Creative Underneath

Here's what you’ll learn in today's episode: -A simple way to recognize an invisible rule you’re following -What those kids said in high school DOES affect you - but it doesn’t have to -“Have I just been wasting my time?” What happens when your identity shifts -Amanda’s current identity struggle If you like this episode, don't forget to leave a rating and a review on iTunes! To learn how to write the rules for your own life, follow me on Facebook and Instagram @Creative Underneath

Amelia is the founder of Stoked Yogi, a business that combines her passions of yoga, spirituality, and the water. She runs classes and teacher trainings for stand up paddleboard yoga that are highly sought after, and she’s now forging the path into a new kind of yoga teacher training that hasn’t been done before. You’ll get to hear about how Amelia built her dream business, the surfing accident that almost left her paralyzed, and how she handled the fears that threatened to keep her from...

Here's a new series on the podcast called Artist to Artist! This is where I’ll be sharing with you how to actually build a creative career on your terms, both from my own experience and the experiences of the other artists I bring on the show. In this first episode, I’m joined by a longtime friend of mine, Brittany Djie Mills. Though Brittany pursued acting and I pursued music, our experiences of trying to “make it” were strikingly similar. But what we struggled with most had nothing to...

Up and Coming - A new series! This is where I get to put the spotlight on some really incredible creators who have taken the first steps towards pursuing their own purposeful careers and are on track towards building something incredible. Episode 1: Ellie Morrison of the life and style blog Oh, Eleanora After being unexpectedly and unceremoniously let go from her corporate job, Ellie decided to take her future into her own hands. Fueled by a new mission in life, she turned a lackluster...

Jeremy started and built his student leadership consulting business while still working full time as a high school band director. Over the past 15 years, SASI has grown exponentially - what started out as a series of Texas-based camps for student leaders in band has now become a nationwide force to be reckoned with. Not only does he work with all kinds of student organizations, but has expanded his business to provide trainings for adult groups, organizations, and businesses as well. Jeremy...

In this inaugural episode, I’m talking with the world renowned tubist Andrew Hitz, former tuba player of a brass quintet called Boston Brass. After 14 years, he left the group to pursue his own entrepreneurial projects, which included founding a digital media company called Pedal Note media, launching 2 podcasts, and writing a series of instrument-specific educational books for band directors. He continues playing as a solo tubist and speaks about music business and entrepreneurship all...