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The Courage to Live a Big Life

The Courage to Live a Big Life

De : Susie deVille
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 Step into a world where you can create the life you crave. Join the vibrant Susie deVille, the powerhouse behind the award-winning, groundbreaking book, Buoyant, and the driving force at The Innovation & Creativity Institute. Each week, she'll be your catalyst for change as she sparks your creativity and courage! The Courage to Live a Big Life isn't just a podcast—it's your passport to a realm of unlimited possibility. With Susie's inspiring, infectious energy, you'll shatter self-doubt and pave the way for your boldest, most authentic self to shine. Get ready for an adventure that's as exhilarating as it is transformative. Tune in, buckle up, and prepare to soar with The Courage to Live a Big Life.Any trademarks, trade dress, logos, and service marks displayed on this podcast are owned by Susie deVille or InnovationCompass, LLC d/b/a Innovation & Creativity Institute, or by third parties. Nothing contained on this podcast may be construed as grant Art Direction Economie Management et direction
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    • The Cost of Keeping Work Alive

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      Feb 10 2026
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      5 min
    • Why Your Hardest Moment Is Your Breakthrough

      Why Your Hardest Moment Is Your Breakthrough
      Feb 3 2026
      The moment you're ready to quit is usually the exact moment your best work is about to emerge. In this episode, I share what happened when my client, Jim, walked into our meeting ready to abandon his book project, convinced he was talentless and destined to fail. What I told him—and the story I shared about Steven Spielberg's 159 harrowing days filming the movie, Jaws, changed everything. If you've ever felt paralyzed by creative overwhelm, convinced you don't have what it takes, or tempted to quit right before the finish line, this episode will show you what's actually happening in those moments when you feel most stuck. The creative thrash isn't something to avoid. It's where something powerful is waiting for you—if you know how to recognize it and leverage it. Episode Transcript
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      9 min
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