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Sep 23, 2020
This week’s episode I have my friend Gina Devine on to talk about how we do life as anxious creatives.
Gina has been a creative her whole life, growing up in salons (her mom is a stylist) and going to fine art school she is a true artist. But like me, don’t ask her to cook you a meal, it ain’t gonna happen.
She is one of the kindest people I have ever met and I appreciate her constant commitment to growth and self improvement.

This week’s episode I have my friend Gina Devine on to talk about how we do life as anxious creatives.
Gina has been a creative her whole life, growing up in salons (her mom is a stylist) and going to fine art school she is a true artist. But like me, don’t ask her to cook you a meal, it ain’t gonna happen.
She is one of the kindest people I have ever met and I appreciate her constant commitment to growth and self improvement.

I gotta be honest, I didn’t think I’d be so bummed to see this series come to an end!
It was such a treat to spend so much time with Lindsay, chatting about so many different topics. Did you listen to the first four parts? They’ve been so good, right?!
(If you haven’t you might wanna check them out after you listen to this one.)
Well, I think we’re ending the series with the best one (but I might be a little biased), we went a little rogue, as Lindsay puts it.
Today’s episode is all about FAITH *cue George Michael singing: “I gotta have faaiitthhh”.

Can you believe we’re on part 4 of The Anxious Creative Makes Waves? Have you been listening since part 1 (can you believe an entire month has already gone by since that episode came out?! This year is truly flying).
This week’s episode is all about communication. Lindsay and I LOOOOOVE talking about communication.
It’s the early 2000s, chunky highlights were in, low-rise jeans were a thing, and the Backstreet Boys were still coming out with hits.
At first, I didn’t buy it. Mantras? Uh, no thanks. I’d heard the word before, but assumed it was some sort of hippy dippy shit that was a little bit too woo-woo for me.
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