<p>Many people create things because it's a way to express themself then expect audiences to give them the attention they think they deserve. It's not the audience's job to solve your problems or to even listen to them. It is your job to give them exactly what they are paying you (with their dollars and attention) for. </p>

Many people create things because it's a way to express themself then expect audiences to give them the attention they think they deserve. It's not the audience's job to solve your problems or to even listen to them. It is your job to give them exactly what they are paying you (with their dollars and attention) for.

<p>Many people create things because it's a way to express themself then expect audiences to give them the attention they think they deserve. It's not the audience's job to solve your problems or to even listen to them. It is your job to give them exactly what they are paying you (with their dollars and attention) for.&nbsp;</p>

9 The Audience Does Not Owe You A Thing

As a videographer, photographer, story-teller, and live experience curator, Chris enjoys connecting and engaging with audiences. This is a stripped down extension of his more refined podcast, Between Dreams.

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9 The Audience Does Not Owe You A Thing

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