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The Wayward Podcast

Wayward Trying

The Wayward Podcast

Kim and Briana

5.01.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

When does "trying" start to feel hard and painful. And when (and how) does it start to feel good and create expansion. In this episode Kim and Bri discuss their experiences with trying and what it feels like on either side of both perspectives.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Sometimes you try really hard to find your joy, but your friend reminds you that it's

0:18.0

in the trying where you find the joy. This is the Wayward Podcast.

0:23.4

So buttons.

0:28.4

Yes, we go.

0:29.4

Here we go.

0:31.4

So this topic was, you know, for a change when Kim was like, you're going to have to drive it, which is never true with either of us. Usually it's like Kim's like, I want to talk about books and I'm like,

0:40.5

I'm just kidding. I never said I want to talk about books.

0:44.2

Hi Brianna Buckmaster.

0:45.2

Hello!

0:47.2

Um, so we thought this episode we would talk about trying.

0:52.4

And so I. about trying. So I, I almost said I am a try hard, which is not a nice term if you went to

1:01.0

high school, but I do try, oh so many things, I try everything. Even me

1:08.9

being in Los Angeles right now is me trying something. I love to try things, anything. And I don't know

1:18.9

where that stemmed from, but I just that that feeling when I fail is so easily forgotten in my body

1:29.1

that I think that that's why maybe that I just keep trying things because most of the stuff I try

1:33.7

it is failing. So I'm thinking about the first, God, the first business I tried starting on my own was a makeup business. I was

1:48.0

doing makeup for a while. I want to say professionally, but really it was just if you got paid you were a

1:56.8

professional I guess sure I had a little company called City Cinderella I had a website, I had business cards, I did all these things, and I did all this stuff on my own,

2:08.0

you know, printed out business cards on my computer and this was when I moved to Toronto so I was 20, you know early to mid 20s.

2:18.8

And it maybe could have gone somewhere, but I was trying, this is the fun thing of it, when you try to be an artist to support your other artistry, you're like, oh, you fucking fool.

2:34.0

Hold on.

2:35.0

Yeah. So what happened is inevitably I started getting...

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