Charlotte Abroms's guest appearances

Charlotte Abroms

The 21st Century Creative

The Ebbs and The Flows.

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Welcome to The Ebbs and The Flows, soft chats about hard stuff.  Edited by The Ebbs and The FlowsThank you to Chantelle Clark for designs used to promote this episodeAlso acknowledgement to India Raine for her assistance in the production of the episodeOn this episode,  Charlotte is a Melbourne based music manager and creative, guiding the careers of artists and producers. She is the previous recipient of the Lighthouse Award, the Fast Track Fellowship and the most Outstanding Woman in Music award presented by Music Victoria. She values kindness, creativity, mental well-being, humour and music above all else. Charlotte has managed artists such as Angie McMahon, Gretta Ray and Ainslie Wills, along with many other notable artists and producers. She has developed a sustainable way to build strong and trusting relationships with her clients, away from the stereotypes of the 'old school slicked hair big shot man' manager who we are so used to seeing in films and on TV. This discussion looks at how music is a conduit for poetry, our wellbeing, the relationships we have with our friends, lovers and family, those biiiiig feelings and complex thoughts and accompanies some of our life's most instrumental moments. We hear her beautiful Letter to Self (around the one hour mark), her valuable lessons as a new mother and the guiding compass of vulnerability and sensitivity. But most importantly, how has Charlotte's music taste changed over her one precious life?!?!Check out Charlotte's 'Unlock The Vault' event with Ainslie Wills - https://www.hearheargroup.com/workshopsA couple of Charlotte's local recommendation... number one: Alexander Biggs (musician): https://www.instagram.com/biggsalexander/?hl=enAnd also... not being biased, but this is a goodie... Tickets for Melbourne Documentary Film Festival's Sunday Shorts 3, including 'Letters To Anxiety' available here: https://www.cinemanova.com.au/films/mdff-sunday-shorts-3Follow The Ebbs and The Flows here: https://www.instagram.com/theebbsandtheflows/ The Ebbs and the Flows is an emotional health movement focused on openness and transparency about the light and the shade of the lives we led and journeys we encounter. The Ebbs and the Flows is not a licensed mental health service and therefore if you are seeking mental health advice, assessment or treatment, you should seek expert advice with a GP, psychologist, psychiatrist or call Lifeline on 13 11 14.  At the end of the day, we are all just a work in progress.

Welcome to The Ebbs and The Flows, soft chats about hard stuff. Edited by The Ebbs and The Flows Thank you to Chantelle Clark for designs used to promote this episode Also acknowledgement to India Raine for her assistance in the production of the episodeOn this episode,  Charlotte is a Melbourne based music manager and creative, guiding the careers of artists and producers. She is the previous recipient of the Lighthouse Award, the Fast Track Fellowship and the most Outstanding Woman in Music award presented by Music Victoria. She values kindness, creativity, mental well-being, humour and music above all else. Charlotte has managed artists such as Angie McMahon, Gretta Ray and Ainslie Wills, along with many other notable artists and producers. She has developed a sustainable way to build strong and trusting relationships with her clients, away from the stereotypes of the 'old school slicked hair big shot man' manager who we are so used to seeing in films and on TV. This discussion looks at how music is a conduit for poetry, our wellbeing, the relationships we have with our friends, lovers and family, those biiiiig feelings and complex thoughts and accompanies some of our life's most instrumental moments. We hear her beautiful Letter to Self (around the one hour mark), her valuable lessons as a new mother and the guiding compass of vulnerability and sensitivity. But most importantly, how has Charlotte's music taste changed over her one precious life?!?!Check out Charlotte's 'Unlock The Vault' event with Ainslie Wills - <a href="https://www.hearheargroup.com/workshops" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hearheargroup.com/workshops</a>A couple of Charlotte's local recommendation... number one: Alexander Biggs (musician): <a href="https://www.instagram.com/biggsalexander/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/biggsalexander/?hl=en</a>And also... not being biased, but this is a goodie... Tickets for Melbourne Documentary Film Festival's Sunday Shorts 3, including 'Letters To Anxiety' available here: <a href="https://www.cinemanova.com.au/films/mdff-sunday-shorts-3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cinemanova.com.au/films/mdff-sunday-shorts-3</a>Follow The Ebbs and The Flows here: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theebbsandtheflows/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/theebbsandtheflows/</a> The Ebbs and the Flows is an emotional health movement focused on openness and transparency about the light and the shade of the lives we led and journeys we encounter. The Ebbs and the Flows is not a licensed mental health service and therefore if you are seeking mental health advice, assessment or treatment, you should seek expert advice with a GP, psychologist, psychiatrist or call Lifeline on 13 11 14. At the end of the day, we are all just a work in progress.

The Ebbs and The Flows: The Power of Music with Charlotte Abroms

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