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Do you love the idea of running a retreat? This week's guest hosted her first retreat this year, and she's about to talk us through her process, from getting the idea during a meditation to planning it, filling it, running the retreat, and all the way to announcing her next retreat which happens this fall. Meet Christa Harrison, founder of Healing For Queer Healers Retreats, where she holds space for fellow queer folx. Christa is a queer therapist in private practice in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma specializing in PTSD and trauma. She's a secular therapist in a sea of folx looking for someone they can feel safe with after religious trauma. Here's some of what we talked about: How Christa realized suddenly that she wanted to create a retreat for queer healers Clarifying her vision for the retreat Getting positive feedback and making plans for rounds 2 and 3 and beyond The most intimidating parts for Christa: following through with setting up all the systems Leaving plenty of free time in the schedule Helping everyone at the retreat feel cared about Why she enjoyed her own retreat just as much as the participants did Using Squarespace for her website, email service and checkout Here are some takeaways that stand out to me: Takeaway #1: Pay attention to your spirit and listen. Christa was caring for her spirit with meditation during a very painful time when she received a clear message that she needed to create this retreat. Takeaway #2: Consider niching boldly and specifically. Christa's vision evolved from "queer affirming" to "for queer people." Think about what bold and specific niching might mean for you. Takeaway #3: Christa fought the temptation to cram the retreat schedule full, and found that people really valued free time. Imposter syndrome sometimes tells us we need to provide MORE rather than allowing valuable time and space. Show notes at http://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/158

You might have heard of the Myers-Briggs personality test, but have you heard of Enneagrams? If you haven't, or if you've heard the term being thrown around, but you just don't know what it is, be prepared for your latest obsession. Today, Zuri is diving deep into the world of Enneagrams, personality types, wings, and transitions with Enneagram expert, Christa Hardin. Unlike other regular personality tests, your Enneagram offers an intimate, deeper look into who you are, what strengths and weaknesses you have, and how you operate in this world. Christa is breaking the 9 different Enneagrams, their wings, and their transitions down for you so you can self-identify, get validation on your preferences, and even use this information to strengthen your relationships. Zuri and Christa dive into the world of Enneagrams, what they mean, and how you can use them to form stronger bonds, work more efficiently, and find confidence in why you are the way you are. If you aren't already knee-deep into the world of Enneagrams, buckle up because you're about to be. Follow: Zuri Hall | Christa Hardin Episode Resources: True Self Enneagram | Your Enneagram Glow | Enneagram Podcast | Enneagram + Marriage | Truity Enneagram Test | Enneagram Institute RHETI Test Info About Christa: Christa Hardin, MA, is rooted in almost two decades years of experience counseling and coaching couples using top marriage research. On top of her expert marriage advice, Christa hosts the weekly Enneagram & Marriage Podcast and has developed forty-five Enneagram Glow Guides for each and every couple pairing. Christa uses the Enneagram and other great marriage tools to add another layer of understanding and to give us deeper insight into how we connect with one another and glow brightly together in the world! A Closer Look at the Episode: [5:18] How Christa discovered the Enneagram and how she got into this line of work [6:56] What wellness means according to Christa [7:26] A crash course on what the Enneagram is [9:50] Breaking down an enneagram chart and its 9 personality types [11:08] An overview of the 9 types of Enneagrams (which do you relate most to?) [19:14] What's an enneagram wing and why do some people have it? [21:18] Fluidity and transitioning between enneagram types [25:57] Best enneagram accounts to follow [24:51] How being aware of your enneagram can improve your relationships [28:04] Exploring the healthy to unhealthy spectrum of an enneagram [31:04] Where to go to find out your enneagram [32:28] About Christa's Enneagram Glow Process Share this episode with a friend NOW + let us know your favorite part of the convo: @ZuriHall and @HotHappyMess Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Christa Quarles is the CEO @ Corel Corporation, building