Create for No Reason

Kate Volman
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A show about making something for the pure joy of it—not to be rich or famous or successful. You don't need to post it on social media. You don't need a reason. Give yourself permission to explore your creativity. Give yourself permission to play. It's always worth it. We promise.

  1. Don't Write a Book... Unless You Have No Choice with David Kadavy

    5일 전

    Don't Write a Book... Unless You Have No Choice with David Kadavy

    How do you know what you're meant to create? In this episode of Create For No Reason, I sit down with bestselling author David Kadavy to discuss curiosity, creativity, and what it really means to build a meaningful body of work. David shares why he published a novella under a secret pen name, how following his curiosity has shaped every stage of his career, why quitting the right projects can be just as important as finishing them, and how balancing exploration with execution has transformed the way he creates. One of my favorite parts of this conversation is David's reminder that you can't connect the dots looking forward—you can only connect them looking back. The challenge is having the courage to keep following what genuinely interests you, even when you don't yet know where it will lead. In this episode, you'll discover: ⭐ Why curiosity may be your greatest creative advantage ⭐ How to redefine success beyond money or productivity ⭐ Why some projects are worth creating simply because they matter to you ⭐ How to know when it's time to finish something—and when it's time to let it go ⭐ A simple exercise for turning overwhelming dreams into something you can actually start Whether you're writing a book, building a business, making art, or simply trying to create a life that feels more meaningful, this conversation will encourage you to trust your curiosity and keep creating.

    1시간 3분
  2. What Type of Dreamer Are You?

    6월 23일

    What Type of Dreamer Are You?

    Do you keep your dreams to yourself? Dream big but struggle to follow through? Or pride yourself on turning dreams into reality? In this episode of Create For No Reason, I share the three types of dreamers we discovered through our work at Floyd Consulting, helping people achieve their personal and professional dreams: the Quiet Dreamer, the Visionary Dreamer, and the Accomplished Dreamer. Each type has a unique superpower and a challenge that can keep them from achieving what matters most. The goal isn't to label yourself. It's to gain a little more self-awareness so you can recognize what's helping you move forward and what's holding you back. Whether you've stopped allowing yourself to dream, have more ideas than you know what to do with, or have become so focused on achievement that you've stopped dreaming big, this episode will help you identify your next step. In this episode, you'll discover: ⭐ The three dreamer types and how to identify yours ⭐ The hidden strengths that make each type unique ⭐ The challenges that can keep you stuck ⭐ Simple actions you can take to move closer to your dreams ⭐ Why self-awareness is one of the most powerful tools for achieving your goals So, what type of dreamer are you?

    8분
  3. 4 Books That Will Inspire You to Keep Creating

    5월 27일

    4 Books That Will Inspire You to Keep Creating

    When you're feeling stuck creatively, where do you turn? For me, it's usually books. There's something about picking one up, flipping to a random page, and finding exactly the sentence or idea you didn't know you needed. In this episode, I'm sharing four books I've been turning to lately when I need a little creative inspiration to keep going, and I hope at least one of them is going to hit for you, too. Whether you're in the middle of a creative project, procrastinating on something you care about, or just feeling a little creatively flat, these books have a way of reminding you why the work matters — and why you can do it. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why creativity often feels messy and uncertainA healthier way to think about the creative processWhy reading can help you reconnect with inspirationThe mindset shift that helps you keep creating Books mentioned in this episode: Refuse to Be Done by Matt Bell: https://amzn.to/4tT2W2xMeditations by Marcus Aurelius: https://amzn.to/4uxBvfxDevotions by Mary Oliver: https://amzn.to/4wVFQeoArt & Fear by David Bayles and Ted Orland: https://amzn.to/43wzSCY

    9분
  4. Create Imperfectly

    5월 12일

    Create Imperfectly

    If you’ve been talking about a creative project but haven't actually started it, this is your nudge to get moving. In this episode, I share what I’ve learned from participating in a 30-day poetry challenge and why challenges are one of the most powerful ways to stop procrastinating and finally create. This is my third year doing it, and every time, it reminds me that creating consistently matters far more than creating perfectly. When you give yourself a constraint, something shifts. You stop asking if you’re going to create and start showing up because you said you would. I also talk about the messy middle of the creative process, why so many people quit too early, and how daily creation helps you improve faster than waiting for inspiration. And at the end, I share one of the poems from this year’s challenge. Enjoy!

