“To put yourself out there, it's confronting, challenging, and there was a lot of fear,” explains Jena Bedson, Ceramic Artist, and Art Therapist. No one should let fear stop them from going after their bright shiny objects. Having her own experience with insecurity and fear, Jena shares how she moved past her imposter syndrome to help other artists unleash their creativity to the world.
During the pandemic, Jena took the time to ponder what she wanted to do next. She then became in touch with a fellow creative named Tessa, who helped her put on online ceramic workshops: her bright shiny object. Although being public in this way was initially outside of Jena's comfort zone, she committed to seeing it through and has met wonderful people as a result.
Imposter syndrome is common, but we can’t let it stop us from chasing our dreams. Learn more about Jena’s inspiration for her online programs, the encouraging nature of her ceramic workshops, and how she pushed past her introverted tendencies to help make her work more available for all.
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Website: https://www.jenabedsonceramics.com/
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