software solutions that simplify the task journey for knowledge workers. Prior to Corel, Christa spent close to 4 years as CEO @ Opendoor, driving a chapter of transformational change for the company. Before Opendoor, Christa was Chief Business Officer @ NextDoor, and finally pre-NextDoor, Christa spent 4 years at The Walt Disney Company where she led Disney Interactive to profitability as Senior Vice President, Interactive Games. If that was not enough, Christa is also on the board of Affirm and Kimberly Clark. In Today's Episode with Christa Quarles You Will Learn: 1.) How Christa made her way into the world of startups having spent close to 10 years in investment banking? What were the biggest takeaways from her time at Walt Disney? How did her 3 years as CEO @ Opentable impact how she approaches leadership today? 2.) Company Breakpoints: What are the different breakpoints in the scaling of companies? When did this start to happen at Opendoor? How does decision-making need to change with scale? How can leaders ensure teams feel safe to be the most ambitious they can be? In what ways can leaders create environments of safety for them to be their best selves? 3.) The Role of the CEO: What decisions can only the CEO make? How can leaders determine when a C-Suite hire is a stretch too far? How has Christa's board membership on other boards changed how she runs her board today? Given a board's limited information, how can leaders extract the most out of them? 4.) "Operating is a Full Contact Sport": When has Christa found operating and leading the hardest? When faced with hard times, how does she push through them? How does Christa advise leaders on the challenges of their own scaling process? Where do many make mistakes in their own scaling? What is a "stuck state" and why is it the worst state to be in? 5.) Team Building and Trust: How does Christa approach trust today? Does she start from a position of being fully trusting or not trusting and there to be gained? What is Christa's favourite interview question to ask? In what way does Christa believe truly special candidates represent their passions in interviews? Item's Mentioned In Today's Episode with Christa Quarles Christa's Favourite Book: Caste, The International Bestseller

Have you ever been told to "everything happens for a reason" or "things will get better in time" when something truly awful has happened to you? Singer/songwriter and author of How to Lose Everything Christa Couture can relate. Christa has an advanced degree in loss: the loss of her leg to cancer as a child, the lost of two children in their infancy, the loss of a marriage, and temporarily, her voice to thyroid cancer. How she could possibly be creative after such life-shattering tragedy? That's what we explore in this grace-filled conversation. We also discussed: - How to take the leap into our work when we're feeling blocked. - How Christa turned her amputation into art - Christa's philosophies on "person-first" language around disability - Her brief stint in film school - How she channels her indigenous roots into her creative and spiritual life Christa's book HOW TO LOSE EVERYTHING can be found anywhere books are sold: https://www.amazon.com/How-Lose-Everything-Children-Marriage-ebook/dp/B08G4ZSWWT#:~:text=Amazon%20Book%20Clubs-,How%20to%20Lose%20Everything%3A%20A%20Memoir%20about%20Losing%20My%20Children,and%20My%20Voice%20Kindle%20Edition&text=Christa%20Couture%20has%20come%20to,a%20powerful%20and%20wise%20emotion Check Out My Creativity Ebook!: https://jenniferlouden.com/desire/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-louden/support

Hi everyone! On today's episode I talk to the very knowledgable Christa who is an autistic self-advocate from Texas and runs the the internationally recognised neurodiversity lifestyle blog Neurodivergent Rebel and Instagram account @neurodivergentrebel. Christa's blog pushes for acceptance of neurological difference and respect for the autonomy of neurodivergent people. Christa also manages Neurodivergent Consulting which is a consulting agency that works with businesses “to create new policies that work to attract and increase tenure of current and future neurodivergent employees”. The philosophy of Neurodivergent Consulting is to advocate for accessible workplaces where neurodivergent employees will be able to fully implement their unique talents and fresh perspectives. The agency analyzes the policies of interested workplaces for how they tap into, or hinder, the creative power of neurodivergent employees, including how accommodating these workspaces are to the sensory and predictability needs of autistic people. We chat about: Both being diagnosed with autism and compare the process it took us to get there Christa's coaching and