Undoing Perfectionism
By James Hicks
Undoing PerfectionismSep 12, 2021
Episode 9 - Vince Byron: Don't give power to resistance by thinking about trying to reach your goal. Instead fill your mind as if you've already done it, as the second time is always easier.
Vince Byron is a Professional BMX Athlete from Brisbane, Australia. Since 2011 Vince has been collecting medals at the X Games, Dew Tour and other Mega Ramp events, with currently 16 Golds and over 20 more podium finishes. Vince’s background in gymnastics has laid down a solid foundation of breaking down tricks into sub-skills in order to achieve the overall goal. From pioneering new tricks on the Vert and Mega Ramp, to being the first person to successfully ride a BMX bike down a snow super pipe, Vince knows the power of thought and its potential.
Information about Vince's coaching and BMX Athlete Guide are available on his website;
https://vincebyron.com/
Instagram;
https://www.instagram.com/vincebyron
https://www.instagram.com/vincebyronbmx
Vince is currently sponsored by;
BMX International
https://www.bmxinternational.com.au/
Lairdframe
https://www.lairdframe.com/
Profile Racing
https://www.profileracing.com/
Alpine Stars
https://www.alpinestars.com/
Aline
https://aline.com/
Ethica
https://ethika.com/
Episode 8 - Janel Brandon: Chasing discomfort gives you power to grow, owning your mistakes gives you power to do what needs to be done.
If you're based in Australia and are interested in a career in Tech, check out the courses available at;
coderacademy.edu.au/
Janel is currently working in the team at:
clipchamp.com/en/
Episode 7 - Ricky Kuruppu: Reconnect with your inner child to become energised and lend playfulness to your creativity. Remember that there's more fulfillment when your work gives to others.
Ricky Kuruppu a.k.a Boy Under the Bridge is an author and poetry-meets-street artist from Melbourne, Australia. His work has recently gained mainstream media attention for its touching appeal, as his snippets of poetry find synchronicity with those who find them randomly placed around the city streets. Having initially started a blog after suggestion from a housemate, Ricky quickly found the creative energy inside him which he has listened to ever since, allowing him to be taken on a ride which has found its place in sharing personal stories and messages which others can learn from and feel connected through.
All of Ricky's work and Socials can be found through his website below;
https://boyunderthebridge.com/
Episode 6 - Jonathan Creed: Take on challenges and hack your way through them. It will be worth it if you embrace the grind and see them through. Just don't give up.
Jonathan Creed is a musician and filmmaker from Brisbane, Australia. Jono's drive is apparent through the level at which he pushes his creative work. From learning how to drum in extreme metal bands to touring Australia, and directing short films with no directing experience to winning film awards, he quickly adapts to whatever opportunity arises by focusing on his goals, seeing through the dark times and simply not giving up.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathancreed
Filmmaking Website https://www.crackerjacpictures.com/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user35804744
All Hours (band): https://www.facebook.com/allhoursband
All Hours (band): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmLTic7zoIIkFEzfRh8Q3bA
All hours (band): https://open.spotify.com/artist/6v08IqGwQha0pYqAHb5VeS
Episode 5 - Kristin Berardi: If you spent all your time on practice you'd lose all the other experiences which help give a realness to your creative work that people really connect with.
Kristin Berardi is a professional Jazz singer and teacher from Mackay, Australia. She is internationally renown, having won the International Vocal Competition of the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2006, and released work with collaborations from the likes of guitarist James Sherlock, saxophonist Rafael Karlen, pianists Sean Foran and Florian Ross, saxophonist Rafael Karlen, and also the Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra. Kristin has taught at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music in both Mackay and Brisbane (where she has been based through most of her career), and has recently relocated to Lucerne, Switzerland to teach at the Institute of Jazz and Folk Music (Lucerne School of Music, University of Applied Sciences and Arts).
Website: https://www.kristinberardi.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1EqUnXUwgLiIB4yeITSHLs?si=LijTb2woSx2QJ8qFikPtSw
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAG76swHdQE3m4MnQ-ms76Q
Episode 4 - Jake Gerstle: Silence your inner critic with healthy habits, and let the creativity flow.
Jake Gerstle is an artist and musician from Brisbane, Australia who works full-time as a tattooist. Also working on commission pieces of various media, he has built a following from his distinctive style of lines and dot-work that he has developed from the inspiration of cultures all around the world.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakeabstraction/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abstractionartist
Current Studio: https://seventhcircle.com.au/
New Studio: https://www.instagram.com/minds_eye_tattoo/
Episode 3 - Lewis Lotherington: Be kind to yourself! You might not like your work, but someone else will.
Lewis is a musician and freelance photographer based in Brisbane, Australia. His reflective and hungry mindset drives change and growth in his life. Since the recording of this episode (about one month later), Lewis is leaving his full-time job in Logistics to pursue his love of photography full-time.
Main Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewislotherington/
Food Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewislovestoeat/
Episode 2 - Caitlin Boland: It doesn't matter when you publish, you will always critique your work. So publish it and celebrate it!
Caitlin Boland a.k.a KTB is a creative photographer from Brisbane, Australia. She has been running her business for nearly 10 years, having built a unique and recognisable style in her work along the way. Website: https://ktb.media/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ktbsaysrelax/
Episode 1 - Jackson Cheng: Using social media as a tool to improve your creative skills.
Jackson is a designer, photographer and musician from Brisbane, Australia. He has an awesome attitude towards creativity, and it shows through the quality of his work in all the fields he dabbles in.
Website: https://www.jacksoncheng.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jcheng_photography/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCSpPsULRANF0xxh4N2G3dA/