose life 20 years later is defined by art and an interest in the creative path? This first episode is that story, with lots of juicy bits, including my 13-year-old celebrity crush! -Lisa Congdon

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