One of my earlier podcasts was on the subject of fear and the impact fear can have on us.  An article that was written in 2013 by Dan Schawbel highlights that fear is the most common trap that stops people from reaching their full potential (Dan Schawbel, 2013, <a href= "http://www.forbes.com/sites/danschawbel/2013/05/09/jon-acuff-why-most-people-dont-reach-their-full-potential-and-how-you-can"> www.forbes.com/sites/danschawbel/2013/05/09/jon-acuff-why-most-people-dont-reach-their-full-potential-and-how-you-can</a>).  In this episode, I am joined by Charnice Blaize, owner of Blaized to discuss why it can be human nature to dim our lights and have limiting beliefs about ourselves.

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I began my career in Music Management at the age of 21. Starting as an assistant at Disturbing London, I worked my way up being appointed as a Music Manager responsible for Artist Campaigns, Project Management and Events. I had the pleasure of working closely with an array of talent including Tinie Tempah, Wiz Kid, Jessie J and Siobhan Bell, as well as the privilege of working amongst artist collaborations such as Jess Glynne, Rita Ora, Wiz Khalifa, Calvin Harris to name a few.
 
I currently work in talent management and business operations at creative agency Imhotep Music, founded by Tinie Tempah in 2015. At Imhotep Music, we are responsible for signing creative artists such as Nana Rogues, Not3s, Kali Claire, Rxwntree and Jovanna. 
 
I am extremely passionate about and strongly advocate for health and well being, and during my experience working within the music industry, I noticed that well being was a significant important point of focus. In the past two years, I have independently studied psychology, neuroscience and mindfulness in addition to practising yoga and meditation for my own well being. I’ve always studied people and have always been an observer and listener, and have developed an obsession with discovering why people are the way they are.