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When Swiss Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst Carl Jung founded analytical psychology, his work revealed a premise for introversion & extroversion that is NOT what people have made it to be today. I'm setting the record straight on what he ACTUALLY presented in his research and what it really means as well as explaining why extroverts can also be highly sensitive, and how this trait differs from being an empath.

If you've ever dealt with jealousy in business, friendships, or even in romantic partnerships, this episode is. for. you! I'm touching on the overuse of the word "toxic", what to watch for in the form of 10 behaviors, and how to deal with these types of interactions and relationships in the short & long-term. Tune in! Visit tamishaford.com for more information.

In this episode, I'm debunking Impostor Syndrome completely. First of all, establishing WHY it's absolutely NOT a syndrome to begin with, then explaining what is ACTUALLY is. We will talk about Impostor Thoughts, Fear-Based Thoughts, how to know the difference, and why both of these are actually GOOD for our bodies of work and careers.

The Creator Economy is emerging with Web 3, and it's emerging fast. Understanding things like the blockchain, smart contracts, DAO's, and NFT's is hot, but it's not wildly popular yet. This episode is strictly to set a very high-level foundation for why creators should and will come to LOVE Web 3, how it differs from Web 2, and who is eligible to create in The Creator Economy. | tamishaford.com for more info

In this episode, Tamisha is observing 7 structures in our world that are in MAJOR need of creativity and innovation. For more info, make sure you are on her email list. You can sign up at tamishaford.com.

Have you ever actually thought about HOW you & I are able to BE creative? How are we able to all create unique things? Why is that even important? And when we don't feel creative, what is happening there? THIS podcast is definitely going to answer ALL of those questions & then some. And, if you're up for more, visit tamishford.com to read articles & listen to more episodes.

Many of you may actually be a multihyphenate and not know it. This episode gives a high-level overview of where the word originated, and how to know if you are, in fact, a multihyphenate. You might be if... 1) Multiple passions 2) Multiple streams of income 3) The "one thing" mentality feels like death 4) Rebellious against the system & the matrix 5) Creative genius in the way you think & move 6) Respect and prize your own individuality and productivity 7) Have a background working for or with multiple companies or industries 8) Don't like putting all of your eggs in one basket in almost ANY area 9) Multi-interested, multi-talented, multifaceted 10) Complex creative identity and personality If this is you, or you think it might be, you'll love this episode! You can also listen on tamishaford.com/podcast, and make sure to let me know what resonated. I'm looking for feedback for my course in development, HYPHEN.

I'm sharing my encounter with the world of tarot a bit in this final episode as well as issuing an urging for how important our spiritual lives and decisions are.

In this podcast, I'm taking you on a bit of a journey through my spiritual experiences. Check out more on tamishaford.com or follow me on IG: @tfordofficial

This episode is one of the most raw ones I've ever done - it's going to bridge the gap between your creative work and all of your connections. We'll explore why they matter to each other and should NOT be taken lightly! Strap in because I get REALLY REALLY REAL in this one.

There is a particular decisive energy happening right now for a cohort of people. I believe we each have seasons where we move in and through decisions in a much more assertive way vs. seasons where we're much more unsure. I'm getting deep in this episode on a great metaphor to remember as it relates to making decisions as a creator and creative individual.

Our society is progressing at a faster rate. What that means is your creativity, leadership acumen, and purposeful curation have to be more intentional. This episode explores 7 ways to maintain your leadership mindset from now forward.

If there was ever a surge suggestion for an entrepreneur, I'd say it's to get an accountability partner for yourself + your biz. Join me with one of my best girlfriends, Dr. Jessica McCleese, as we talk this out and explore the struggles from the pandemic of #2020, accountability, creative courage, and more.

We are living in a very pivotal and polarizing time in our society in MANY respects, but largely in the area of meaningful work. In this episode, I touch lightly on the conversation around pursuing creativity or a shadow career.

There is SOMETHING this pandemic has taught each of us. Whether or not it's all the same things is yet to be determined (and highly unlikely). But if we don't explore what it's taught us, our creativity, artistry, & body of work won't benefit. Let's look at 5 pandemic lessons learned as it relates to our creativity.

This is a very special episode to me, because I want you to be EMPOWERED to lead. To lead yourself is the greatest work. To lead others will be your greatest contribution.

This amazing episode draws a distinct metaphoric relationship between the amateur & the addict vs. the artist & the pro. Go on a quick journey to learn why this is important to your creative body of work, art, or artistic journey.

In episode 2, we're continuing our discussion on the habits & behaviors we can see in our amateuristic tendencies. We're looking at 8-14 in our list of 14.

What Is An Amateur? + 7 Habits & Behaviors by Tamisha Ford | tamishaford.com

In every personal brand, there's a deeper truth for its why - a person and life behind what's being built & cultivated. How do we honor OUR specific journey? How do we connect with others doing the same? And how is the paradigm shifting for HOW we build personal brands? We discuss this in today's episode.