If You Make It, We Make It, with Blaine Hogan

The Work of Warriors

SUMMARY

In this conversation, Kim Rapach interviews Blaine, an actor and creative director, about his experiences in the entertainment industry and his journey towards healing and recovery. They discuss the importance of creating a supportive and holistic environment for artists, the power of vulnerability and authenticity, and the significance of facing fear and taking risks. Blaine shares his family motto, which emphasizes kindness, courage, embracing failure, and doing things even when afraid. Overall, the conversation highlights the transformative power of self-love, healing, and community support.

KEYWORDS

entertainment industry, healing, recovery, holistic health, vulnerability, authenticity, fear, risk-taking, self-love, community support

TAKEAWAYS

• Creating a supportive and holistic environment is crucial for the well-being of artists in the entertainment industry.
• Vulnerability and authenticity are powerful tools for personal and artistic growth.
• Facing fear and taking risks is essential for personal and professional development.
• Self-love and healing are transformative and can lead to a fulfilling life and career.
• Community support plays a vital role in the journey towards healing and recovery.

TITLES

• The Transformative Power of Self-Love and Healing
• The Power of Vulnerability and Authenticity in Art

SOUND BITES

• "I just feel really, really lucky to have the opportunity to meet so many"
• "He is kind, vulnerable, authentic."
• "I took a photo is what I did, like a real amateur."

CHAPTERS

00:00
Introduction and Background

04:27
Connecting Through Shared Experiences

10:27
The Journey of Healing and Creativity

20:27
The Pressure of Success and the Normalization of Struggles

27:35
The Importance of Self-Care and Embracing Creativity in All Aspects of Life

38:11
The Power of Storytelling and the Impact of Personal Growth

41:11
Family Motto and Embracing Fear

42:30
WOW Outro.MOV