The Otherwise Intelligent Woman podcast
Kelly is a copywriter, who works with female entrepreneurs to help them be seen and heard. Her own business, Wordified, was born after spending years in corporate marketing and advertising, and feeling like her creativity was being stifled. She now works part-time in marketing and spends the remainder of her time on her own business and with her family. We talk about the lucrative nature of certain industries, the impracticality of unpaid internships and how important it is to work in an environment that is good for your mental health. Identities wrapped up in job titles and how we each view success are also explored in this episode. Kelly shares with us the pressures placed on mothers to do it all, and how we're trying to cram too much in between the ages of 20 and 40, which is just making us stressed out. TOPICS EXPLORED IN THIS EPISODE: Working for free wasn't for Kelly [ 2:37 ] Corporate life stifling creativity [ 4:32 ] The craziness of desirable industries [ 7:37 ] Having an identity intimately linked to your career [ 12:02 ] How Kelly nurtured her creativity back [ 16:52 ] Balancing corporate life, entrepreneurship and motherhood [ 21:01 ] It's ok to say no to opportunities [ 26:59 ] Constant distractions in the age of smartphones [ 32:57 ] Over-scheduled and learning to let go [ 37:37 ] Kelly's Quotable: We're all going to be working for a long time. You can have three, four, five careers in that time. I was an otherwise intelligent woman except for the fact that I cannot read graphs or charts. ========== Connect with Kelly: * Website: wordified.com.au [http://wordified.com.au] * Instagram: @_wordified [https://www.instagram.com/_wordified/] ========== Connect with Kattie: * Online: www.kattiethorndyke.com [http://www.kattiethorndyke.com] * Instagram: @kattiethorndyke [https://www.instagram.com/kattiethorndyke/]
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