🏆 Recognizing & Celebrating Wins: Go 1-0 Every Day ⚾
What if success wasn’t about massive wins, but tiny, consistent victories?
The greatest baseball players in history failed more than they succeeded. Ted Williams, Babe Ruth, and Willie Mays? They all had batting averages below .400. Even my beloved Washington Nationals started their 2019 season at a terrible 19-31—but instead of panicking, they focused on going 1-0 every day… and won the World Series. 🏆
Success isn’t about swinging for the fences every time—it’s about stacking small wins.
✅ Sent that email you were dreading? Win.
✅ Showed up for a networking event when you wanted to stay in sweatpants? Win.
✅ Took one tiny step toward a big goal? Win.
Read my latest article to learn how you can go 1-0 every day and turn small victories into big successes! 🚀
Rejection and Resilience: Lessons from Every Creative Who "Failed" 🎭🔥
🔥 Rejection. Failure. Flops. Every creative has been there.
From The Graduate to Megalopolis, legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola has seen both meteoric success and epic flops. And guess what? So has every creative person. 🎭
The hard truth? Failure is inevitable. But it’s also where we find growth, resilience, and our next big idea. Even the best in the industry—Coppola, Spielberg, Nichols, comedians, artists, entrepreneurs—have had projects that bombed. What sets them apart? They keep going. They keep creating.
💡 Failure isn’t the end—it’s just part of the process. It means you took a risk. It means you’re actually doing the thing while others are stuck on the sidelines, too afraid to fail. And that’s a win.
🎬 So, what can we learn from the best of the best about rejection and resilience?
📖 Read more in my latest article.
Shannon Malone-deBenedictis: The Power of Creativity & Being Fully Unapologetic
What does it really take to own your story and show up Fully Unapologetic? I sat down with The KiDD & Friends Podcast to spill the tea on building a fearless creative career, winning an Emmy, and shaking up the industry with bold storytelling.
We dive into behind-the-scenes moments from my Emmy-winning work, why I launched Padlin Creative, and how stepping into your power (without waiting for permission) changes everything. Plus, we tackle self-doubt, confidence, and why perfection is not the goal—authenticity is.
Oh, and tech hiccups? Yeah, we had a few. But trust me, this conversation is worth it.
If you’re ready to take up space and own your story, you won’t want to miss this convo!