HeyJaredFINE FORM by Rebecca Jarvie-Gibbs
Conversations reimagining the rules of success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Rebecca Jarvie-Gibbs - The Lessons I’m Taking From Series Two (opens the original)
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After thirty conversations about ambition, identity and what it means to define success for yourself, I wanted to turn the questions I’ve been asking my guests back on myself. In this final reflection on Series Two, I share some of the things these conversations have left me thinking about: our relationship with ambition, knowing when to push and when to let go, separating who we are from what we achieve, and accepting that what we want from our lives will continue to change. It’s also a reflect
Cookbook author Elizabeth Hewson on Embracing Imperfection, the Ritual That Built A Career and the Power of Generosity (opens the original)
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This one is a very special one today - it is the final episode of Series Two, with the beautiful Elizabeth Hewson - marketer, food writer and cookbook author. Lizzie has built a career at the intersection of food, storytelling and genuine connection. She started out in PR, wrote her first cookbook at just 22, then packed her bags for a small town in Northern Italy to study food culture in the birthplace of the Slow Food movement. She returned to Australia to become the creative force behind Fink
Creative Director Paulina Paige Ortega on Persistent Curiosity, Plurality and Collaboration Over Ego (opens the original)
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This week's guest is Paulina Paige Ortega - creative director, art director and founder of Actual Studio. Born in the Philippines, Paulina was staging elaborate Barbie photo shoots as a child that, looking back now, were her first foray into fashion editorials. She studied graphic design, began her career at one of the Philippines’ most awarded agencies, and eventually made the brave decision to start again in Australia. From working at the clothing store Incu, where she found the creative commu
Clutch Founder Annabel Hay on Backing Your Idea, Pitching with Confidence and Knowing Exactly What You're Worth (opens the original)
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This week’s guest is Annabel Hay - founder of Clutch, the world’s first reusable fashion tape. Annabel has always been someone who spots a problem and can’t help but solve it. At just eight years old, she made a promise to herself: she’d never be the person with a brilliant idea who never acted on it. Years later, after a wardrobe malfunction on a night out at Chinese Laundry, that promise came full circle. The idea for Clutch was born - followed by four years of quietly iterating, saving and bu
Hotelier and interior stylist Julia Ashwood on a Life Built on Instinct, the Magic of Creative Collaboration and Why the Best Chapters Always Come After the Leap (opens the original)
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Today’s guest is creative hotelier Julia Ashwood - someone who has built an extraordinary career by trusting her instincts, even when the path ahead wasn’t clear. Julia’s career is glorious zigzag. It began in marketing, moved through TV journalism and advertising, and eventually took her to New York, where she talked her way onto shoots just to be in the room, soaking up everything she could. New York expanded her world, but eventually it stopped feeling like home, so she returned to Byron Bay.
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