This podcast episode delves into the intriguing journey of Tim See, a potter who turned his hobby into a thriving career. It covers his transition from creating cheap pottery to high-end pieces, his take on the evolution of selling pottery, and the significance of constant growth and individuality in the world of pottery. Tim also discusses how he uses social media platforms to connect with his clientele and maintain a balance between being an artist and a business person. The podcast features key segments with Tim See's insights on various aspects of pottery and concludes with a discussion on how he leverages online sales and community support to drive his business. Learn more about Tim by checking out his instagram @timseeclay

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1. The Power of Passion: Tim See journey illustrates how dedication and passion can turn a hobby into a successful career. His transition from making inexpensive pottery to creating high-end pieces, despite the risks, demonstrates the power of passion over easy profit.

2. Embracing the Digital Age: Tim's ability to adapt and leverage the power of social media and online platforms for his pottery business highlights the significance of embracing digital transformation in the arts. It's a testament to how artists can connect with their audience and manage their businesses in a world dominated by screens.

3. The Importance of Growth and Individuality: The episode emphasizes the significance of continuous growth, self-criticism, and maintaining individuality in the world of pottery. It underscores the importance of staying true to your artistry and being open to learning and evolving, regardless of the market trends.

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