Kendall Guillemette
Host and creator of So Many Questions, a podcast of long-form conversations about what people notice and why it matters.
Writing and episodes
Making Peace with Creative Criticism: A Guide to Vulnerability in Your Work
Dealing with creative criticism is hard, but it doesn't have to stop you. Learn how vulnerability and perspective can help you keep making your work.
Vulnerability in Communication: Why Opening Up Deepens Connection
Discover why vulnerability in communication creates deeper connection than self-protection. Learn when and how to be vulnerable without oversharing or performing.
Glass Plates vs Rubber Plates: A Priority System for Busy Creatives
Learn a simple metaphor for managing priorities when everything feels urgent. Discover which plates are glass and which ones bounce back.
Craft is Tools, Art is Forgetting the Rules: The 10,000 Hour Paradox
Understand the paradox of creative mastery you need 10,000 hours to build craft, then you have to forget the rules to make art. Learn when to follow conventions and when to break them.
Being Kind vs Being Nice: Why the Difference Matters in Conversations
Understand the critical difference between being kind and being nice. Learn why kindness often means saying hard things that niceness avoids.
The Unwritten Rules Nobody Teaches You: Navigating Professional Culture
Learn the workplace unwritten rules that nobody teaches but everyone expects you to know. Navigate professional culture with confidence.
The Seeds in the Backyard: How to Know Which Creative Projects to Pursue
Stop overthinking your next creative move. Learn how to choose creative projects by noticing what emerges, tending your ideas, and following intuition over rigid plans.
How to Hold Space in Podcast Interviews: Creating Safety for Vulnerable Moments
Holding space in interviews helps podcast hosts create trust, handle emotion with care, and guide deeper conversations without taking over.
Active Listening Techniques for Podcast Hosts: Beyond Just Nodding
Active listening podcasters can use to ask better follow-ups, build trust, and create interviews listeners remember.
Creating Psychological Safety in Podcast Conversations
Learn how to create psychological safety in podcast interviews so guests share authentic stories. Practical techniques for holding space and building trust.
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