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It's Not Too Late | Jim Kroft
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Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where we unravel the symbiosis of entrepreneurship and the arts.
It's been one of those times when life flexes its muscles, and you're faced with a Podcasting dilemma.
Back-to-back postponements left me with a choice: delay, skip, or adapt.
We all know that feeling, right? You want to stay consistent, but life... well, it has its own plans.
So, I leaned into the moment and decided to use this mini-crisis as an opportunity. As such, I write this off the back of a 20-hour creative maelstrom creating today's episode.
This is my first attempt at a narrative podcast, incorporating elements such as music (all my own), sound effects, and storytelling. It's something new for me, and I really hope you enjoy it!
Today's theme challenges something many of us grapple with as we grow older - the belief that it's too late for us.
In this episode, I explore:
1️⃣ The Inextinguishable Spark of Unlived Potential
2️⃣ The Gulf Between Cultivated and Dormant Self
3️⃣ Not Self-Love, But Self-Discovery
4️⃣ Resisting the Capitalization of Self
5️⃣ Harnessing Solopreneurship as an Avenue for Transformation
I’ve written about the creative process on my Substack, where you can also find a full transcript under the article "It's Not Too Late".
As ever, thank you so much for the support!
Jim
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