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The Good Listening To Show: Stories of Distinction & GeniusFounder Story: Unleashing Your Inner Wonder Woman with 'Queen of the Americas' Jennifer Logue, CEO of Leadership Communication Skills Consultancy Phenomenal SpeakingSend a textWhat happens when Southern hospitality meets New York Assertiveness? You get Jennifer Logue, the force behind Phenomenal Speaking, who's transforming how Leaders communicate through a powerful blend of Emotional Intelligence and Radical Candor.Jennifer's journey began in the South, where family values and entrepreneurial spirit shaped her foundation. Her grandfather – a trial attorney she affectionately calls "Papa" – showed her what true Leadership looks like by fighting for justice while raising three strong women. "Remember you are loved," his words that catch in her throat when she shares them, became both her personal mant...
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Creative Space with Jennifer LogueHow to Take Creative Risks FearlesslyIn this episode of Creative Space, we explore a topic that many creatives face: how to take creative risks without letting the fear of failure hold you back. Inspired by an email from Mia, a visual artist and photographer from Boston, Jennifer shares actionable advice on how to embrace the unknown and step out of your comfort zone to grow as an artist.Whether you're an emerging artist or a seasoned professional, this episode offers practical tips and encouragement to help you take bold creative leaps and find joy in the process.For more resources...
2024-12-2305 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueTyler Andrews on Acting, Life in LA, and 'The Christmas Chain'In this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue sits down with Tyler Andrews, an actor whose journey has taken him from Playhouse West to starring roles in film, television, and theater. Most recently, Tyler captivated audiences as Jerome in The Christmas Chain, now streaming on Apple TV+.Jennifer and Tyler dive deep into:His early life and how a friend's unconventional compliment sparked his acting journey.The transformative experience of training at Playhouse West and its impact on his career.Overcoming self-doubt and building resilience as a creative professional.Adapting to life in Los Angeles...
2024-12-1652 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueHow to Get into Creative Flow: Tips for Getting in the Zone as an ArtistIn this episode of Creative Space, we dive into the elusive yet magical state of creative flow—the moment when everything clicks and creativity flows effortlessly. Inspired by an email from Sam, a filmmaker and musician from Austin, Jennifer shares practical tips on how to enter and sustain this highly productive and fulfilling state more often.Whether you're a writer, musician, artist, or any type of creative, this episode offers actionable advice to help you find your flow state more consistently and enjoy your creative process to the fullest.For more resources and to join ou...
2024-12-0903 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueRod Kim On 90s Nostalgia, Songwriting Hustle, and TikTok FameIn this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue chats with Rod Kim, a multifaceted creative who wears many hats—songwriter, TikTok influencer, and podcast host of Rod Kim’s Millennial Sleepover. From crafting music for high-profile clients like the Philadelphia Phillies and Google to building a devoted TikTok following as a 90s nostalgia guru, Rod shares his incredible journey in the entertainment industry.Together, Jennifer and Rod explore:His creative evolution from the Delaware music scene to life in Los Angeles.Insights into his songwriting process for artists, TikTok influencers, and corporate clients.The challenges and...
2024-12-021h 10Creative Space with Jennifer LogueIs Copywriting Dead? How to Stay Relevant in the Age of AIIn this episode of Creative Space, we explore a question that’s causing concern for many in the advertising industry: is copywriting becoming obsolete with the rise of AI and automation? Inspired by an email from Kevin, an Associate Creative Director at an ad agency, Jennifer provides advice on how copywriters can stay motivated and relevant in this rapidly changing landscape.Whether you're a seasoned copywriter or just starting out, this episode offers practical tips to help you navigate the evolving world of advertising and keep your creativity thriving.For more resources and to join ou...
2024-11-2505 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueUnlocking Success for Creative Entrepreneurs with Marjorie Gutierrez of Smart Business DesignsIn this insightful episode of Creative Space, we sit down with Marjorie Gutierrez, founder of Smart Business Designs, who brings over 25 years of experience in the fine art shipping industry to the podcast. Marjorie has worked in some of the world’s top art cities, including London and New York, helping creatives and artists scale their businesses by implementing effective systems, strategies, and structures.Marjorie shares her journey, discusses the importance of having processes in place to ensure long-term success, and introduces her fun yet practical "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe" method for diversifying income streams. Whether you're an...
2024-11-1856 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueHow to Find a Creative Community: Tips for Connecting with Like-Minded ArtistsIn this episode of Creative Space, host Jennifer Logue tackles a common challenge for many creatives: finding a supportive and inspiring community. Inspired by an email from Alex, a freelance writer from Portland, Jennifer shares practical advice on how to connect with like-minded creatives, whether you're working from home or searching for a community that truly resonates.Whether you’re an artist, writer, musician, or creative of any kind, this episode offers actionable tips to help you find a community that supports and inspires your creative journey.For more resources and to join our community, si...
