The Writing Coach Podcast 108: Default to deliberate with Judith Gaton

WCP108 Default to deliberate with Judith Gaton

Judith Gaton, style coach, author, and podcast host, joins us today to talk about the impact of how the way we get dressed impacts our sense of well being. This isn’t about getting dressed to the nines when you’re working from home (unless you want to!), but about being more deliberate in ways that support your writing life.

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Judith Gaton, style coach, author, and podcast host, joins us today to talk about the impact of how the way we get dressed impacts our sense of well being.

This isn’t about getting dressed to the nines when you’re working from home (unless you want to!), but about being more deliberate in ways that support your writing life.

• Why too much freedom (AKA not changing out of your jammies all day) can be counterproductive to creative output
• Habit by default vs intention
• Small style uplevels you can try today without shopping
• Zoom tips to look and feel your best on camera

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Judith Gaton’s website

How to Be a F*cking Lady: A Modern Guide to Being Charming & Fierce AF

Style Masterclass Podcast

Judith on Instagram @judithgaton

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