Episode 16: Pursuing More Than One Passion + Protecting Your Work With Julie Lee Of Julie’s Kitchen

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4.8 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2014

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Food-photography queen bee, Julie Lee of Julie’s Kitchen, is this week’s guest! Julie’s been on the site before, sharing one of her beautiful recipes and hosting the first ever LA For Reals Meals, but this is the first time we really dig deep into the path she followed that brought her to success. And that path might not be what you think.

Julie and I discuss juggling five jobs at a time in the early days, how it’s ok (and actually pretty healthy) to pursue more than one passion, and the action she took to protect her work after a big company used it without her permission. A lot of heart and a little bit of scandal…sounds pretty good, right?

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Show Notes:
Julie’s Kitchen (website)
Julie’s Kitchen (on Instagram)
Julie’s SkillShare Class (take the class with me!)
Smashed Celeriac by Jamie Oliver
Registering Your Copyright
Julie’s Lawyer
Body Of Work by Pamela Slim

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Transcript

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0:00.0	It's the one part podcast, episode 16.
0:23.0	Hey, it's Jessica Mernan.
0:27.6	It's the one part podcast and I am bringing you lessons in next level inspiration.
0:31.9	So today's guest is Julie Lee from Julie's Kitchen.
0:37.6	And before I tell you why I love her so much and why I love this episode. I reference in the podcast that I sort of had a bad week and I did.
0:43.4	I was drinking in the episode.
0:45.2	I was not drunk.
0:46.0	I want to point that out.
0:46.9	I had one drink.
0:48.3	Okay.
0:49.3	And I hadn't even started it yet when we started the podcast.
0:52.5	I'm professional.
0:56.9	But I did. I had a bad week. An adoption that seemed like a pretty sure thing. I mean, they're never a sure thing,
1:05.7	but this one felt pretty for sure. We really connected with the birth parents and anyway it didn't go through
1:14.8	with the last minute and it felt very very disappointing and it kind of sucked actually. It did
1:23.5	suck. It sucked majorly. I wrote a post not about necessarily how I felt, but how other people
1:30.6	reacted to it and how when it happened, I got a lot of everything happens for a reason.
1:39.3	The universe has a plan for you. This will pass. And I just, I hated those responses. I actually sent a text
1:50.1	to a friend and told her that it fell through. And I wrote right after it, please do not tell me
1:56.1	that everything happens for a reason or I might punch someone. So I wrote a post about it.
2:02.2	Head over to one part plant.com and you can read that post.
2:06.3	But today I got an email from someone that read the post.
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