7 episódios
This Might Suck (but keep creating anyway) Jess Grippo
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A call, a reminder, a permission slip to do your creative thing - even if you’re worried if it will suck. (Hint: we’re all worried about that.) Learn about a method of creative production for both artists and entrepreneurs that works by getting you out of your head and into the space where deeper, magical ideas emerge. The result? Original creations that DON’T suck. It starts by allowing the messy process to exist, and knowing what small steps to take. It’s hosted by Jess Grippo, coach, dancer, TEDx speaker, and maker of the Creative Emergence coaching program.
Learn more at: jessgrippo.com
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the biggest mistake creators make when starting out
In this episode, I start with a story from my creative life that gives a real life example of what it looks like to start by "sucking at something" in an effort to get YOU moving on your own creative ideas. Plus, as the episode title suggests, I talk about the biggest mistake that I see creatives make when they are just starting out.
Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you?
Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club
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trailer: this might suck (but let's create anyway)
Whether you’re an artist, an entrepreneur, as aspiring one or the other, or anyone with a desire to create, this podcast is here to normalize that inner critical voice that tells you you’re not good enough, and to give you the tools and inspiration to move through it and get back to creating cool stuff.
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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST:
Jess Grippo is a dancer, performance artist, author, and creative coach. After leaving the classical ballet path and not dancing for years, she started making her own dance videos, alone in her room. While that habit continues, she’s also added quite a few others: starting up an inclusive, creative dance community online and in NYC (You Can Dance Again), making comedic interpretive dances about her dating life and the menstrual cycle (Hungry Ovaries), writing a book and video series (Dance With This Book), and supporting others in their creative, expressive unfolding through her coaching practice. Her work has been featured at TEDxNYU, Lincoln Center's Dance On Camera Festival, the New York Comedy Club, The Vagina Monologues opening act, and more. Her puppy Lucy is her only boss and she frequently daydreams of moving into the loft from Flashdance.
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why bother creating when the world is falling apart?
The world is falling apart around us. How can we still create art in the midst of it? Should we? Let’s get into it in this episode!
Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you?
Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club
Stay in touch and say hi on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jessgrippo
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don't try so hard. (introducing: The Emergent Method)
In this episode, I talk through the exact steps I take my Creative Emergence clients through to get out of their heads and to start doing their thing. You'll learn about how it's different than typical linear methods of creative production, and you'll hear an excerpt from a recent graduate of the program, Dylan.
Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you? Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club
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are your big ideas squelching you?
When left to our own devices, as creatives, we typically can get lost in thought and teeter between excitement about what’s possible and despair about not being there yet. This is why I believe that focusing too much on the big picture can be a squelcher of our creative energy. Learn more in this episode and hear from a graduate of Creative Emergence, Richard Chalfin, on how he got out of the big vision procrastination and into action.
Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you?
Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club
Check out Richard’s Bookstore Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thechathambookseller/
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"am I qualified enough?"
I hear so often from people either: I don’t feel qualified enough OR I had all this training and I still don’t know where to start. Wherever you fall on that spectrum, I hope this episode helps you give yourself permission to just do your thing. You’ll hear from a recent Creative Emergence graduate Eilidh on how art school squelched her creative expression and what she’s doing now to reclaim it.
Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you?
Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club
Clients mentioned:
Eilidh Ellery:
Queer, Scottish, Disabled Interdisciplinary Artist, Experimental Historian, Storyteller, Musical Comedian & Problem Solver.
eilidhellery.wordpress.com
https://www.instagram.com/eilidhellery/
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