Jamie McRoberts: Learning To Trust Your Journey And The Power Of Your Authenticity

<p>Do you get frustrated when the creative process isn’t going as planned? Do you get impatient when another artist is not going in the same direction as you hoped? </p> <p>Patience isn’t easy, it requires constant effort and awareness to shift our mindset to remind ourselves that everyone has a different creative approach to art.  Musician/Actor/Singer Jamie McRoberts will remind us in this week’s episode that our minds are unique and work differently than everyone else’s. Everyone has their own magic or something that they’re good at, that’s why we can’t expect everyone to be in the same page every single time. Even if someone’s creative process is different, we all have the same goal which is to provide the best art we could give at that moment.</p> <p>Follow Cue TO Cue!</p> <p>I: <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/thisischelseajohnson/">@thisischelseajohnson</a></p> <p>F: <a href= "https://www.facebook.com/thisischelseajohnson">@thisischelseajohnson</a></p> <p>In this episode:</p> <ul> <li>How the pandemic allowed Jamie to discover other passions outside of her artistic identity.</li> <li>In order to stay grounded in the ups and downs of the creative lifestyle, Jamie tries to remember that she has so many things outside of the artistic world that matter.</li> <li>Be who you are because you are interesting, you have a story to tell, stop being what people are telling you they think of you because they’re coming from the outside in and that’s not who people are.</li> <li>Artists are storytellers and community leaders, we can tell stories anywhere and that is why we’ve survived for so long; people need to hear about other people going through similar things and having that connection.</li> </ul> <p>A little about Jamie:</p> <p>Jamie McRoberts is a singer, actor, dancer and musician from Oakville, Ontario. She is a classically trained pianist and vocalist having completed her Grade 8 Royal Conservatory for Voice and her Grade 10 Royal Conservatory for Piano. She has been training as an actor/performer since the