Brooke Estin | Creative Amplifier

The Art of Lost & Found

Brooke Estin | Creative Amplifier

  • #21 Letting Go of the "Dream Job" for the "Dream Life" | Phil Lashley, Motion Graphics Designer

#21 Letting Go of the "Dream Job" for the "Dream Life" | Phil Lashley, Motion Graphics Designer

Tuesday 20th June 2023

Phil Lashley shares his journey from Hollywood motion graphics designer to finding new purpose beyond the 'dream job' with host Brooke Estin.
63 minutes
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The Art of Lost & Found
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Brooke Estin | Creative Amplifier
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Phil Lashley: From Hollywood Dreams to a Life Reimagined

Episode Overview

  • Phil Lashley's childhood experiences in Barbados nurtured his creativity and sparked his interest in motion graphics design
  • Despite the glamour of Hollywood, Phil found himself feeling like just a number in the industry, prompting a pivotal career change
  • Phil shifted his perspective and began using his skills to help thought leaders visualize and expand their ideas
  • The conversation highlights the importance of curiosity, self-awareness, and the ongoing evolution of one's life and work
  • Phil's story serves as an inspiring example of embracing personal and professional growth
There is a fine line between people's external perceptions and that being helpful for you or that being harmful for you. You were talking about your friends, your parents, like the people that you trust, that you feel safe with and that really know you. And I'd love from your perspective to understand how do you think about the information that you're getting externally, whether that's other people's opinions or ideas or judgments or even celebrations.
Ever felt like your dream job was slowly draining the life out of you? That's exactly what happened to Phil Lashley. Growing up in Barbados, Phil's imagination was his playground. He dreamed big, eventually making it to Hollywood as a motion graphics designer, working on blockbuster movies. But the glitz and glamour came at a cost. Phil found himself feeling more like a cog in the machine than a creative soul.
Health issues began to surface, and he knew something had to give. In this episode of 'The Art of Lost & Found', host Brooke Estin sits down with Phil to unpack his journey from a middle-income family in Barbados to the high-stakes world of Hollywood. They dive into his early fascination with TV commercials, his rigorous path through art school, and the eventual realization that his 'dream job' was not all it was cracked up to be.
Phil opens up about the daunting task of pivoting away from a career he had invested so much in and how he found new purpose by helping thought leaders bring their visions to life. Phil and Brooke explore themes of curiosity, self-awareness, and the ever-evolving nature of life and work. They discuss how sometimes, letting go of what you thought you wanted can lead you to something even better.
If you've ever questioned your career path or felt the need for a change but didn't know where to start, this episode is a must-listen. It's a heartfelt conversation that will leave you thinking about what truly matters in your own life.
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