Mini habits and the creative process

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The Blueprint

Andrew Lord

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How do you live life to the full? How do you make a positive difference? On The Blueprint we explore a wide variety of principles and expressions of 'success' from parents, educators and entrepreneurs who refuse to settle for 'ordinary' and who are now using different styles of education to scale their success in the community.

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Mini habits and the creative process - with Kate Gladdin

The Blueprint

40 minutes 53 seconds

4 years ago

Mini habits and the creative process - with Kate Gladdin

Today, we're catching up with award-winning international youth speaker and resilience specialist, Kate Gladdin!

If you're yet to have the privilege of hearing from Kate, then head back to episode 34 where we learned about how to get back up when life knocks you down. Kate has faced some tough challenges but has turned her heartbreak into purpose and now is changing lives through her passion to help teens both in Australia and the USA.

In this episode, we’re catch up on her exciting journey as she breaks into the life coaching space in the US and the story behind her very successful book, Mini Habits for Teens: Small Changes to Help You Navigate Life's Challenges.

If you're an author, or even considering starting up any creative way to share you r message - a blog, a podcast, a newsletter, or an online course - then you're going to get a lot of value out of the insights Kates shares in this episode.

Some of Kate’s most practical tips are:

1 - There's no right way to go about this—what matters is the mini habits. Give yourself a structure to work by, and make sure you hit your mini-milestones.

2 - Don't edit yourself. Coaching yourself to a process and getting creative in the process are two very different things. Make sure you are able to take off the different hats at different times.

And 3 - tips on building an audience and handling criticism. Being consistent, being in it for the long game, and being vulnerable, and honest

And while we're talking about creative projects and helping young people to reach their full potential - this week, I have a special lockdown learning webinar called 5 Ways to Engage Your Kids and Prime them to Learn and Succeed, no matter the circumstances

Save your spot now and learn how to create an amazing learning experience for your child.

Let’s catch up with Kate now...