I’m on a mission to teach you how to go from busy-but-uninspired to a life that *feels* as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.
Because you deserve to feel good.
Like: really, really good.
Hi. I'm Tiffany.
Ah, how I love Jen Louden. I first met Jen a few years ago at WDS after my Teahouse studio-mate Stef had told me, “Jen Louden is there. You have to meet her and convince her to come teach at Teahouse.” So, me being me, I saw her talking to a mutual friend, walked up and introduced myself, “Hi. I’m Tiffany. I hear you’re awesome. I have a workshop space in Berkeley and we’d love for you to come teach there.”
Mysterious, I am not.
And, lo and behold, that #raiseyourhandsayyes moment led to Jen coming to teach at Teahouse. Huh, isn’t it amazing how sometimes you actually do get what you ask for? Right. It can be super simple if you let it.
This week, I got to talk to Jen all about getting vulnerable. Which is a hot topic these days and a word that gets tossed about all the time, so I wanted to dig into what vulnerability really means and how you can tap into your own. It’s all about getting started, and I love Jen’s take on it.
We also talk about what to do when your creative work feels hard and when to dig in your heels and keep going and when to let something go and move on. It’s a good one friends, I hope you enjoy it!
Jen, you are such a beautiful combination of honest, funny, and wise. Thank you for sharing your time with me!
isten now:
Full Episode (Right click to download)
Show Notes:
Connect with Jen: Website | Blog | Twitter
Jen’s post about being stubborn
Book: The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up (omg this book changed my life!)
Rilke’s Book of Hours
Carol Dweck’s book on Mindset
Jen’s new book: Year of Daily Joy
*graphic by Erin Cassidy for Tiffany Han Coaching