consulting services Autism in the workplace and how much we both hate open plan offices! Christa's social media presence and the #askingautistic hashtag that Christa is the pioneered How Christa is coping with the pandemic, daily life and their special interests Christa's links: All of Christa's links to social media, store, Patreon, etc can be found here: https://linktr.ee/NeurodivergentRebel My 21andsensory links: @21andsensory on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/21andsensory/ 21andsensory Blog - https://21andsensory.wordpress.com Podcast - https://21andsensory.wordpress.com/21andsensory-podcasts/ Want to be on my podcast? Apply here: https://forms.gle/scAY23744owv3oeB9 @21andsensory on Twitter -https://twitter.com/21andsensory

Christa Miller is a hilarious actress, fantastic mother, sneaky impressive music supervisor and fellow Howard Stern superfan!In this episode of Ask Jillian we talk about everything including her super talented family starting with her mother the model Bonnie Trompeter, her daughter the beautiful singer Charlotte Lawrence, her aunt the actress Susan Saint James and her husband the amazing TV writer and show creator Bill Lawrence. How Christa knew early on that she wanted to act, the fantastic shows she has been part of and her behind-the-scenes work with songs in various shows. Our LOVE for Howard and Beth, the wack pack and how we were both on the Celebrity Superfan Round Table. You could say we're obsessed fans!Christa is so funny and down to earth. She's one of my favorites!CHRISTA’S INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/christabmillerCHRISTA’S TWITTER www.twitter.com/christabmillerCHRISTA'S HUSBAND BILL LAWRENCE TWITTER’S www.twitter.com/vdoozerCHRISTA'S HUSBAND BILL LAWRENCE’S INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/vdoozerTED LASSO tv.apple.com/us/show/ted-lasso/umc.cmc.vtoh0mn0xn7t3c643xqonfzy

In today’s episode we explore:How Christa pivoted her brick and mortar businesses to online in 24 hours.The biggest gift Christa received from the pandemic.Some tips for women entrepreneurs who are worried about being in business right now.Listen + Subscribe on iTunes.Download 3 free soul-guided meditations HERE.Visit Christa's website HERE.Follow Christa on Youtube, Instagram, and Facebook.

Do you also love to work, but have friends or family often commenting that you properly work too much? Or are you one of the many people who have been hit by stress? Then this episode is for you. I love to work and see it as a calling, but I am also very aware that anyone can get hit by stress. And that it is not just a question of loving what you do. The number of people getting stressed has been increasing over the last years and it’s like an epidemic in the modern world, especially with all the technology which makes it possible to be available and check up on work all the time. I therefore found an expert to talk with about how to avoid a stress meltdown or how you can recover from one. I had the pleasure of talking with Christa Jørgensen who is a trained psychologist. She has worked at hospital, been a subject expert at a consultancy within stress and well-being and is now working as a psychologist and coach with companies and private individuals where she focuses on stress. I hope you will enjoy this episode that dives into very concrete things you can do today whether you are on top of your game right now or in a situation of recovering. Shownotes: 00:58 - How Christa got into psychology and stress 01:58 - Stress in today’s society 03:23 - What is stress? 06:16 - What can we do to prevent it? 11:14 - How do we get to know ourselves better? 14:33 - A word on mindfulness 19:20 - Workplaces and stress 25:30 - What to do if you are stressed 35:45 - The phone and stress 43:14 - How to get in contact with Christa Connect with Christa Jørgensen https://www.christajoergensen.dk/ https://dk.linkedin.com/in/christajoergensen Link to Full Catastrophe living, John Kabat-Zinn https://www.saxo.com/dk/full-catastrophe-living-revised-edition_jon-kabat-zinn_epub_9781405517003?gclid=CjwKCAjwpqv0BRABEiwA-TySwStPKH8gs2r__vfu18W1TvhFh3f4T7OzZjmJ5eyfDT4Ns3Dm-472wBoCHt4QAvD_BwE CONNECT WITH MADS MISIAK FRIIS https://growthisland.io/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/madsmfriis/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madsmf/ If you like today’s episode, then please subscribe and leave a review so more people can learn about the podcast Proudly brought to you in collaboration with KRING and Aya www.kring.com a venture studio focused on building impact companies within the industries of Health, Wellbeing and Energy. www.getaya.io your personal coach utilizing artificial intelligence to help you structure your thoughts and feel great.

