Embrace Imposter Syndrome — it is normal, and it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be doing what we love, it just means it’s part of the process. The one thing that helps imposter syndrome is to acknowledge the fear and do it anyway.
As a part of our series about “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I First Became An Artist” I had the pleasure of interviewing Jodie King.
Teacher, entrepreneur, and artist Jodie King has been an executive in a variety of industries for over three decades and carries 20 years of artistic experience. Jodie teaches four high demand courses aiming at empowering artists with the tools they need to turn their passion into thriving business.
Thank you so much for doing this with us! Can you tell us the story of how you grew up?
Growing up in South Louisiana was full of contradictions for me. On the one hand, there were a lot of tough situations within my family dynamics (more details revealed in my memoir coming soon); but I also had this amazing culture to lean on that enriched all aspects of life with fellowship, food and fun — especially when it came to spending time with my…