James Victore

The Right Questions with James Victore

The Right Questions is designed to help you get paid to do what you love and stay sane in the process.

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James Victore

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1 paź 2026

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Episode 88: Time Out 01.10.2026

The hardest part of being a consistent creator is admitting when consistency starts to dilute the work. I’m choosing a short podcast hiatus, even though I love building things in series and I genuinely want to show up with fresh ideas. If you’ve ever felt boxed in by a content calendar or pushed to speak before you’ve had time to think, you’ll recognize the tension I’m naming out loud. Like this?...

From The Archives: Crafting Your Perfect Day 17.09.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching We chase confidence relentlessly, yet what we're truly seeking might be authenticity – the courage to be consistently ourselves in every situation. This profound insight lies at the heart of this episode of The Right Questions, where we explore why authenti...

From The Archives: Authenticity Is Beautiful 03.09.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching We chase confidence relentlessly, yet what we're truly seeking might be authenticity – the courage to be consistently ourselves in every situation. This profound insight lies at the heart of this episode of The Right Questions, where we explore why authenti...

From The Archives: When 'Boring' Is Powerful 20.08.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Why are you so afraid of your own voice?   This powerful question lies at the heart of our exploration into the paradox of creative expression. Through the remarkable story of Danish artist Line Jensen, we discover how embracing what feels mundane can create pro...

Episode 87: Creative Champions 06.08.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching You can be talented, hungry, and stubborn as hell and still stall out if nobody has your back when the real decisions get made.   We get personal about that missing ingredient: the champion. I tell the story of Stephen Brower, an art director I met early in my N...

From The Archives: Getting Unstuck 30.07.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Feeling stuck is a universal struggle, especially for those of us engaged in creative pursuits. I've grappled with the paralyzing sensation that often spirals into self-doubt and fear. Can we reclaim our creative freedom when it feels like our talents are s...

From The Archives: How Being Wyrd Is Following Your Destiny 23.07.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Have you ever pondered the idea that your quirks might be the key to your destiny? I, James Victore, invite you to explore the empowering concept of embracing our innate weirdness and how it aligns with our true purpose. Inspired by my book, "FEC Perfection...

From The Archives: Stressed Out 16.07.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Unlock the secrets to unleashing your creativity even when stress tries to take over. Imagine being able to harness the power of your breath, thoughts, and movement to not only manage stress but to foster a creative mindset that thrives under pressure. Join me,...

From The Archives: Self-Respect and Empowerment Through Routine 09.07.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Can discipline actually lead to more freedom in your life? Discover how I’ve turned the skeptics’ nightmare of strict schedules into a liberating journey of self-expression and success. By sharing personal insights from my life, I help you understand how the pow...

From The Archives: Overcoming Fear and Self-Doubt in Marketing Your Creative Work 02.07.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Have you ever felt that gnawing discomfort when you're trying to market your own work?   You're not alone. Drawing from George Orwell's disdain for advertising, this episode of "The Right Questions" tackles why marketing can feel so daun...

From The Archives: Transforming limitations, Turning I Can't To I Can 25.06.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching What if the limitations you believe define you are actually your greatest opportunities for success? On this episode of "The Right Questions," we explore how external influences shape our fears and self-doubts from an early age. Through captivating met...

From The Archives: From Day Job to Creative Fulfillment 18.06.2026

You can have a thousand good ideas and still feel stuck if you don’t trust yourself enough to finish one.   I’m James Victore, and this week I answer a listener question from Dan that hits a nerve for almost every creative: why do we start personal projects with fire and then quietly abandon them? This is fresh from the archives, where we bring back episodes from the past and let them shine once a...

Episode 86: Two Type Nerds Geeking Out. Charles Nix 11.06.2026

Most people think creativity is about talent and inspiration.   We don’t. Creativity shows up as obsession, rebellion, and a strangely tuned attention to tiny details and Charles Nix is the perfect guide for that. Charles grew up with a real offset printing press in his basement, went on to teach typography for decades (including leading communication design at Parsons), and now serves as Senior E...

Episode 85: AI Q&A Part Two 04.06.2026

AI is starting to feel less like a tool and more like a demand: adapt right now, train on prompts, and don’t ask too many questions.   We push back hard on that pressure, starting with the incentives behind the hype. When the business model is shaky, the marketing gets louder, and when the infrastructure is built on data extraction, “data centers” start to look a lot like surveillance centers. Tha...

