Artrepreneur from the Creative City Project

Maybe you're wondering why people aren't noticing your creative work like you want them to. Here are two things you might be doing that are preventing that from happening.

Here's a talk I gave on the power of creative thinking. It's a tool that can help us thrive in every environment. Whether it's in your relationships, your work, or your daily life. Let's think creatively.

Sometimes, it's hard to know where to start when it comes to going to the next level with your creative career. Here are 5 practical things that can help!

"Should I make creativity my career?" "What's up with free work? Good thing or bad thing?" We talk lots of practicals with Photographer Patrick Chin about what it even means to have a full time creative career.

What does it mean to be a freelancer? What should I expect? How might it look? We all have answers to how we think freelance life "should" look. But it often looks quite different. Here are some tips on how to endure. AND we go deeper into the concept in an interview with Broadway Composer, Jacob Yandura.

We talk a lot about success on this podcast. But success will never make us whole. As we make creativity our career, we have to remain committed to being holistically healthy. Today's talk is important. Let's have it.

There's so much opportunity for fear in the creative process. But fear is our enemy. What do we do with fear? How do we press through it and find freedom on the other side? All of that, and an interview with pro photographer, Luke Tevebaugh.

Artists and entrepreneurs, more than anyone, have the ability to transform culture. What are you doing with your platform? What are the things you care about? And how can you affect change?

Athletes have clearly defined goals as the progress. Artists, not so much so. But the principles of growth apply to us all. Learn to implement these 4 concepts into your live and workflow, and they're sure to get you on your way to a creative career.

Learn a lesson from the mistake of the Dollar Shave Club. They scored with a viral video when they started their company, but they've missed the boat in building an audience who cares. Being an artist means building an audience. Here's what we have to keep in mind.