the ash gracie podcast
hey wholesome humans, welcome to the ash gracie podcast! there are lessons in all of us. there are perspectives that each and every one of us has to share, and i believe that everyone should get to tell their stories, as you never know who you can inspire!
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not everything has to move you forward (opens the original)
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when you’re building a creative career, it’s easy to start seeing everything through the lens of whether it’s useful. will this help my career? will i meet someone? could this become content? should i be doing something more productive instead? but not everything you do needs to move you forward. in this episode of the quiet fire , i’m exploring what happens when ambition turns into optimisation, and why we need parts of our lives that aren’t about productivity, networking, or creating. because
you don't have to earn joy (opens the original)
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we’re so used to treating happiness like something that comes after. after the job, after the move, after the project, after we’ve achieved enough or become enough. but what happens when there’s always another goal waiting for us? in this episode of the quiet fire , i’m exploring why we so often treat joy like a reward instead of something we’re allowed to experience along the way. because your life isn’t on pause while you’re chasing your dreams, and the small moments that make life feel meanin
sometimes one step forward is enough (opens the original)
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in this episode of the quiet fire , i wanted to explore why we so often overlook the small steps that are quietly changing our lives. we’re surrounded by milestones, breakthroughs, and dramatic transformations, and it can be easy to feel like progress only counts when we have something significant to show for it. but what about the email you finally sent, the first page you wrote, the conversation you had, the habit you started, or simply choosing to try again? this conversation explores why amb
your creativity shouldn't get what's left of you (opens the original)
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in this episode of the quiet fire , i wanted to explore the pressure creatives often feel to keep working long after the workday ends. we’re surrounded by the idea that if we’re truly serious about our craft, we’ll find the extra hours, late nights, early mornings, weekends, and every spare moment in between, but what happens when there simply isn’t anything left to give? this conversation explores the mythology of the constantly productive creative, the unfairness of comparing our output withou
learning to live without a roadmap (opens the original)
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in this episode of the quiet fire , i wanted to explore what it feels like to build a non-linear life when you’re someone who finds comfort in having a plan. we’re often taught to think about progress as something that happens in a straight line, with clear steps, timelines, and milestones, but what happens when your life doesn’t follow the path you mapped out? from changing direction and taking longer than expected to navigating uncertainty, unexpected opportunities, and plans that no longer fi
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