Episode 84: AI ain't your friend. A Q+A 28.05.2026

AI can write a decent paragraph, mock up a concept, and spin infinite ad variants in seconds. The scarier question is what it does to us when we start believing the machine more than we believe ourselves. I’m coming off a live “AI and You” webinar with a packed Q&A, and I’m taking the biggest questions into the studio to answer them with more honesty than a corporate slide deck will ever allow...

Episode 83: The Process Is All We Have 21.05.2026

You can work 12 hours a day and still feel like you did “nothing” except survive. That’s where we start: the grind language, the imaginary race, and the habit of powering through exhaustion like it’s a virtue. We talk candidly about burnout, creative stress, and why building a beautiful life takes a different mindset than simply forcing more output. Like this? Join us on Substack and subscribe to...

Episode 82: On Public Speaking 14.05.2026

Stage fright isn’t a personality trait, it’s a habit of self-protection and it can be unlearned.   After coming back from a talk in Dusseldorf, Germany, I’m sharing the public speaking tips that keep me excited instead of terrified, even when I’m nervous. If you’re a designer, artist, writer, or creative entrepreneur who wants better presentation skills without turning into a polished robot, this...

Episode 81: Heather Crank & Understanding Creativity In A World Of AI 07.05.2026

AI is speeding up creative work while quietly testing something deeper: our confidence, our craft, and our ability to think for ourselves.   I sit down with my dear friend Heather Crank, a designer and generative AI designer who translates complex tech shifts into human creative insight, and we get honest about what it feels like to make art in an AI-shaped world. Like this? Join us on Substack an...

Episode 80: AI Is Here 23.04.2026

  AI’s growing presence isn’t the result of perfection or widespread readiness—it’s the outcome of rapid integration into nearly every aspect of modern life. This shift raises a difficult question for creatives: when a tool can generate endless concepts on demand, does it provide meaningful leverage, or does it risk diluting what gives creative work its value? There’s a tension between efficiency...

Episode 79: Jon Acuff 16.04.2026

I talk with Jon Acuff about the questions that shape a life, from childhood “weirdness” and stage instincts to the hard parts of being a public voice. We dig into humor, mindset, perfectionism, productivity, and what “enough” looks like when you want to keep growing without burning down your relationships. Check out Jon's Pod: https://jonacuff.com/podcast Like this? Join us on Substack and su...

Episode 78: The Luxury of Losing Everything 09.04.2026

Oh Shit Susie Batiz went from surviving abuse, depression, and bankruptcy to building Poo-Pourri into a cultural icon and a massive business built on a deceptively simple idea: make the bathroom smell better. The part that grabbed us, though, isn’t the product story. It’s how she learned to trust her intuition when life stripped everything else away, and how that “luxury of losing everything” beca...

Episode 77: A Coaching Call 02.04.2026

We’re pulling back the curtain and letting you hear a real coaching call with a client who’s doing the brave part: building something new while the old voice in his head keeps asking, “Who do you think you are?” That tension is the heartbeat of creative work. We talk about the moment self-doubt shows up, why asking for help is harder than it sounds, and how to sort true guidance from the noise of...

Episode 76: On Divorce 26.03.2026

A relationship doesn’t usually explode. More often, it drifts. One missed conversation turns into a habit, the habit turns into distance, and suddenly two people who once felt like a team are living like roommates. I’m revisiting the lessons I pulled out of my own divorce because the communication gap between men and women feels louder than ever, and I don’t want anyone repeating my mistakes just...

Episode 75: Designing Dignity In New York City Probation Offices 19.03.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching They stepped out of the elevator, looked around the newly redesigned probation office, and quietly backed up as if they were in the wrong building. That one detail says more about the power of design than a thousand trend reports, and it’s where this story begin...

Episode 74: Oliver Jeffers 12.03.2026

If you are a stuck or frustrated creative and want to get paid to do what you love, let's talk. https://yourworkisagift.com/coaching Curiosity can feel like a compass and a dare, and Oliver Jeffers follows both.  We sit down with the artist and author behind Here We Are, Lost and Found, and a body of fine art that blends warmth, wit, and precise simplicity. From a childhood in Belfast during...

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