Creative Sauce with Andi Osho Andi Osho

In this final episode on Teams Andi talks about what a difference having creative collaborators can make and how having a supportive network of creatives made her journey easier. There’s also another great listeners comment from musician and poet, Paul Leonidou and bite size advice from actor, producer and friend of the podcast, David Gyasi. And later on, Andi also shares an important announcement. 
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
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Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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Andi picks up the conversation on Teams this week as she discusses more key players who can support your career progression. In particular Andi focuses on publicists and how they can play a key role in shaping your public profile. Sharing personal experiences of how she discovered the value of PR, Andi gives examples of the contribution they’ve made to her and could make to your professional growth. As well as publicists, Andi also looks at other team members such as accountants and assistants who may help free up your time so you can focus on what’s important, your creativity!
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
Do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.
Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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This week on Creative Sauce Andi discussed Teams, why it’s important for a creative to have one, what types of relationships they might be and she goes into detail about one of the most important relationships a creative has – with their reps. As well as this, there’s a great listeners’ comment from Paul Leonidou as well as Bite Sized Advice from Author, Kiley Dunbar. 
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
Do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.
Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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In this episode, Andi wraps up the conversation on comparison and envy by looking at jealousy. She shares personal stories of jealous colleagues but also what the best response to their negativity will always be. There’s also great bitesize advice from Casualty favourite, Charles Venn and of course, your listeners comments. 
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
Do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.
Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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In this second of three episodes, Andi untangles the difference between envy and jealousy and looks at how envy can be a benefit in your outlook and its pitfalls too. She also gets real, discussing moments when her envy has reared its head. And shares a great technique for creating a healthy relationship with your own envy. 
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
Do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.
Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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This is the first of three eps (even though two are mentioned in the show!) all about comparison and envy when it comes to life as a creative. In this opener, Andi discusses why we compare, the different types of comparison and why ‘helpful’ memes telling us not to do it are actually of no help at all! Instead Andi shares suggests that will transform your relationship with comparison completely, leaving you free to focus on your creativity 
Thanks as always to those who’ve supported the show through Acast and to all the new and current Patreon subscribers. Visit the Patreon page to find out how you can support the show and access cool perks like bonus content, mentoring and shout outs or click on the Acast link below.
Do follow Creative Sauce socials Instagram, Twitter and check out our new Creative Sauce Network on Facebook.
Lastly, if you like a good read, Andi’s debut comedy novel, Asking For A Friend is available on paperback, audio book and e-book. Click here for deets and her new book, Tough Crowd, is available on pre-order here. 
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Social Comparison Theory
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