The Keys to Building a Support System: LIVE in Minneapolis with Good Company
As the year comes to a close, I’m so happy to share the final live events we hosted for our new print magazine Good Company this year. I’m especially happy to share not one but two new episodes of the podcast today that took place in Minneapolis with designer Martha McQuade, artist and designer Meg Lewis, […]
As the year comes to a close, I’m so happy to share the final live events we hosted for our new print magazine Good Company this year. I’m especially happy to share not one but two new episodes of the podcast today that took place in Minneapolis with designer Martha McQuade, artist and designer Meg Lewis, writer/zine-founder Safy-Hallan Farah and restauranteur, Ann Kim.
I broke this event into two separate episodes because the audience Q&A portion of the evening was so jam-packed with useful information and conversation that it warranted its own mini episode. We covered all sorts of topics, from imposter syndrome and community building to reframing “competitors” as friends and colleagues instead; and how to accept that passionate, creative work can sometimes feel like just as much of a slog as other jobs. I was so in awe of the honesty and openness of these women — I hope you’ll enjoy their advice and stories as much as I did. You can listen to BOTH episodes below and download transcripts for both. Enjoy the show! xo, Grace *The Good Company podcast will be back in January with new episodes. Until then, you c...
As the year comes to a close, I’m so happy to share the final live events we hosted for our new print magazine Good Company this year. I’m especially happy to share not one but two new episodes of the podcast today that took place in Minneapolis with designer Martha McQuade, artist and designer Meg Lewis, writer/zine-founder Safy-Hallan Farah and restauranteur, Ann Kim.
I broke this event into two separate episodes because the audience Q&A portion of the evening was so jam-packed with useful information and conversation that it warranted its own mini episode. We covered all sorts of topics, from imposter syndrome and community building to reframing “competitors” as friends and colleagues instead; and how to accept that passionate, creative work can sometimes feel like just as much of a slog as other jobs. I was so in awe of the honesty and openness of these women — I hope you’ll enjoy their advice and stories as much as I did. You can listen to BOTH episodes below and download transcripts for both. Enjoy the show! xo, Grace *The Good Company podcast will be back in January with new episodes. Until then, you c...
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