Graphic designer and Adobe Ambassador Liz Mosley joins me for a conversation about the Season of Harvesting.
We delve into navigating launches and nurturing an audience, handling rejection and finding opportunities, and making space for celebration in business.
Liz has flipped the script on rejection and turned it into a positive and playful experience. It even inspired my own rejection challenge and subsequent reflections, so I enjoyed going deeper and wider on the topic.
We also touch on repurposing content and showing up and sharing in ways that feel more easeful, energising and enjoyable. And I loved contemplating how we can play to our strengths, learn from others and grow our businesses in ways that support us.
You can find Liz on Instagram and learn more about her work as a graphic designer and Adobe Ambassador on her website.
I’m excited to publish a bonus article in collaboration with Liz where we share our rejection stories. This will be available for you to read on my Brand Seasons publication!
This season of the podcast is sponsored by Saorsa Psychology.
In Gaelic, Saorsa means ‘freedom’—serving as a beacon for those eager to amplify their impact in the world, in a grounded and gentle way.
Freedom lies in being bold, and if you’re looking for deeper meaning, you can carve your own path with a combination of coaching and psychology, where you’ll be guided through the wood, the trees and the spaces in between.
To learn more about how you can create space to think, do and be, visit Saorsa Psychology.
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