Podcast #1: The War of Art and The Art of Action

I love the beginning of a new month – especially February. My birthday is on March 1st so I tend to take a lot of action in February. This year, I’m continuing the tradition by sharing my very first podcast.
I hope to utilize podcasts to share more of my creative process – something I don’t discuss too often on the blog. In this podcast, I discuss the powerful role of resistance and a call to action at the end.
I greatly appreciate your comments and look forward to discussing this topic with you! Thank you for listening :).
Click the play button below to listen to the podcast. It runs a little less than 10 minutes.
In case you have any difficulties with the player, you can click here to listen via Quicktime:
A Beautiful Ripple Effect Podcast 1
Book mentioned in this podcast: The War of Art by Steven Pressfield
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Related "ripples" you might enjoy:
- Dare to Turn Knowledge into Action
- What Are You Waiting For? 4 Steps to Begin Taking Bold Action
- Get More Done #2: How to Set Powerful Goals and Take Meaningful Action
- How to Take Action on a Daunting Project
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Great podcast, Carolyn! I loved it!
Twitter: clrsimple2
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Thank you so much, Jess :)! I bought the book after our Spring convo!!
Twitter: benspoont
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This is amazing! I love how you are able to tie the book into your own tip for strong action.
Twitter: clrsimple2
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Thank you! I didn’t really think through “talking points” so it seems a little fragmented to me – I’m happy you found a link between the call to action and The War of Art :). My next podcast will be a bit simpler hopefully!!
I loved the podcast Carolyn :)
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Thank you so much for your support, Lee!! Anything in particular you liked about it?
Twitter: artizencoaching
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Awesome podcast!! Love that you’re doing this.
Twitter: clrsimple2
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Thank you, Jenn! I’m excited to begin podcasting and to try something completely new!
Hi Carolyn,
I am so happy to have discovered your website! You seem like a very positive, motivated person and your writing is beautiful and thought-provoking. One of my dearest friends recovered from cancer, and another is battling with it today. Both are so positive. I think its so important to have recognized that there is a dark side to things and to determinedly shift our focus to the glass-half-full, to seeing the positives and sharing the good, as hard sometimes as that is.
Personally, blessed for now with good health, I’m working to try and share my positive outlook with others on my new blog, http://www.goodoodles.com…. a space in our violent, bad news, negatively-obssesed media for somethingS good. I don’t believe the world is as bad as they make it out to be! Who said we wanted to read and see all that and only that. Its a race to dig up the dirtiest dirt. Time for a change!!! Spread the positives! I’d love your thoughts on Goodoodles any time you have the time! And thanks for YOUR blog. I’ll be back for more. Happy Tuesday,
Twitter: clrsimple2
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Happy Tuesday to you as well! I am so grateful for your kind words about the blog and look forward to visiting your new blog! It sounds amazing :). Thank you for visiting and commenting!!!
Hi Carolyn, I’m visiting from class :) Firstly I’d like to say that I love your blog, its so filled with positivity and inspiration!! Love your blog name too. Congrats on your first podcast! Its so great to hear how this book has helped you move forward and start writing again. I suffer from resistance too. Thank you for the call to action :)
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So happy you found my blog! I’m happy you liked the call to action and hope you’ve already taken that little itty bitty action step!! Thank you for your support :).
I enjoyed the podcast.
Hello from class.Great podcast!The adventure of trying something new is so exciting….thanks for sharing.
Twitter: leanamay
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Great podcast. I love the “call to action.” I love when an idea is translated into a concrete action that I can carry out in my daily life.
Carolyn! this is wonderful! congratulations on your very first podcast! Isn’t “The War of Art” a complete eye opener?
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Thank you so much, Marisa! Such an eye opener and the podcast was so fun to record – thank you for inspiring me :)