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August 27, 2024 44 mins

In this episode of "Noticing," Maggie and Urvi are joined by Bree Luck, a dynamic storyteller, podcast producer, and the founder of Awkward Sage Media. Bree shares her journey from working in the arts and nonprofit sectors to becoming a podcast producer and network builder, focusing on the intersection of creativity, community, and growth. Bree discusses the importance of holding creative spaces and amplifying diverse voices through podcasting.

Key Topics Discussed:
  • Introduction to Bree Luck's Journey:
    • Bree's extensive background in storytelling, psychology, and community growth.
    • Her experience running nonprofits and directing theater companies.
    • Transition from drama therapy to podcasting, discovering the joy of merging creativity with technology.
  • The Power of Storytelling and Podcasting:
    • How Bree found podcasting to be a natural extension of her passion for storytelling.
    • The unique intimacy and accessibility of podcasting as a medium for sharing diverse stories.
    • Insights into creating a podcast network that supports coaches, healers, and educators.
  • Creating a Brave and Creative Space:
    • Adrienne Oliver's concept of holding a "brave space" for creative expression.
    • The importance of providing a safe, supportive environment for podcasters to share their authentic voices.
    • Balancing vulnerability and creativity in podcast production.
  • Manifesting and Connecting the Dots:
    • Discussion on manifesting creativity and the role of intention in bringing ideas to life.
    • How "connecting the dots" plays a crucial role in the creative process.
    • The concept of creating an ecosystem for personal and professional growth.
  • Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Embracing Vulnerability:
    • Bree's personal experiences with imposter syndrome and how she navigates feelings of self-doubt.
    • The importance of being vulnerable and open in the creative process.
    • Tips on how to maintain momentum and overcome creative blocks.
  • Building and Growing a Podcast Network:
    • Bree discusses the challenges and rewards of building a podcast network focused on niche topics.
    • Strategies for growing a podcast audience and monetizing content.
    • The future of podcasting and how to stay adaptable in a rapidly changing landscape.
  • Embracing Change and Finding Joy in the Process:
    • Reflections on the importance of timing and patience in both personal and professional growth.
    • How to find joy in the creative process and remain open to new possibilities.
    • The benefits of having multiple creative ideas and nurturing them over time.
Key Quotes:
  • "How do you hold someone's creative heart? How do you hold space for integrity, for creativity, for vulnerability?" - Bree Luck
  • "I don't have to reinvent anything. I don't have to impress anyone. The only task for this moment is just to look at the dots and figure out how I want to connect them today." - Bree Luck
  • "Creativity is connecting the dots... You have to act as if you're already in that space." - Bree Luck
  • "Manifesting is about cultivating the feelings and states of being that align with what you desire." - Maggie
  • "You don't actually have to know on the onset... Just start, you have what you need, and then you'll see the spark." - Urvi
  • "Every day, I would say to the book, 'I love you. You're my idea. I will see it through.'" - Urvi
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