People driven by their creative craft often spend hours agonizing and obsessing over the details of a project. Why? Is that a good thing or a bad thing? How do we know when to actually ship the work? And what does it take in order to operate with that level of detail in a business world often based on seeking shortcuts and cutting corners?

 

Today, we go outside the echo chamber for the story of Niko at Granny's Pie Factory to find out why creative people operate with this extreme care for the details, then we hear about Macaela, Cory, and the team at Newfangled about how and why a creator can be both obsessively connected to a project AND ready to ship it.

 

LINKS TO KNOW:

Granny's Pie Factory: [grannyspiefactory.com](http://grannyspiefactory.com/)

Newfangled: [newfangledstudios.com](newfangledstudios.com)

 

 

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SUPPORT FOR THIS EPISODE:

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TOPICS DISCUSSED:

Creativity

Pies

Craft

Family Business

Small Business

Cooking

Sauce

Video

Audio

Live Action

Creative Direction

Beeple

Dailies

Design

Macaela Vandermost

Niko Harovas

Newfangled Studios

Content Marketing

Brand Marketing