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Joanna: It's great to have you on the show. Tell us a bit more about you and how you got into writing. So the definition that I go on now is based on Carl Jung’s work and the Myers-Briggs and it's basically somebody who gets their energy from spending time alone and processes information more slowly and deeply. Joanna: Tell us about what your business looks like right now. What business model do you have and what are your multiple streams of income?

A cat survived a five-mile round trip under the bonnet of a Vauxhall Astra on the school run after she escaped from her home. Cat: I've learned definitely how not to pitch from the kind of pitches I receive myself. And I'm sure you've received hundreds and hundreds of pitches that are not particularly thoughtful.

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Joanna: Cat Rose is an author, podcaster, and creative coach. Her latest book is The Creative Introvert: How to Build a Business You Love on Your Terms. Welcome, Cat. So that’s what I mean about getting to the nub and the thing that is bigger than the struggle and reminding yourself of that. In this video I'll be sharing with you what you can expect from this opposition, and I'll be going through each rising sign and sharing the life areas you might see this transit show itself.

Joanna: Absolutely. I write my first drafts in a coffee shop but I have to wear noise-canceling [BOSE] headphones, so it's a bit both. It's tuning out the noise and I play rain and thunderstorms but equally, I still like being in an environment where there are people even though I'm not interacting with the people. You can be a successful creative entrepreneur and an introvert. It's all about finding the best way of working for your personality and your business goals, as I discuss today with Cat Rose. It took a few years. I think I say maybe three years and this is all around the same time so I quit at a similar time as when I started blogging and started realizing that there is a whole online world and that freelancing and all of these different opportunities for people working from home for themselves was out there.Through experimenting, I found a bunch of things that I loved, which I wouldn't have found if I just thought I'm building a pet portrait business. That was the only way I could have a business I loved. It turns out that that wasn't what brought me joy and that these really unexpected things brought me joy like podcasting. In this video I'll be sharing with you what you can expect from this square, and I'll be going through each rising sign and sharing the life areas you might see this transit show itself!

Question: "Taking the 10:30 hrs ferry from Mahe to Praslin, is there enough time to catch the connecting ferry at 11:45 Uhr from Praslin to La Digue?" That's what I started to see is that a lot of us, we know what we have to do to tell people about our book. At the same time, we've got this other voice enough that is giving us all of these words that it's not good enough or whatever other excuses that we come up with.

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Ms Webster said that Rose appeared unscathed by her ordeal, and that her microchip details have been updated. I feel like one of the reasons that creatives fail is because they don't do the stuff that is not creative and they feel that if you can have a creative business or creative life then you shouldn't be doing that type of thing or working out how to use KDP or going through the frustration of something technical because that's not creative. Do you think it's not learning that practical stuff? I feel so blessed that she had Cats Protection as well as a lovely couple who were willing and able to bring Rose home to me.” The Cat Rose departure is from Baie St Anne jetty in Praslin, Baie St Anne jetty is located not far from Vallée de May (4km), and 6km from Cote d'Or beach, and about 11 km from the airport.

Joanna: Community is really important. But I find networking conferences are absolutely exhausting, but also necessary in some way. So let's just talk about networking in person or events in person. What can introverts do to network without suffering too much? Joanna: It’s funny because I feel like half the time I start things myself because I don’t want to pitch. So I'll start a podcast myself and then eventually people would just pitch me and that's essentially what has happened for me is generally I get pitched to be on podcasts or to go and speak without having to do that.

Cat: A lot of it was continuing on web design but doing that in a freelance way and that wasn't easy. And I really must say it was because I left my previous job on good terms that occasionally they would throw me a bone. Basically, it's like hey we've got some overflow here some work, but that was a big thing for me. It was not turning something down because it wasn't as sexy as another job at that point. It is so very frustrating to spend the bulk of my time building a brand for another company with my hard work, but it makes me feel so encouraged to hear you felt the exact same way before you left your job and made your dreams come true.