Tyese Cooper, a designer's awakening

​Bonjour! I created this podcast in March just for my subscribers and today I'm releasing audio walk #1 to the public. Enjoy! 

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I know this newsletter is not the typical format of one but you know I'm all about looking at new perspectives, other ways ...to see.  Today I have something in store for you. It’s all about listening to ourselves in an unexpected way.

"Don't Listen To Anybody Without Listening To Yourself First."
-Anonymous

Walk with me through the Tuileries Gardens on a windy sunny day in Paris.
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We'll chat about the three things I learned around listening:

1. Making my own personal handbook
2. Realizing my voice is larger and stronger than I think
3. Having the confidence to reread my journal entries

Check out photos and videos from this walk on Instagram: @tyesecooper

Sometimes as creatives we get stuck. We feel less productive, sometimes depressed and other times feel like we're not realizing our best work. Why? I know it all too well and I personally call it the "Loop of Confusion". I focused on fashion design and styling for the last 10 years and now I am a consultant and mentor for designers, makers and freelancers trying to figure out their businesses. I didn't know why I didn't "feel" like doing ....exactly what I loved doing. I'd have all the tools ready....and yet I needed a coffee to clear my head before starting or to watch one more inspirational art  video. Finalize I recognized the "symptoms" and developed solutions that helped. I hope it offers you, as well, some relief to whatever you're going through today. The full blog is on my webpage:   https://www.tyesecooper.com

5 ways to know you’re in the “Loop of Confusion” and the tips to get out!

1. Too much CMYK : the colors of procrastination :
2. You’re in the Friend Zone
3. You’re cheating on your BF …with Google
4. You’re sitting on the White Picket Fence
5. Worried about the “H” word

Cheers from another creative,

Tyese