34. The Art of Taking Up Space with Dee Kawai Tang (Guest Host)

This week we're turning the tables. Beloved guest Dee Kawai Tang from episode #16 takes over the mic and interviews me about my own creation story – from growing up in a caravan, to an international career working alongside creative visionaries, and the winding journey that has led me to build a life and business fueled by meaning and creative advocacy.

What emerges in our conversation cuts right to the heart of transformation – how do we move beyond the lines of limitation we've grown accustomed to believe? What if "just doing our thing" is actually a disguise for playing small? What might change for us if we actively choose to become a leader of our own destiny?

Together, we dive deep into the dance between masculine and feminine energies, unravelling ancestral patterns, the courage it takes to go for gold, how to walk your path without a map, and what it means to reclaim your unapologetic creative voice.

For every creative ready to take up more space - this one's for you.

In this episode, we explore:

• Ancestral patterns that shape our creative voice and what we think is possible
• How the environments we enter shape our expression
• De-conditioning from corporate culture
• The warrior spirit that lives within every creative
• What it means to give yourself permission to win
• Stepping into creative leadership and self motivated power
• Why community and collaboration elevate individual creativity

EPISODE LINKS:

Listen to Dee's first episode HERE on Conversations Across Realms, Embodying Grief and Clearing Karmic Knots.

My Substack article around my childhood.

Dee's 3 Part Guide to Self Publishing.

Read Dee's infamous Substack WOO-Tang HERE.

Learn more about working with Rach HERE.

You can follow The World Needs Creatives on Instagram HERE.

Explore working or collaborating with Rachael at rachael@rachaelsardelich.com and learn more about her work HERE.

You can join the wider conversation and our community over on Substack via THIS LINK.

The original painted work in the show design was hand painted by artist Sarah Darling.

The creation of our original musical score was created by Camilla Rose Sullivan.