Leaving the Corporate World & Making SHT Happen with Melisa Celikel
The Doing Scary Things Podcast
Release Date: 02/20/2020
Big Magic Book Club Invitation!
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Today Katie is joined by very special cohost, Meg Kissack! Meg is the founder of The Rebel Rousers and host of Couragemakers AND The Daily Pep.
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How It Started vs. How It's Going
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We made it to the end of 2020! Today we review the first two seasons of the podcast, as well as the good, bad, and ugly of this year for us. If you've never tuned in here before, this is the place to start!
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Wasting Paint, Pursuing Creative Calling, & Finding Flow with Josie Lewis
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Visual artist Josie Lewis joins us today to share what happened after she experienced tragedy, lost motivation, and then found flow. Billions of online views later, she has found her people and inspired countless people to find flow for themselves.
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What to Do When You're Grumpy
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Today we have a minisode with Katie all about what to do when you're feeling grumpy.
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Chasing Wonder with Taylor Hughes
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Today we talk with Taylor Hughes about his life as a magician and comedian, where every day is a hustle and a job interview, and what it's really like to be a performer! He also explains the freedom he has found through vulnerability, the danger that comes from comparison, and his advice to newcomers on how to get gigs.
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Using Resourcefulness During Difficult Times with Mary Hyatt
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Mary Hyatt is a life and mindset coach & talks with us about how to remember the tools that you have during difficult times like the recent Nashville tornadoes and the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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Creativity as a Profession & Taking One Day at a Time with Mary Caroline Russell
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Mary Caroline Russell is an entertainment photographer who started shooting with disposable cameras ten years ago while living in a small Texas town.
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Practicing Gratitude
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Today, Anna discusses the importance of gratitude when all is going well AND when it isn't, and that it can make your present situation more rewarding and provide a necessary, helpful perspective.Anna gives us a practical list of things we can be grateful for each day.
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Using Your Whole Brain Better with Dr. Jerome Lubbe
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Dr. Jerome Lubbe is a functional neurologist and specializes in complex, unresolved cases, and in general, teaches people how to use and strengthen their brain. Additionally, he is the author of Whole-Identity: A Brain-Based Enneagram Model for (W)holistic Human Thriving.
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Why Failure is Necessary with Bill Cakmis
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Today we talk with performance coach, show doctor, & host whisperer, Bill Cakmis. Bill has worked with some HUGE celebrities, athletes, politicians, & people from all walks of life and shares a few of their stories here.
info_outlineToday we are talking with Melisa Celikel, owner of Make Sht Happen, LLC about how she left her 15 year corporate career working for Fortune 500 companies to creating a career she didn't want for herself, to once again pivoting and finally creating a job she loves!
We ask her about being a first generation US Citizen, as well as what it was like to become an entrepreneur with no prior experience and without her parents' understanding.
Melisa tells us all about her organizational work with her clients and how it has everything to do with Mindset.
She also explains the journey of figuring out that even though she is highly analytical, that she is also creative and when she couldn't find a "creative group" for people like her, she created her own in order to find her tribe.
We discuss our shared disdain for all of those "5 steps to success" plans out there and she shares how she walks her clients through strategic planning to get them to where they want to be.
Melisa shares the bravery it took to go back to a 9-5 job on her own terms and how damaging it can be to imagine what others will think of you.
Lastly, she shares with us that "Action cures fear," so you should take the messy action and live with no regrets!
Connect with Melisa at Let's Get You Organized and on Instagram.
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