Today’s episode is all about how sleep and stress impact skin conditions, like eczema, and how before you do food elimination protocols, make sure these two areas of your health are taken care of first.   Stay tuned to the end of the episode for a series on what’s sparking joy in my life!   Today’s guest, Christa Biegler, is the host of the Less Stressed Life Podcast, author of The Eczema Relief Diet & Cookbook (available as of April 20th, 2020), and the founder of the Eczema Nutritionist, specializing in difficult skin and digestive issues. She lives with her unicycling husband & kids in the Midwest.   In this episode we discuss:  Christa’s journey to becoming a dietitian that specializes in skin conditions How eczema is traditionally treated How sleep and stress impact our immune systems and therefore our skin conditions The danger to long term food restriction in relationship to developing and having skin conditions Why food elimination protocols are not the only way to treat eczema (and not always the best choice) How Christa practices wellness without obsession   Learn more about Christa at her podcast the Less Stress Life Podcast.   This episode is brought to you by New Chapter. As a women’s health dietitian and educator, I have been on the search for my official recommendation for a prenatal vitamin for quite some time, and I am thrilled to say I finally found the one, and actually a prenatal AND postnatal vitamin- that checks all my boxes.   What’s so cool about New Chapter’s perfect prenatal vitamin is that it is fermented for better absorption with beneficial probiotics and whole foods, which also makes it easy to digest and gentle on the stomach- which if you’ve ever taken a prenatal vitamin you know that’s not always the case. Plus their new improved formula contains ginger to help combat morning sickness. It contains all the key nutrients your body needs for a growing baby, including methylfolate- which is the active form of folate I personally always recommend to my clients when they are looking for a prenatal.   And they also have a Perfect postnatal vitamin, which is what I am personally taking now. Its formulated specifically for new moms and our needs, to help us replenish nutrient stores from having a baby meaning its going to contain key nutrients like iodine, vitamin D, fermented iron as well as fermented B vitamins to support energy needs. What I think is so helpful is that it also contains herbs and plants that have been used traditionally for lactation like oats, kelp, chamomile and turmeric.   As with all New Chapter supplements and products, these prenatal and postnatal vitamins are nonGMO certified, made with organic whole foods and herbs and responsibly sourced. I mean I could it get any better, I don’t think so!   You can purchase New Chapter prenatal and postnatal vitamins on New Chapter’s website, Whole Foods, CVS, Amazon and local health food stores. Thank you so much for sponsoring today’s episode NC!   Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Nourishing Minds Nutrition. Read testimonials from our amazing clients here. Join our FREE support group for like-minded women, the Nourishing Women Community. Live Q&As are hosted every Tuesday evening.   Let’s hang out! Connect with Victoria and the staff at NMN: Victoria’s Instagram Victoria’s Website Nourishing Minds Nutrition Instagram Nourishing Minds Nutrition website

Christa Paarni, Juliane Corona, Katrina Lelli join me to chat about their businesses and being part of the Millionairess Society. Christa is an influencer and networking marketing consultant. Juliane started Mommy Made Encapsulations when she couldn’t find anyone in her area to encapsulate her placenta. Katrina is the host of the Just As We Are podcast, a show that empowers women to shatter the negative stories they tell themselves and embrace who they really are. You Will Hear About: [1:53] Mindset issues that come with network marketing [3:37] Tuning out unhelpful opinions about your business  [6:07] Learning that people struggle with the same things so relatability is key [11:32] How Christa’s Instagram account was hacked and she had to start again [21:59] The high rate of postpartum depression [22:31] Hiring before you’re ready [23:05] Being the CEO not the cashier in your business [28:18] The benefits of placenta encapsulation [34:40] Carving out space to have fun Resources: thesalvagedsoul.com (http://thesalvagedsoul.com/) Christa’s Instagram: @salvagedsoulog (https://www.instagram.com/salvagedsoulog/) mommymadeencapsulation.com (http://mommymadeencapsulation.com/) Juliane’s Instagram: @julianecorona (https://www.instagram.com/julianecorona/) Just As We Are podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-as-we-are-with-katrina-lelli/id1484019225) Katrina’s Instagram: @katrinalelli (https://www.instagram.com/katrinalelli/) Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! Click here to leave a review on Apple Podcasts (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) . Mommy Millionaire is a production of (http://crate.media)

