When Nobody Is Watching | Kelsey Scott

Making an Impact With the Time You Have | Tyrone DuBose

In this episode of The Follow Through, Avery Crumrine sits down with Tyrone DuBose, America’s premier R&B historian, radio personality, author, and award-winning media commentator. Together they explore what it really takes to build a lasting career, why so many people waste the time they have, and the mindset shifts that separate long-term success from short-lived achievement. Tyrone shares lessons from the entertainment industry, his thoughts on rejection, persistence, and how to make an impact with the time you have. This conversation is a reminder that there will never be a perfect time to start pursuing what matters most. If you've been waiting for the right moment, this episode is for you. Connect with Tyrone DuBose: @tyronedubose https://randbhistorian.com Connect With Avery Crumrine:⁠ https://averycrumrine.com https://www.instagram.com/averycrumrine/

When Nobody Is Watching | Kelsey Scott

What does follow through look like in an industry built on rejection? In this episode of The Follow Through, Avery Crumrine sits down with two-time Emmy-nominated actress and screenwriter Kelsey Scott to talk about the reality behind building a long-term creative career. From 12 Years a Slave to How to Get Away with Murder, Kelsey shares what people do not see behind the scenes of acting, auditioning, rejection, and continuing to show up even when there are no immediate results. The conversation explores consistency, identity, fear, discipline, external validation, and what it really means to keep going when nothing seems to be happening yet. This episode is for anyone pursuing something difficult, uncertain, or deeply personal and learning how to continue anyway. Follow Kelsey Scott: Website: kelseyscott.com Instagram: @MsKelseyScott Connect With Avery Crumrine:⁠ https://averycrumrine.com https://www.instagram.com/averycrumrine/

What to Do When You Don’t Feel Like It

Most people know exactly what they should be doing. They just don’t feel like doing it. In this episode, I break down what to do in that moment, how to stop waiting for motivation and follow through anyway. This isn’t about motivation. It’s about what actually gets you to act. Because if your actions depend on how you feel, you’ll always be inconsistent. So I walk through what actually works by making it smaller, removing the option to negotiate, and focusing on becoming someone who follows through instead of someone who just thinks about it. Because the difference isn’t who feels motivated. It’s who moves anyway. Connect With Avery Crumrine: Website: ⁠https://averycrumrine.com https://www.youtube.com/@AveryCrumrine

Why Confidence Feels So Far Away

Confidence feels like something you’re supposed to have before you start. Like you need to feel ready, sure, and certain… and then you can take action. But that’s usually the exact reason it feels so far away. In this episode, I talk through what actually changed that for me. From co-hosting a charity auction when I didn’t feel ready, to speaking on stage without knowing the questions, to writing and publishing my book without being sure it was even good. None of those started with confidence. They started with just doing it anyway. This episode isn’t about becoming confident. It’s about understanding how confidence actually works, and why waiting for it is what keeps you stuck. If you’ve been holding off on something because you don’t feel ready yet, this is for you. Connect With Avery Crumrine: Website: ⁠https://averycrumrine.com https://www.youtube.com/@AveryCrumrine

How to Write a Book in Two Weeks

Most people say they want to write a book. Not many people actually finish one. In this episode, I break down how I wrote my book in two weeks and how one of my clients did the same, writing a full 10 chapter manuscript in that same timeframe. This isn’t about being a writer. It’s about follow through. I talk about how this started on a random road trip, the moment I realized there was no real reason not to do it, and what actually allowed me to sit down and finish something most people spend years thinking about. Because the truth is, it doesn’t have to take years. Maybe it’s not two weeks for you. Maybe it’s two months. But it’s definitely not five years of thinking about it. And more importantly, I talk about what writing the book actually did for me. It didn’t just give me something to publish. It solidified my message. It made me more confident in speaking and showing up. And once it’s done, then you can refine it. Then you can improve it. But you can’t improve something that doesn’t exist. If you’ve been thinking about writing a book, this is your sign to stop thinking and start. Connect With Avery Crumrine: Website: ⁠https://averycrumrine.com https://www.youtube.com/@AveryCrumrine