TAC 04: The Hater Within
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This week on The Anti-Casserole Podcast we take the conversation from the external to the internal. Sometimes the biggest hurdle in the way is… Ourselves. Let’s talk about the ogre that is the Hater Within and bring it out from the shadows. This big scary ogre, The Hater Within, is really just a cute puppy that needs to be loved. Listen in to our discussion as we hesitantly shine the light on the voice of The Hater Within.
[Apologies for audio quality that doesn’t match our previous weeks. We were having some technical difficulties but to not let The Hater Within win – we posted it anyways.]
Shout out to Hip Hop Artist and Producer, Noyz, for our theme music.
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Additional show notes below.
Resources Mentioned in Show:
- Dr. TC North: Envision what success looks like by Becoming a Mindset Master
- OAC Access and Career Development
- The 12 Week Year Goal Setting explanation by Jeff Sanders.
- Producers Lab Canadian Film Centre
- Book: The Now Habit
- Ira Glass Quote
- Thomas Edison quote: “If we did all the things we are capable of doing we would astound ourselves.”
- Book: Women who run with the Wolves
- Quote: It take 18 minutes to form an idea, but most people give up at 17. (I can’t find this quote anywhere – have any of you listeners heard it before?)
- Grant Bladwin: What are the stories we tell about ourselves?
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Joelle
July 2, 2015 @ 1:47 pm
Hi! Another great episode!
I recently blogged about feeling like I have to do a million creative things and I just want to be all over the place all the time. I really envy and look up to people who seem to manage a ton of projects across disciplines. I aspire to be talented and involved in different ways like that. Do you know that feeling and how do you keep yourself from being down on yourselves about not doing enough creatively?