HeyJaredGita Joshi
Mindset and Energetics for artists. Curator, art dealer and artist coach, Editor at Art Seen Magazine, author of Framing the Invisible and Show Your Art
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The Trial Run: Reels for Artists (opens the original)
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There is a way to post on Instagram where the people who already follow you never see it.The reel with the slightly silly hook. The one that feels a bit much for your page. The one you’ve drafted and deleted three times.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="button primary
Your Brain Is an Answer-Seeking Machine (opens the original)
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This is the last day of the audio series for August, and in this episode I talk about the questions we pose the mind. The quality of your life is largely determined by the quality of the questions you’re asking. Most of us run the same handful of questions on repeat, and we rarely notice we’re doing it, because they don’t feel like questions, they feel like just thinking. Why isn’t this working. Why does this always happen to me. None of these are neutral. The brain is essentially an answer seek
Your Brain Can't Do Fear and Gratitude at the Same Time (opens the original)
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There’s a version of gratitude most of us have been taught, and it only ever works in one direction. Grateful for the sale that already landed. The good year already behind you. The meal already on the table. All of it looking backward, thanking something after the fact.But there’s a second kind of gratitude that most in the manifestation, spiritual community talk about, and it might be the more useful one. Gratitude for something before a single piece of evidence exists that it’s coming.It soun
Doubt Is Part of the Process, Not a Problem With It (opens the original)
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You can spend days building a scene with real care, and still have it undone in a single conversation. Someone frames the same situation entirely around what could go wrong, and without meaning to, you find yourself standing in their version of it instead of your own.The pull is normal but it doesn’t have to undo our own work and intentions. And the big thing is not treat it as a sign something isn’t working. Read more
You're Always Running a Movie. Which One Is It? (opens the original)
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Yesterday’s exercise was about running your scene deliberately and on purpose. Today I want to talk about what happens the rest of the time, because most of us are rarely without some kind of movie running in our heads. The question is almost never whether a movie is playing. It’s which one.Left unattended, the default reel tends to be the unhelpful one. Replaying a conversation that went badly, or one that hasn’t even happened yet, imagined in advance, already going wrong. Rehearsing a rejectio
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