The Art of Lost and Found with Brooke Estin

Brooke Estin | Creative Amplifier

The Art of Lost and Found is a podcast that explores creative recovery and transformation. Creativity is a tool to help you consider alternative perspectives, experiment with new ideas and better deal with uncertainty and challenges across all areas of your life. Join Creative Amplifier, Brooke Estin on a creative journey to explore stories and uncover insights, resources and tools to align with your most creative, purposeful life.

  1. JUN 24

    #45 | How AI can unlock a New Era for Creative Entrepreneurs | Nathaniel Whittemore Interview

    Are you worried AI might take your creative job? Nathaniel Whittemore—a tech entrepreneur, strategist, and early AI pioneer—believes the opposite is true. In his words, “AI is a set of tools that can 100x what you can do as an individual.” In this powerful conversation, Nathaniel breaks down:- How AI can enhance creativity rather than replace it- Why now is a golden moment for creators who adapt- His personal journey from startup founder to AI thought leader- How using AI will help multiplying creative Potential, Not Destroy It Whether you’re a writer, designer, marketer, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with insight on how to stay ahead of the curve—and thrive creatively in the age of AI.Learn more about Nathaniel: (@nlw on all platforms) and his Generative AI company SuperIntelligent https://besuper.ai/home -- ✨ Ready to design your dream life and build a business that lets you actually live? I'm Brooke Estin — former Silicon Valley strategist turned 6-figure founder. I help ambitious women and creatives create purpose-driven businesses aligned with their values, vision, and joy. 👇 WORK WITH ME 👇Grow your biz with strategy + emotional clarity. 🎨 Book your free Brand Therapy call here → https://brookeestin.com/freecall 📌 FREE RESOURCES FOR YOUR BIZ 👉 https://brookeestin.com/free #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurmindset #businesscoaching #personaldevelopment #growthmindset #mindset #entrepreneurjourney #personalgrowth #businessgrowth #businesstips #businesssuccess #womeninbusiness #womenempowerment #lifedesign #lifedesigncoach

    1h 31m
  2. MAY 13

    #44 | How I stopped undercharging and DOUBLED MY INCOME by attracting my IDEAL clients

    Do you feel overwhelmed with your entrepreneurial journey? Have you really looked into what type of clients you're attracting? For many years, I worked with clients that saw my services as an expense, and would not value if I overdelivered or the experience I created. I felt burnt out and undervalued. But then I decided to raise my prices, to work on attracting the right type of client. Someone who would see what I brought to the table as an investment, not as an expense. I changed and improved my systems. And now, years later, I can tell that even if I take on less clients, I make more money than before. I am the owner of my own time and can really say that I feel freedom. ✨ Ready to design your dream life and build a business that lets you actually live? I'm Brooke Estin — former Silicon Valley strategist turned 6-figure founder. I help ambitious women and creatives create purpose-driven businesses aligned with their values, vision, and joy.🌍 Explore more at https://brookeestin.com/ 👇 RESOURCES FOR YOUR BIZ JOURNEY💌 Join my newsletter (& even more freebies!): https://brookeestin.com/free 🧠 Life Design Coaching: https://brookeestin.com/coaching 🎨 Brand Therapy: https://brookeestin.com/brand-therapy #businesscoaching #personaldevelopment #growthmindset #mindset #selflove #personalgrowth #businessgrowth #businesstips #businesssuccess #womeninbusiness #womenempowerment #lifedesign #lifedesigncoach #entrepreneur-- TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Welcome to the Art of Lost and Found! 06:31 I felt misaligned and completely disconnected 09:23 How everything was out of control 12:12 How I work smarter, not harder 16:47 Integrity and Freedom 20:00 Shifting the focus, brought the right time of client