2024-11-1105 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueDr. Sally Anne Gross On Music, Mental Health, and Navigating Industry ChallengesIn this insightful episode of Creative Space, Jennifer Logue sits down with Dr. Sally Anne Gross, a pioneering figure in the music industry who has spent over three decades as a practitioner, researcher, and academic. Dr. Gross, the co-author of Can Music Make You Sick?, shares her findings on the mental health challenges faced by musicians and how the pressures of the modern music industry impact their well-being.In this conversation, Jennifer and Dr. Gross explore:The intense pressures artists face in today’s fast-paced digital world.The mental health struggles revealed in Dr. Gross’s grou...
2024-11-041h 19Creative Space with Jennifer LogueArtists and Birthday AnxietyWhat if you could transform your birthday from a source of anxiety into a celebration of your unique journey as an artist? On this episode of “Creative Space,” we explore the emotional rollercoaster that birthdays can be and how I learned to cherish them rather than dread them. Drawing inspiration from Jonathan Larson's song "30/90" from ‘Tick Tick Boom,’ I share my personal evolution from fixating on unattained milestones to embracing the wisdom and experiences that come with each passing year.To all my fellow artists feeling the pressure of time, let's change the narrative. Celebrate each year...
2024-07-2805 minCreative Space with Jennifer Logue21 Artist Date Ideas Perfect for SummerSummer is a fantastic time to ignite your creativity and rediscover the joys of childhood through artistic adventures. In this episode of Creative Space, host we delve into 21 exciting artist date ideas inspired by Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way." These ideas are designed to nurture your inner artist and make the most of the vibrant summer season. Whether you're an experienced creative or someone looking to reconnect with your creative side, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical suggestions to enrich your summer. Enjoy!For more on me, your host and creative coach, visit...
2024-07-2208 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueThe Pros and Cons of Going on Vacation for Artists and Creative ProfessionalsCan taking a vacation make or break your creative career? On this episode of Creative Space, we unpack the intricate balance between the necessity of time off and the potential risks it holds for creatives of all kinds. For many, stepping away from daily routines can be transformative, offering much-needed rest, enhanced moods, and fresh perspectives that fuel creativity.But is there a downside to taking time off? I delve into the potential pitfalls. Drawing from personal anecdotes and experiences of artists who swear by the "no days off" mantra, I highlight the dedication required to achieve...
2024-07-1509 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueHelp Shape the Next Chapter of Creative SpaceEver wondered what the future holds for "Creative Space?" Today, we take a stroll down memory lane, reflecting on the amazing journey we've embarked on together as we approach the podcast's third year of programming. From inspiring conversations to thought-provoking stories, each episode has been crafted with love and your unwavering support in mind. But here's the exciting part: I need your help to shape the future of this podcast! Whether you're a longtime follower or a new listener, this is your chance to influence the upcoming year of content. What topics fire you up the most? W...
2024-07-0702 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueDr. Merideth Hite Estevez On Rediscovering Joy in Creativity and Her New BookOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Merideth Hite Estevez, a world-class oboist who shares her transformative journey from burnout to bliss. Learn how her experiences at Juilliard and her subsequent creative recovery led her to establish Artists for Joy, a thriving community that helps artists overcome their blocks and rediscover joy in creativity. Merideth delves into the profound impact Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way" had on her life, and how it inspired her to pen her own book, "The Artist's Joy."Together, we explore a holistic def...
2024-07-0142 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueSarah Hester Ross On Embracing Social Media as an Artist and Preventing BurnoutOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Sarah Hester Ross, star of social media and stage, known for her unique blend of musical comedy that gets the conversation started around hot-button topics. You may know a few of her hits like “No Babies” or “Stop Giving Men Microphones” or have seen her latest comedy special, “Don’t Mess With A Redhead,” which is now available on Amazon Prime and most other streaming platforms.We cover a lot of ground in this episode, including Sarah’s career journey so far, finding her a...
2024-06-1751 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueNavigating Life's Waiting PeriodsIn our journey through life, we often find ourselves in waiting periods—times when opportunities seem distant, and our dreams feel just out of reach.On this episode of Creative Space, we’ll explore how to navigate life’s waiting periods, whether it’s creatively, personally or professionally. We’ll also dive into practical strategies to manage waiting periods effectively. I'll share techniques that have worked for me, and I invite you to connect and share your own experiences. Together, we can build a supportive community that navigates these challenging moments with grace and optimism.Have you r...
