Time for Us, With Dani Wallace
Time for Us is time to talk about the things most people shy away from – identity, sex, relationships, addiction (you name it).No preaching. No perfect answers.
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Originality, fashion & finding your own creative voice (opens the original)
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Do you truly know what you like?Or, in a world where we're constantly being shown what to wear, buy, create and aspire to... have we all become a little too influenced?This week I'm joined by the wildly creative Emily King, a designer with an unmistakable personal style, who spent a decade designing for Sissy-Boy before taking the leap to build her own wonderfully expressive and original world, Emily King Universe.Em is someone I've always admired for the way she creates and expresses herself. S
I hope I have the courage to show up (opens the original)
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In part one ('I hope I'm not running out of time'), we met Resistance...that invisible force that convinces us to put off the work that matters most. But knowing what's holding us back is only half the story. In this episode I continue unpacking some of the most impactful ideas from Steven Pressfield's The War of Art ; we explore what it takes to honour our calling. We talk about what it means to be a professional when it comes to creating, why waiting to feel inspired is a trap, and more. I hop
I hope I'm not running out of time (opens the original)
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Most of us carry an unlived life inside us. The book we haven't written, the business we haven't started, the spiritual practice we can't commit to, the photography we won't share... you get the point. There's a version of ourselves we're terrified to become. In this episode, inspired by Steven Pressfield's The War of Art , I explore the invisible force he calls Resistance. And more importantly, the fear, procrastination and self-doubt that show up when we start moving towards the work that matt
Burnout, boundaries & reclaiming balance (opens the original)
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We've all heard that little voice that says, "Just push through. You can rest later." And so often, we listen to it, overriding the signals our body is desperately trying to send us until one day, it stops asking and starts demanding our attention. In this episode, I'm joined by Talia Zaken, someone many people in Cape Town know as a DJ, event host and curator, interior designer, all-round creative force. She shares the story of how years of pushing through, saying yes to everything, and tying h
I hope I stop trying to fix myself (opens the original)
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One and a half years ago, I told you I was coming off my antidepressants. This is the update. I spent far longer than I should have convincing myself that struggling was the price I had to pay to become a better version of myself. In this episode, I'm sharing what happened after trying to prove (to myself and to others) that I didn't need help. I unpack the difference between the kind of discomfort that helps us grow and the kind that subtly, over time, erodes our quality of life, why I no longe
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