    24 min
  3. 10/15/2024

    #41 | Earn More By Saying No To Clients | Mini Solo Episode

    In this mini solo episode of The Art of Lost and Found Podcast, I share how I grew my income by taking on 45% less clients. I'll share my own experience and insights on the importance of choosing the right clients (and saying no to the wrong ones), recognizing when it’s time to make strategic shifts in your clientele, and how creating systems and automating certain processes can make everything flow with more ease, less time and stress. I open up about my own experiences of moving from low-paying clients to those who truly value quality and are ready to invest in their own growth. And most importantly, I talk about how crucial it is to design a business model that aligns with your core values and allows you to serve your clients in a meaningful way. Key Takeaways Many people prioritize branding prematurely. Client selection is crucial for business success. Raising prices without changing clientele can lead to issues. Working with clients who value your work is essential. Automation can liberate time and reduce overwhelm. Streamlining processes can lead to increased income with fewer clients. Investing in tools can enhance efficiency and professionalism. Understanding the value of your services helps in client relationships. Intentional business model design is key to avoiding burnout. Listening to intuition aids in making better client choices. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Art of Lost and Found 01:08 The Importance of Client Selection 05:51 Shifting Clientele for Better Returns 10:40 Streamlining Processes and Automation 14:27 Transformational Shifts in Business Strategy 18:42 Intentional Business Model Design Keywords branding, client selection, business strategy, automation, entrepreneurship, design, project management, client relationships, service providers, creative business

    21 min
  4. #40 | Re-Claiming and Embodying Creativity | Shawn Parell

    10/01/2024

    #40 | Re-Claiming and Embodying Creativity | Shawn Parell

    In this episode, we deep dive with Shawn Parell, a therapist, yoga + meditation teacher, and creative practitioner, about the process of reclaiming and embodying one's creativity. We explore the challenges of separating from one's creative self and the importance of reconnecting with it for a more authentic and fulfilling life. We get into the concept of self-abandonment and the fear of judgment that often holds people back from expressing their creativity as well as the value of practice and the evolution of one's creative journey. Our conversation touches on topics such as vulnerability, worthiness, and the intersection of inner and outer work in creative entrepreneurship. Shawn shares her personal journey of integrating her various passions and finding her authentic expression and we touch on the therapeutic aspect of creativity and the power of growth and transformation. You can learn more about Shawn's work on her website here: https://www.shawnparell.com/ If you like her brand and website, learn more about creating your own here: https://iknowagal.co/ Key Takeaways Separating from one's creative self can lead to feelings of self-abandonment and a disconnection from one's authentic expression. Reclaiming and embodying one's creativity is a healing process that requires courage and vulnerability. Practice is essential for cultivating authenticity and connecting with one's creative self. The fear of judgment and unworthiness often holds people back from expressing their creativity. Creative entrepreneurship requires both inner work and the development of practical skills. The journey of creativity is an ongoing process of evolution and self-discovery. The creative process requires different roles at different stages, such as the artist, the editor, and the promoter. Permission, trust, and vulnerability are essential in the creative journey. Integrating various passions and finding authentic expression is a personal and evolving process. Creativity can be a therapeutic and transformative act. Support and collaboration are crucial in the creative process. Quotes "A creative reclamation process really is a healing process." "We all have that fear of abandonment. It means that we're trying to avoid being kicked out of the tribe, which was certain death in ancient times." "Authenticity is about a daily practice of embracing who we are and letting go of who we think we should be." "Opportunity favors the prepared." "Recognizing we are not responsible for creating everything." "Enlightenment is an accident, but practice helps you be more accident prone." Chapters Introduction and Background Childhood Creativity and the Process of Separation The Tension Between Social Expectations and Authentic Expression Self-Abandonment and the Healing Process The Fear of Judgment and the Importance of Authenticity Creative Entrepreneurship: Inner Work and Practical Skills The Evolution of Creativity: A Journey of Self-Discovery The Essence of Truth in Visualization The Process of Integration and Expansion A Comprehensive and Holistic Engagement Trusting the Spark of Inspiration The Roles in the Creative Process Giving Permission to Your Younger Self The Healing and Transformative Power of Creativity The Importance of Support and Collaboration Keywords creativity, therapy, self-abandonment, authenticity, practice, vulnerability, worthiness, creative journey, creative entrepreneurship, creative process, support, collaboration, creative flow, roles, permission, trust, vulnerability, integration, authentic expression, therapeutic, growth, transformation

    1h 8m
5
out of 5
8 Ratings

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The Art of Lost and Found is a podcast that explores creative recovery and transformation. Creativity is a tool to help you consider alternative perspectives, experiment with new ideas and better deal with uncertainty and challenges across all areas of your life. Join Creative Amplifier, Brooke Estin on a creative journey to explore stories and uncover insights, resources and tools to align with your most creative, purposeful life.