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Keep The Streak Alive
Uploaded and Unfiltered: Real Talk on Healing, Creativity, and Mindset for Black Creators
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We share how to show up when energy is low and fear is loud, and why your mind’s “avoid” signal is just outdated code trying to keep you safe. We break down practical ways to update that code, keep your streak, and treat failure as fast feedback.
• owning fatigue while honoring consistency
• systems that reduce friction and protect streaks
• how the subconscious uses old data to keep you safe
• reframing fear and selecting helpful thoughts
• December content reset focused on mind fundamentals
• failure as the fastest feedback loop
• creating for your people, not for critics
• a simple noise filter to ship work
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Chapters
1. Owning Fatigue And Showing Up (00:00:00)
2. Streaks, Systems, And Staying Consistent (00:00:58)
3. December Content Reset And Mind Basics (00:01:39)
4. Reframing Fear And Updating Mental Code (00:02:46)
5. Offer: 20% Off Coaching Services (00:03:33)
6. Filter Noise And Start Creating (00:04:12)
7. Fail Faster To Learn Faster (00:05:24)
8. Create For Your People, Not Critics (00:06:40)
9. Close: Protect Your Mental (00:07:12)
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