    9분
  5. The Simple Framework Behind Great Brand Storytelling with Park Howell

    2월 25일

    The Simple Framework Behind Great Brand Storytelling with Park Howell

    What if your message isn’t landing because you’re overcomplicating it? In this episode, I reconnect with Emmy Award-winning storyteller Park Howell to talk about why clarity beats cleverness — and why most creators struggle not because they lack talent, but because they lack structure. Park breaks down the simple storytelling framework that drives powerful brands, walks me through building one live on the show, and shares what it took to reinvent his career at 55. On this episode, you'll discover: The simple “And, But, Therefore” framework that strengthens any messageWhy some creators grow, and others stallHow to stop overthinking and focus on the one thing that mattersWhy your defining moments matter more than your big life storyA daily habit to unlock clarity and creative momentum

    45분
  6. Your Problems Aren't the Problem

    1월 27일

    Your Problems Aren't the Problem

    In this episode, I’m reflecting on how we think about problems. Whether you’re building something meaningful, leading a team, or navigating a season of uncertainty, challenges aren’t a sign that you’re off track, they're part of the process. I share a personal story from early in my career, reflect on the discomfort of the messy middle, and explore how a simple shift in perspective can change the way you move through whatever you’re facing right now. In this episode, you'll discover: A new way to see problems as part of growth, not something to avoidWhy the messy middle feels so uncomfortable — and why it mattersHow to approach challenges without rushing to escape themA simple journaling prompt to help you look at your current challenge differently

    8분
  7. Good Work Isn't Rushed

    1월 20일

    Good Work Isn't Rushed

    If you’ve ever felt frustrated by how long something is taking — a project, a dream, or even becoming the best version of yourself — remember that meaningful work takes time. Creating anything that matters isn’t just about producing the work itself. It’s about growing into the person capable of creating it. In this solo episode, I talk about the creative process and why it can’t be rushed, no matter what you’re building. Whether you’re writing a book, starting a business, launching something new, or trying to build a life you love, real progress happens slowly, through trial and error, imperfect drafts, and the willingness to keep going. You can’t fix a page that’s never been written, and you can’t find clarity without taking the first step. The work reveals itself through action, patience, and trust in the process. Let this be an invitation to stay with the work, embrace imperfections, and keep creating—not perfectly, but honestly, with the skills you have right now.

    4분
  8. How Comfort Can Hold You Back

    2025. 12. 30.

    How Comfort Can Hold You Back

    What if your life is good… but something is missing? In this episode, I sit down with coach and longtime friend Jen Rose for an honest conversation about intuition, courage, and what it really means to follow the quiet nudge that says, there’s more for you. Jen shares her journey from living a “fine” life to making bold, intentional changes — leaving corporate, relocating across the country, and building a coaching practice rooted in authenticity and self-trust. We explore why so many people stay stuck in complacency, how to make meaningful shifts without burning everything down, and the power of taking small, courageous steps toward the life you actually want. This conversation is for anyone who feels restless, muted, or unsure of their next move — and is ready to stop silencing their dreams and start living with more clarity, creativity, and confidence. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why a “fine” life often isn’t enoughHow to listen to intuition without abandoning strategyThe difference between big, dramatic change and small, meaningful shiftsWhy trusting the process doesn’t require knowing the outcome If you’ve been feeling the pull to dream a little bigger, this episode will meet you right where you are.

    33분
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A show about making something for the pure joy of it—not to be rich or famous or successful. You don't need to post it on social media. You don't need a reason. Give yourself permission to explore your creativity. Give yourself permission to play. It's always worth it. We promise.

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    Kate Volman
  • 방송 연도
    2020년 - 2026년
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