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Gamifying rejection with Liz Mosley
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Gamifying rejection with Liz Mosley

On navigating launches + reframing rejection as a positive + playful experience
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Before delving into today’s episode, I'd first like to mention my upcoming Kickstarter, which launches on Monday 16th September. You can join the waitlist and be the first to learn about the Brand Seasons Playdeck, a pocket-sized deck of cards to support you through the branding process, and enjoy the early bird rewards!

After a brief summer break, I’m delighted to welcome fellow designer and business owner Liz Mosley to the podcast.

Together, we consider the Season of Harvesting and focus on:

  • navigating launches and nurturing an audience

  • handling rejection and reframing it as redirection

  • making space for celebration in business

I love how Liz has flipped the script on rejection and turned it into a positive and playful experience. It even inspired my own rejection challenge and subsequent reflections, so I enjoyed going deeper and wider on the topic.

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We also touch on repurposing content and showing up and sharing in ways that feel more easeful, energising and enjoyable. And I loved contemplating how we can play to our strengths, learn from others and grow our businesses in ways that support us.

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How do you feel about launching? Are you comfortable with navigating rejection and disappointment? And do you ever celebrate yourself in business?

Thanks for listening, and remember you can find bonus content from guests along with articles on strategy, styling and storytelling, right here on my Brand Seasons publication.

You can find Liz on Instagram and learn more about her work as a graphic designer and Adobe Ambassador on her website.

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Brand Seasons
Join designer, mentor and writer Sarah Robertson as she shares ideas and insights from a creative career spanning over two decades.
Through a blend of solo episodes and guest conversations, you'll learn more about the Brand Seasons method, which charts the phases of Sowing, Blossoming, Harvesting and Grounding. Sarah considers what this means for our creative lives and work, with topics including honing our vision, navigating busy stretches and quiet periods, and harnessing our energy. She also touches on nature and its cycles, drawing inspiration from the Celtic Wheel of the Year.
Sarah runs These Are The Days, a studio specialising in crafting brands that feel like home, where she supports clients with strategy, styling and storytelling.