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Join Leslie Becker—successful Broadway Actress, Bestselling Author and top Success Coach for this upbeat, tell-it-like-it-is podcast full of motivation, mindset and step-by-step actions every episode.

Podcast · By Leslie Becker · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    #244: You Did the Big Thing. Why Do You Feel So Blah? (opens the original)

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    Have you ever planned a big creative event, it goes amazingly well, and the next day you feel like you've been hit by a bus? I call it the Creative Hangover—and it's real! Discover why the post-event crash happens—even after a big success—and five practical ways to recover, celebrate what you accomplished, and move forward with renewed energy. Fetching Water Follow Fetching Water on Instagram Fetching Water Website Broadway World Review BackRow Review Other Links: Join Organized Actor Online Les

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    #243: Three Things That Are Killing Your Creativity (opens the original)

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    You've probably never stopped to ask yourself if you're killing your own creativity. But if you're like most creatives, you might be doing it right now—today—without even realizing it. Today I'm going to break down what those three nasty little buggers are, and give you some tips on how to stop them before they stop you! Enjoy this flashback episode while I'm in production week of my concert for Fetching Water! You might also like: #95: What to Do With All Those Unfinished Projects #101: How to

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    #242: Worrying is a Terrible Waste of Your Imagination (opens the original)

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    Worry. It's such a tiny word, but it's affect is huge—ranging from stress-inducing to deeply detrimental to our health, our mental state, and our ability to take smart actions. In today's episode, I break down a simple framework to help you stop wasting your imagination on the wrong things, and use it to take action, make a change, and stop letting worry ruin your life. Tune in. Want to attend the Fetching Water concert on September 12? Get Your Tickets Here. Other episodes you might like #218:

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    #241: What If You're Better Than You Think? (opens the original)

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    We all have superpowers. But they're rarely noticeable to us because we spend so much time looking at the skills we don't have, or the confidence we wish you had, or wishing we were better at _______. It's way easier to focus on the things we''re not good at, or that we don't have. But this episode was created just to remind how great you really are and all we talk about is all the ways you can recognize how awesome you are! Tune in.

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    #240: Everything I Learned From a Top Hollywood Writer (opens the original)

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    I sat down this past week with a dear friend who happens to be a top Hollywood writer, and I left inspired, excited and ready to tackle the world. Today I'm sharing her words of wisdom right here on this episode. And don't run away if you're not a writer because these success lessons are for any creative not matter what your creative pursuit is. Tune in! Things Mentioned in This Episode #238: Enough With the Endless To-Do Lists. Try This Instead. FetchingWatertheMusical.com Tickets to the Concer

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