Newsflash: your creativity is an asset, not a liability. 

I have based my entire business around this principle, and I wanted to explore it further on the podcast. I see too many women trying to quiet their creative voices instead of embracing them. It's time to change. 

In this episode, I talk about why I think creativity needs to be embraced and then sit down to talk with Jennifer Lee, one of my favorite peeps ever, about it. As the creator of the Right Brain Business Plan, Jenn has see first hand how creative people are able to succeed because of their creativity, not in spite of it. 

If you've ever thought, if only I liked spreadsheets..., this episode is for you! 

Jenn, you are the best! Thank you for being on the show! 

Erin is also going to be my co-host for the Raise your Hand Say Yes book club episodes, the first of which is going to air on March 4 when we’ll be discussing Gay Hendricks’ The Big Leap.

PS. If you like what you hear or are a fan of the podcast, please consider subscribing and submitting a review in iTunes. Thank you!

PPS. Our first Raise your Hand Say Yes book club episode is next week. Erin Cassidy and I will be discussing Gay Hendricks’ The Big Leap.

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Show Notes:

Connect with Jenn: Website |  Instagram | Twitter

Right Brainers in Business Telesummit

Right Brain Business Plan

Building your Business the Right Brain Way

Amy Tan

SARK

Eric Maisel

Sara Avant Stover

Mati Rose McDonough

#postitdaily project

You guys! I can't believe it's taken me 25 episodes of the podcast to have Erin Cassidy on the show! For those of you who have been following this blog for a while, you're likely quite used to seeing "**graphic by Erin Cassidy for Tiffany Han Coaching." Today, you'll get to hear a conversation with the woman behind the graphics! 

Not only is Erin responsible for keeping my brand looking ship-shape, she's also one of my favorite people in the world and someone who I credit with a large part of my business success. This week, Erin and I talk about how we came to work together and some of the raise your hand say yes moments in her life and career. We also talk about the creative evolution of her entrepreneurial journey and the things that she's learned up until now. 

Erin is also going to be my co-host for the Raise your Hand Say Yes book club episodes, the first of which is going to air on March 4 when we'll be discussing Gay Hendricks' The Big Leap. 

Erin, you're the BEST!!! Thank you so much for being on the show and sharing your brilliance with the world. Adore you, Boo! 

PS. If you like what you hear or are a fan of the podcast, please consider subscribing and submitting a review in iTunes. Thank you!

PPS. If you wanna get a sneak peek at what Erin and I are cooking up with Michelle Ward, sign up here. You'll also get the rsvp information for our upcoming 3/13 webinar about what we want you to know about starting a business. 

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Show Notes:

Connect with Erin: Website | Shop | Instagram | Twitter

Kate Donaldson

Blogshop

Coco + Kelley

Apartment 34

Tanya Geisler & Step into Your Starring Role

Tanya's episode of Raise your Hand Say Yes

Design*Sponge

ALT Summit

My Life Design 101 column on desginformankind.com

Dallas Clayton

Marianne Williamson quote on Erin's blog

Bosslady Branding

I was super excited to interview the lovely Esmé Weijun Wang this week for the podcast! 

Esmé and I covered so much ground in this episode, from her mission of radical sincerity to the value of small talk, from finding your authentic voice online  to telling your story, from building resilience and finding community. 

If you've ever struggled with how to tell your own creative story amidst everyone else online, this episode is for you! 

Thank you so much, Esmé, it was such a treat having you on the show! 

PS. At the beginning of this episode, I also introduce something I’m super excited about: the Raise your Hand Say Yes book club. We’re starting with The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. Get your copy now and give it a read – the episode where we discuss it will air on March 4!

Show Notes:

Connect with Esmé: Website | Instagram | Twitter

The Empathy Exams by Leslie Jamison

Esmé's essay: Perdition Days: On Experiencing Psychosis in The Toast

Stephen King's On Writing

And, welcome to the podcast episode where I quote myself. This week, I did something a little bit different and did a solo show. What started out as a short guide to finding your own way to Raise your hand and say yes quickly became my stance on life (enter: the Crazyfaith) and my musings on the movement I'm trying to create with my work and this show. 

I'm feeling a wee bit vulnerable posting and sharing this now, but, in the spirit of leaning in to my own discomfort, here goes. 

I'd love to hear what you think! I would like to do more of these solo shows (don't worry! I'm not going to give up the interviews!), so if what I had to say resonated, please let me know! 

PS. As I mentioned towards the end of the episode, the Raise your Hand Say Yes book club is coming! We’re starting with The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. Get your copy now and give it a read – the episode where we discuss it will air on March 4 and we'll also be doing a twitter chat following the episode.

PPS. The other thing that I mentioned was the Q&A episode that I'm going to be hosting with my favorite friend Michelle Ward on March 11. If you have any questions for us about life or business or passion or entrepreneurship or early motherhood or our shiny hair, send them over! 

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Sliding Doors - the movie (watch it! so good!)