How do you lead well from behind-the-scenes? Are there specific strategies that help you engage and care for your volunteers? And how can the collaboration of Christian women change the world? In this episode, I talk with Christa Hutchins, wife, empty-nester, founder of Do A New Thing, and  volunteer for Proverbs 31 Ministries as a coordinator for online Bible studies. Christa shares her leadership journey, which includes leading from behind-the-scenes, her best practices for working with volunteers, and the importance of women supporting each other.  Whether you lead a volunteer team or run your own business, there are multiple takeaways from this conversation. Christa’s Leadership Journey: Christa grew up as the classic “bossy older sister” and held leadership positions in high school. In college, the leader of her student ministry asked Christa to lead a mission trip to Chicago, which involved planning, training, and coordinating logistics. This was the first time someone had called out leadership qualities in her.  However, because she was planning a wedding, Christa was unable to go.  In her career as a chemical engineer, Christa led large teams at work. To her, leadership meant authority, but when she volunteered at church, she began to see the cracks in that philosophy. When she became an empty-nester, Christa asked God where He wanted her. He led her to volunteer at Proverbs 31 Ministries hosting an online Bible study. Volunteering there was a change of pace from her male-dominated work environment, and it made Christa nervous. As she volunteered at Proverbs 31, she began to see a different type of leadership: servant leadership. She began to learn how to put people before projects, how to serve God by serving others, and how to still be herself. With her business, Christa helps bloggers and creative women set up structures and processes to achieve their goals. Through Do A New Thing, she takes her project management skills and helps creative women with their big ideas. There are all different types of leadership, and for Christa, the most foundational is self-leadership.  Christa’s Mentors From Melissa Taylor, the director of online Bible studies at Proverbs 31 Ministries, Christa has learned to become a student of leadership. She’s also learned how to give grace, to put people before projects, and not to give up when there’s conflict.  How Christa Embraced her Wiring as a Leader: Christa never related to personality assessments like the Meyers-Briggs or DISC Profile because she never liked the person they described her to be. However, she loves the Strengths Finder system because she’s learned the benefits of her strengths and feels more confident in them.  She does get frustrated when she knows that she needs to put people before project, but just can’t do it. Her strength of responsibility doesn’t mean that she’s responsible for everything, that she can wait to be asked to help. Christa has learned to embrace her wiring because she understand how her wiring fits with other people and how each person plays in a role to work together well. As she embraces all parts of her personality, she’s learning how to embrace other people’s personalities as well. How Christa figured out her gifts One of Christa’s gifts is taking messy things and bringing structure to them. She figured out this was a gift when she saw the peace it brought to others. When she structured, planned, and organized for herself, she feels compulsive. When she uses this gift for others, it brings peace to her heart and to the lives of others.  Christa shares that it’s hard to recognize our own gifts because they seem so normal to us. Not until you use your gift and see how God uses it to help others, do you understand your giftings. Christa’s Advice for Younger Leaders: Don’t expect perfection from yourself. It only limits your leadership. Instead, recognize, own, and make mistakes! Study leadership. Christians like Craig Groeschel and John Maxwell are excellent resources.     Christa’s Message to the World Leadership can feel very lonely. Christa strives to come alongside people and help them connect. Leaders and creatives can hit an emotional or skills wall. Because you don’t want people to think you’re weak or incapable, you often don’t connect with those who could help you. Christa’s Advice for Working with Volunteers Christa is both a volunteer and works with large volunteer teams. Here are her best practices in working with volunteers: It’s easy to promote the loudest, most bossy person. However, what’s most important is whether this potential volunteer is passionate about and understands what you’re doing for God. The #1 criteria to look for in a volunteer is to look for someone coming alongside you to achieve the same mission you want to achieve, not coming alongside you to do a task. Establish expectations for volunteers so everyone has a clear understanding of the role. Look for people who aren’t wired like you and can fill in your gaps. Christa’s Habits for Effectiveness Christa uses a paper planner to record what’s been done and to make plans. She uses the calendar on her phone for appointments. She has 4 to 5 to-do lists, one for each category, i.e. volunteer to-do list, business to-do list, etc. She looks at her to-do lists and determines the top three activities she’ll get done, and puts those on a sticky note stuck on the corner of her laptop. Christa wants to “pre-decide” what she’ll do in her time so she doesn’t end up scrolling Facebook.  Christa’s book recommendation: Developing the Leader within You by John Maxwell* In a team environment, a great idea is for each person to read a chapter and then give a 5-minute report back to the group.   Key quotes from the episode: “God taught me early on that as the leader, I don’t have to be the do-er.”  “It all starts with self-leadership.” “God is raising up women to work together.” “You don’t have to do this alone.” “Nobody expects you to be perfect and if they do, you’re probably in the wrong place.” “Making mistakes means that you are growing.” “You have to study to be a leader.” “Women can bond together and be a formidable force for Him.” Connect with Christa Hutchins  Website Instagram Facebook Christa is giving away a free month of accountability coaching PLUS two free printables, “Top 10 Productivity Tips for Go-Getter Jesus Girls” and “The First 10 Things Your New Volunteer Needs to Know.”  To enter to win the free coaching and to get the freebies, go here. Christa Hutchins is a “doer-of-things” who provides ministry coaching and project management for speakers, writers and ministry leaders. Her writing provides practical insight into moving your God-sized dream from vision to action. Christa lives in South Louisiana with her husband in their delightfully empty nest, where you usually will find her with her nose stuck in a book or sipping on a triple tall, non-fat peppermint mocha. Stay Connected: Subscribe on your favorite podcast app. Click here to find all the options where you can find the podcast. Join our Purposeful Leadership Facebook group! In the Facebook group, we can chat about what you need as a leader, what your challenges are, as well as celebrate the wins. This is a great community to learn and grow together. We want to get to know YOU. To join the Purposeful Leadership Facebook Group, go to estherlittlefield.com/group. 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Is it possible to rise through the ranks of corporate leadership to become a high-level executive—without abandoning your femininity? And if so, how do you override the patriarchy between your own ears and show up as a strong woman who speaks her mind? Better yet, how do you leverage your strengths to build an internal network of support that helps all talented women rise? In the last 20 years, Christa has worked in human resources departments across the globe in a number of industries, from politics to retail to pharmaceuticals to sport, building internal coaching programs and support networks to promote female executives. Today, Christa joins Sylvia to explain why visibility is a challenge for women in the corporate world. Christa describes how passion inspires her to speak her mind and shares her strategy for preparing for a meeting by anticipating the emotional response. Christa and Sylvia discuss the impact of cultural values on the number of women in executive leadership in a given region and the value in designing a strategic plan for your career goals. Listen in for Christa’s advice on embracing your femininity, creating a network of support, and maintaining a playful approach to life! Topics Covered Christa’s diverse HR experience across cultures and industries Why visibility is a challenge for women in the corporate world How passion and integrity support Christa in speaking her mind Christa’s view that women are more open to feedback How Christa’s bigger VISION helps her through difficult days How to prepare for a meeting by anticipating the emotional response How cultural values impact the presence of women in executive positions Christa’s insight on developing a plan around family and career How Christa maintains work-life balance with a focus on wellness The truth about the importance of appearance and professional dress How male executives can provide opportunities for women to be visible Why solidarity among women in the corporate environment is not a given How to build an internal network of support for women in a large company Christa’s advice around taking on different roles and embracing play Christa’s philosophy for successful female corporate leadership Have fun, be brave, network, stay female and be authentic Connect with Christa Christa on LinkedIn Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School Sylvia on Instagram

This week on Pimp Your Brilliance, I’m chatting with public health researcher turned painter Christa David. Christa is a mixed media artist fusing the mediums of painting, collage and assemblage to discuss themes of faith, power, politics and identity. In September 2016, after years of “making art in the cracks” (nights and weekends) along side her demanding work as senior public health researcher, she took a leap of faith into making art full-time. In this episode, we discuss why Christa left her six figure salary to pursue art, how to evaluate your life situation to decide if taking the leap is right for you, marketing yourself as a full time artist and avoiding the comparison bug. For more information about the show or show notes visit- keepchasingthestars.com/9 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT Get show merchandise- bitly.com/brilliancetee Connect with me on Instagram- instagram.com/starchasersonly Are you doing something brilliant? Use #showyourbrilliance to let me know BEST MOMENTS: Why Christa left her six figure salary to pursue art How she prepared to leave her job Evaluating your life situation to decide if taking the leap is right for you How Christa is developing her art practice Christa’s take on marketing yourself as a full time artist How she refuels her creativity and stays inspired How to avoid the comparison bug Christa’s advice for new artists Pimp Your Brilliance action challenge