Manifesting authenticity - Looks Like Work, Season 1, Ep 24
What if the content that resonates most is also the content that’s saving you? In this raw and resonant episode, Chedva Ludmir sits down with Anna Przybylski—event director, content creator, and the wildly relatable voice behind @keepitupcutie—for a conversation about burnout, delegation guilt, and the surprising healing power of bathrobe honesty.
Originally sparked by a pandemic shutdown, Anna’s content creation journey grew from pure survival to a deeply personal platform where humor, sadness, and radical vulnerability coexist. Together, she and Chedva explore what it means to juggle two full-time identities, manage emotional labor, and resist the pressure to be productive when your body is begging for rest.
If you’ve ever felt guilty for slowing down, questioned your role as a leader, or just needed someone to say “you’re allowed to feel this,” this one’s for you.
What We Talk About:
The unexpected rise of @keepitupcutie during the chaos of 2020
Running an events business and a full-time content practice
How daily posting gave way to sustainable rhythms
Guilt and delegation: why we struggle to let go
Burnout as a full-body shutdown—not just a mindset
Sad girl content and its power (and limits)
The bathrobe as a uniform for radical truth
Learning to take a sick day before it’s urgent
Showing up online as a journal—not a performance
Anna’s Powerful Question:
“What’s the truth behind this guilt—and is it actually helping anyone?”
A question for leaders, creators, and anyone stuck in the cycle of "shoulds."Key Lessons:
Burnout is not a productivity problem—it’s a nervous system message
Delegating isn’t failure; it’s a leadership skill
Your content can be a journal, even if no one gets it
You’re allowed to slow down, even if nothing is “wrong”
Sadness doesn’t need to be explained to be valid
Showing up online doesn’t require performance—just presence
Sometimes the best encouragement is simple: Keep it up, cutie
“Sometimes your brain and your body are having a disagreement—and you have to side with your body.”
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