There is something that almost every person creating original work eventually encounters.
Someone copies you.
Maybe they pick up an idea you shared. Maybe your language starts appearing somewhere else. Maybe a framework you spent years developing suddenly looks strangely familiar in someone else's work.
And sometimes it’s not even one big obvious incident. It’s a series of little things that make you pause and think, Wait… didn't I just see this somewhere?
The tricky part is that the impact isn’t always about the copying itself.
It’s about what their presence starts doing to your own creative space.
You become more conscious of who is watching. You start noticing patterns. You think twice before putting something out. You wonder who is taking inspiration and who is simply taking.
And especially when you are still building your name, your body of work and your visibility, these experiences can start occupying far more mental and energetic space than you realize.
Copy Cats in Town is a playful but honest exploration of what happens when your original work is being watched, mirrored, borrowed or duplicated.
We’ll look at the different scenarios that creators and entrepreneurs encounter, and the energetic impact these experiences can have around visibility, ownership, creativity and putting your work into the world.
Because the world is full of people watching.
The question is, what will you choose when they watch? Shrink, stall or shine?
Lets get vulnerable and allow the directions and way forward to show up that work uniquely for you!
See you in The Golden Vault!