Today I am excited to announce The Creative's Guide to Launching Your Career: Do what you love, work for yourself and grow your income
This guide has been in the works for a few months now and I am excited about finally announcing it to the world.
My goal with this post is to share who this guide is for, the purpose of the guide and how it can help you in your life.
Read MoreThis is a project I have subtly been thinking about for the past few months and I am excited to finally announce it and share it with this world.
My goal with this post is to share with you my project for Quarter 2 and also inspire you to jumpstart your own.
Read MoreOver the past four months, I had a major change in my mindset. I had a major change in how I viewed my career and my life.
My goal with this post is to share with you a small mindset change that I have recently made in my life.
Read MoreFor years I was the idea guy, the entrepreneur and creative type who constantly jumped from idea to idea.
I believed that success in this world was the result of brilliant moments of inspiration that come in deep thought and brainstorming.
I was full of ideas, but a failure in terms of execution.
Read MoreFollow through, this is the vain of most creatives existence.
They come up with great ideas, but those ideas are never executed and they never see the light of day.
My goal with this post is to share 6 concepts that every creative needs to know about follow through.
Read MoreToo many creatives put all of their faith in creativity believing that it will lead them to fame, fortune and success.
They believe that if they could only produce better work, someone would notice.
Sadly, that is not the case.
Read MoreIn short, this book is about the intersection of creativity, productivity and goal setting.
My goal with this book is to demonstrate a simple technique that any creator can use to enhance their productivity and achieve their goals.
Read MoreMy goal with this post is to explain how in just a few months, you can quit your job and replace your income as a creative professional.
Read MoreGreat work doesn’t result in one great epiphany or moment of clarity.
Instead, great work is a result of slow, steady progress, toward a clearly defined goal.
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