Gifted Underachievers
Dobes, James BuchananThe podcast for midlevel creatives with delusional ambitions
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 125 |
| Subscribers | Read | giftedunderachievers.substack.com |
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Episode 32: Gifted Underachievers
In this episode Pat and James come up with a compelling strategy of diluting the MAGA brand. Say hello to the: Milf Alliance for Gonad Awareness (pass it around). The gifted underachievers then get serious by exploring what it means to have...
The Search for Cheap Equanimity
As creatives, we spend our days and too often, our nights with our brains really, really turned on. When it’s working, there’s nothing better than existing within that creative moment. When it isn’t really working, it’s still pretty cool to...
Meaningful Conversations: What are they & how do you have more of them?
What’s a meaningful conversation? What do they look like and who do you have them with? We discuss this topic in the context of creative work and come to a few conclusions:
Pat & James Dilute the MAGA Brand (Silly)
Yet again the Gifted Underachievers finds themselves rudderless and without a paddle or a star to steer by because someone forgot to write up an agenda (looking at you, James). Nonetheless, the Pat and James persevere to endeavor and end up...
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Authors
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Writer, book editor, and cocreator of the Gifted Underachievers podcast on Substack. Visit me at patdobie.com
Ghostwriter and developmental editor who would much rather write fiction all day.
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