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Gifted Underachievers

Dobes, James Buchanan

The podcast for midlevel creatives with delusional ambitions

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Substack
PricingOnly free issuesPublishesDaily
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Latest Issues

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Episode 87: Gifted Underachievers

It won’t stop snowing where James lives (it’s March) and Pat remains firmly ensconced in [undisclosed location] for her month-long creative escape.

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How to Juggle Many Projects at Once

James has taken on a rational amount of work in the last several months, but some of the projects that have left his hands have entered new phases that require his magic touch.

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Both Lived and Professional Experience Matter

Both of the Gifted Underachievers have personal lives as well as their professional creative and creative-adjacent work. We’ve both had careers in other industries before entering the writing arena—James as a journalist, and Pat as a logist...

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Episode 86: Gifted Underachievers

This week’s episodes have everything to do with the creative worker’s essential need: MONEY.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Dobes

    Writer, book editor, and cocreator of the Gifted Underachievers podcast on Substack. Visit me at patdobie.com

  • James Buchanan

    Ghostwriter and developmental editor who would much rather write fiction all day.

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