As a creative entrepreneur, success is about so much more than how your business is doing.

My friend Anne Miller and I took this conversation to the trail—literally. I’m pushing my grandson in the stroller, we’re getting a little winded on the hills, and we’re talking about how much our definitions of success have changed over the years.

We talk about money, health, relationships, creative work, business, getting older, and how easy it is to keep working toward something simply because you used to want it.

Sometimes that feeling that something is a little off is worth paying attention to. Maybe you’ve outgrown a goal. Maybe your priorities have changed. Or maybe it’s simply time to get clearer about what you want now.

We also talk about being happy with what you’ve created while still wanting more—and making small recalibrations as you go instead of assuming you have to change everything.

If you’re building a creative business, this is a chance to zoom out from the usual measures of success and think about the whole thing: What do I want my life to look like, and how do I want my creative work to fit into it?

We also mention my conversation with Allie Kuhland about Human Design and creative work:

⁠Listen to Human Design & Creative Work with Allie Kuhland

Connect with Anne Miller:

https://www.rethinkingsuccess.life/

→ If you're ready to work in seasons but aren't sure how it could be possible for you, schedule a Work Your Way Breakthrough call with Brie HERE.

This episode is part of the Work Your Way Summer Series — a collection of conversations about rethinking work, creativity, and the way you move through your days. Explore the full series: www.creativemindscoach.com/podcast/work-your-way-summer-series