Doe Presents: Say What You Mean

Today, we're talking organizing your week in a way that flows with you, not against you.

Welcome back, did you miss me?

We're doing new starts, we're climbing cringe mountain, and we're all climbing to the top together. Get in, let's go.

This week we're talking about how to bring awareness to how we show up in communicating. Let's take a moment to think about it, what's your point?

Welcome back to Say What You Mean, season 3! We are delighted to be back with you. Our first episode of the new season talks about beginnings, how fitting. Starting can be, or at least feel, incredibly pressurized. Let's talk about two ideas we've been inspired by recently on how to continue, to start.

Thank you to:

- Our Patreon supporters for making Say What You Mean possible

- Dom Potter, our intro composer

Today, we're talking self-talk. Welcome back to Say What You Mean, we're glad you're here.

We often keep score against ourselves unfairly, especially when it comes to how we value our art. How do we kill the scoreboard? We share three ways we keep score against ourselves, why we do it, and what we can do differently in this week's episode of Say What You Mean. We're glad you're here.

We're looking at communication myths, why they're not the greatest option, and what's out there that's more effective. Today on the chopping block, The Sandwich.

Networking can be a huge 'ugh'. But what makes it feel that way, and how can we make it easier? Today we're talking about, The Dreaded Dance of Networking. We're glad you're here.

How are procrastination and self-sabotage intertwined, and how do we identify them? Listen into today's episode as we chat about tackling both.

Today, we're talking about the freedom in not knowing, what it feels like to carry yourself as an artist with effortless impact, and my favorite painting at the Dali. We're glad you're here.

Thank you to our Patreon supporters for making Say What You Mean possible, and thank you to Dom Potter for our killer soundtrack, as well as for ordering us milkshakes while I recorded this in the wee hours. 

Today, we're talking about communicating intentionally. What does it mean to truly Say What You Mean in a way that feels 'on purpose'? 

Collaborations & boundaries. Oof. How do we communicate our boundaries in a graceful way? What's the best way to participate in, or say no to, collab invites? It's not a boxing match, it's more of a dance. Let's get into it.

Thank you to our Patreon Supporters for making this podcast happen, and to Dom Potter for our killer intro.

We're glad you're here

How do you find inspiration that truly sticks, that serves your vision, and keeps you going in the face of adversity? How do you communicate confidently while remaining authentic.... even when you don't feel it? Let's talk about it.

Caller #1, we're listening! This bonus Q+A episode walks through a few of your submitted ideas/questions from season 1! Have a suggestion or question we haven't talked about yet? Send it on over! We're listening on IG @doecreativeco, or by email through hello@doecreative.co

Today, we're talking about creating simply to create - and how that enables you to communicate in a more refined, refreshed, and renewed manner. We're glad you're here.

Thank you to Dom Potter for the killer intro, and thank you to all our Patreon supporters for making Say What You Mean a reality!

How do you deal with feeling guilty for selling your services, art, or products? We've got a few ideas. Welcome back to Say What You Mean

Thank you to our Patreon supporters for making this podcast possible, 

and thank you to Dom Potter for the killer intro. 

How do you go from getting stuck in going through the motions with your creative clients to going above and beyond - without adding hours of work to your schedule? All it takes is faith, trust, and a little bit of personal touch

How do I keep up with the algorithm? What's the secret to cracking the code and boosting my audience? My engagement needs to be hacked! We've all heard it. Let's get down 'n dirty with the algorithm and bringing value to your audience.

Stop saying 'no' for someone else. Today on Say What You Mean, we're talking about negative space and leaving room in your communication. It's time to find your rhythm. 

What happens when your dreams don't come true? How do you finish your project well? How do you avoid getting stuck in the pit of perpetual planning? Let's talk about finishing well and fresh starts. 

Thank you to our Patreon supporters for making Say What You Mean possible, and thank you to Dom Potter for our enchanting intro. 

Today's episode is about the moments of pause in-between, and the powerful communication they contain. Thanks for listening. 

Thank you to our Patreon supporters for making this possible:

Sandy Rubin

Milton John Velazquez

Yoshee

Livie Baker

Dorsa Vaziri

Jacob Bailes

Denny Mee

And an extra-special thank you to Dom Potter for our intro track.

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Too many notifications to reply to, it can seem impossible to keep up. Today's episode talks about a couple of ways to help make it easier and more efficient to communicate with your clients on all the ever-evolving platforms of contact. Let's build a launchpad!

It's only the second episode and we're talking ..... money - strategic, right? Tune in for a few tips on how to make the experience less sweaty for you AND your client.

Intro music by the one and only Dom Potter

Special Thanks to all our Patreon supporters:

- Sandy Rubin

- Dorsa Vaziri

- Milton John Velazquez

- Denny Mee

- Roshnaey Khattak

Phew, we're really here. Welcome to the beginning of the conversation. Launching Say What You Mean - how we got here, where we're going - and how you can be a part of it. We'll also chat a bit about how to eliminate the overuse of 'sorry' and 'just' as communication weakeners. An extra special thanks to the one and only Dom Potter for our surreal intro track. And special thanks to you for being here.