9 Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Brand (And How to Embrace Your Next Chapter)

[CREATIVE FREEDOM S8E10]

Reinvention isn’t just inevitable—it’s essential. If you’re a creative entrepreneur, you know the drill: what once felt like a perfect fit can suddenly feel like “itchy pants.” (Been there, done that, got the rash.)

In the final episode of Creative Freedom Season 8, I’m sharing 9 clear signs you’ve outgrown your brand—and how to embrace the next phase of your journey, even if it feels scary as hell.

If any of the topics hit home, you’re not alone. I’m right there with you—navigating my own messy, magical reinvention. You’ll hear more about that, too!

Listen To The Podcast

Download Season 8 Episode 10 | iTunes | Spotify

Podcast Show Notes

In this episode, we are talking about:

• Trying to fit someone else’s box is exhausting: That discomfort? It’s a sign you’re ready for more.
• Your inner critic gets louder: It’s not sabotage—it’s a signal for realignment.
• You’re daydreaming about “what could be.”: Those ideas are invitations, not distractions.
• You’re drawn to new clients or collaborations: Your evolution is calling—let your brand catch up.
• Your business feels too small for your dreams: Time to zoom out and design a bigger container.
• Work you’ve outgrown drains you: Return to your core purpose to reignite your spark.
• You’re censoring yourself: Your story deserves to evolve—warts, sparkles, and all.
• Old “rules” feel like a cage: You get to write new ones. Burn the old playbook.
• You know it’s time—but you’re scared: Fear means you’re right on time for your next chapter.

Mentioned In This Episode:

• Lisa's new Reality Show
• The Story Grid
• Creative Entrepreneur Spectrum
• Mike Ganino's Make A Scene Live Retreat

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