2024-06-1008 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueFinding Clarity On Your Next StepOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring how to find clarity on your next step. I share my own current conundrum with figuring out what’s next creatively speaking and how I’m responding to the uncertainty.We'll explore practical steps to stay proactive and creative during inevitable “waiting periods” that include adopting an exploration mindset and discovering the power of small, everyday actions that can prepare you for future opportunities—even if you’re not sure what they are just yet.Have you ever found yourself lacking clarity as to where to g...
2024-06-0306 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueThe Personal Why Behind Your Creative ProjectOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring the importance of having a personal ‘why’ behind a creative project.I share my own personal ‘why’ for a recent project I started—posting my music practice videos on TikTok as I uplevel my piano and singing skills. This episode is also an invitation to explore your own reasons for pursuing your creative endeavors. Whether you're an aspiring musician, a visual artist, or any kind of creator, knowing your personal 'why' can fuel your journey and help sustain your motivation. Don't forget to reach out a...
2024-05-2704 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueAnnika Connor On Allowing Yourself to Shine as an ArtistOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Brooklyn-based artist, actor and screenwriter, Annika Connor.Primarily known for her watercolor and oil paintings, Annika also writes screenplays and sketch comedy, and was recently elected to the SAG-AFTRA board for New York. She’s the owner and president of Active Ideas Productions, an arts organization whose mission is to serve the artistic community by facilitating the presence and publication of young talented artists and educating the public about their work. In addition, she owns Annika’s Artshop, an online...
2024-05-201h 02Creative Space with Jennifer LogueHow the Law of 100 Can Help CreativesOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we’ll be exploring Noah Kagan’s Law of 100 and how it can apply to creativity.I first heard about the concept on his podcast and loved it so much, I picked up his book over the weekend, “Million Dollar Weekend.”So what is the Law of 100 exactly? Well, you have to listen to the podcast to find out, but if you have a tendency to quit projects too soon, it’s something worth looking into. While Noah uses this idea in the context of business, I think it m...
2024-05-1308 minCreative Space with Jennifer LogueCorey Jones of TREBEL on Why Artists Are the Ultimate EntrepreneursOn today’s episode of Creative Space, we have the pleasure of speaking with Corey Jones, co-founder and Global Head of Music at TREBEL, one of the fastest-growing music streaming platforms in the world. At the time of this recording (February 4, 2024), the company had grown to 13 million monthly users.Prior to TREBEL, Corey was on the finance side of things, getting his degree in Economics from Duke, MBA from Stanford and working in investment banking and private equity.But he’s also a musician, having played bass and guitar in many bands over the years and...
2024-05-061h 07Creative Space with Jennifer LogueMy Biggest Takeaways From Doing "The Artist's Way"On this week’s episode of Creative Space, as promised, I’m going over my biggest takeaways from reading and doing the work in Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” It’s been a transformative three months, and choosing to get started in January of this year was wonderful, because now we’re into spring and my creativity feels like it’s been infused with new life.If you’re interested in reading "The Artist’s Way" you can purchase it here.For more on me, your host and creative...
2024-04-2906 minCreative Space with Jennifer Logue"The Artist's Way: Week 12"—Recovering a Sense of FaithOn this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 12 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Faith.”There is so much to cover but there are four principles we’ll talk about: trusting, mystery, the imagination at play, and escape velocity. One of my favorite passages from this chapter: “We speak often about ideas as brainchildren. What we do not realize is that brainchildren, like all babies, should not be dragged from the creative womb prematurely. Id...
2024-04-2210 minCreative Space with Jennifer Logue"The Artist's Way Week 11"—Recovering a Sense of AutonomyOn this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 11 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Autonomy.”There is so much to cover but there are two principles we’ll talk about: acceptance, success and the zen of sports. One of my favorite passages from this chapter: “If you are happier writing than not writing, painting than not painting, singinging than not singing, acting than not acting, directing than not directing, for God’s sake, let yourself do...
2024-04-1508 minCreative Space with Jennifer Logue"The Artist's Way Week 10"—Recovering a Sense of Self-ProtectionOn this week’s episode of Creative Space, we’re diving into Chapter 10 of Julia Cameron’s seminal book on creativity, “The Artist’s Way.” The focus for this week is “Recovering a Sense of Self-Protection.”There is so much to cover but there are two principles we’ll talk about: fame and competition.One of my favorite quotes from this chapter: “The desire to be better than can choke off the simple desire to be. As artists we cannot afford this thinking. It leads us away from our own voices and choices and into a defensive game tha...
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