Episode 25. Content Creation: Where And How To Seek Inspiration + Our Favourite Creators

Summary: This week's episode is inspired by one of our most frequently asked questions: how do we stay inspired as content creators?  With 18 years of blogging experience between us, we are VERY used to seeking inspiration, and turning it into blog posts, photography and a whole myriad of other content streams.  In this episode we discuss the weekly content we both create, how we stoke our inspiration fires, and the locations we look to for helping to bolster our creativity.  This episode is perfect for anyone interested in blogging, social media or content creation. Or indeed, anyone looking for a little extra inspiration boost. We hope you'll enjoy the show! EPISODE 25 SHOW NOTES Ella's blog - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Pinterest - Coco’s Tea Party  Monica’s Pinterest - Monica Beatrice W  Ella’s Twitter - @CocosTeaParty Monica’s Twitter - @MonicaBeatrice Ella’s Facebook - Cocos Tea Party Monica’s Facebook - The Elgin Avenue Show Links Monica’s branding designer - Jamie Starcevich of Spruce Rd.  Jamie Starcevich’s Brand Discovery Questionnaire  Monica’s Vision Board Ella’s Personality Test article  Scummy Mummies Podcast  9 Ways To Maximise Space In A Tiny Bedroom - Ella’s top performing post! Chelsea Becker - Becker Editorial  Our Favourite Content Creators Gal Meets Glam by Julia Engel Cupcakes & Cashmere by Emily Schuman Camille Styles by Camille Styles and team Harlowe & James by Chrissy McDonald The Chalkboard Mag The Everygirl  The Glitter Guide Advice From A 20 Something by Amanda Holstein and team Red Magazine Refinery29 Cup Of Jo by Joanna Goddard and team Episode 25’s Takeaway Tip  Consume as much (high and low!) content as possible to stoke your creative fire.  Episode 25’s Rate & Slate  Monica’s rate: friendship getaways. Take 24 hours to visit a friend as a break from your day to day routine.  Ella’s slate: plastic wrapping around fruit and veg.