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The page stares at you. Blank. Foreboding. Accusatory. When you're feeling stuck, here are some tactics you can use immediately to get those creative juices flowing freely again.

You probably had no idea, but imposter syndrome has been keeping me from being really open with you. But I realize now that in order to make a difference, I need to put it all out there. That I can't be afraid to share my dreams, my vision, why we're doing things and the bigger picture - the bigger goals we're looking to achieve...and also the struggles along the way. Here's the beginning of that, starting with the latest installment of Sony Talent League. The first steps of me being more open with you about all of it.

Tomorrow. Such a lovely word. It kinda rolls off the tongue. To-mo-rrow. Unfortunately, using tomorrow as a crutch and pushing off important tasks and deadlines as a result can have dire outcomes. So why is it that we delay doing things, even when we know there will be negative consequences? What prompts procrastination? And what can we do to curb the habit?

When was the last time you did something for yourself? When was the last time you took a risk? Sony Talent League by THU is your chance to step out of your comfort zone and muster your courage. Let go of thoughts that hold you back. You are enough just as you are! More than enough, actually! Your ideas are unique and worthwhile.

Now it’s time for a new journey to begin. Seeing the benefits of last year's initiative, learning from the struggles, and listening to our Tribe, we're kicking off the second edition of Sony Talent League by THU. And you can be a part of it! Whether you'd like to apply to participate as a mentee, a Tribe advisor, or you're just curious to know more, be sure to read on.

You’re doing an everyday task, and out of nowhere, you’re overwhelmed with a flood of intense thoughts and feelings. Your heart starts racing, your chest hurts. Your palms are sweating and you feel like you can’t breathe. If this sounds familiar, you likely know what it's like to experience anxiety.

French author Saint-Exupery likely said it best: “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” But is the quest to achieve perfection healthy? Although its pursuit may prompt us to start moving towards our goals (a good thing!), in excess it can also paralyze us. So, is it time we stop trying to achieve perfect and focus on looking ahead instead?

As advances in tools, technology and communication have been made, creators have inevitably said to themselves: it's all been done, why bother trying? But it hasn't been done by you, with your particular perspective and frame of reference. With your background and experiences. With your hands and ears and eyes. With the connections that you draw between things. That's what makes it unique. That's what makes it meaningful. That's what makes it worth doing.