Create Loud

In any creative field, it's easy to get "sucked in" by what you think you SHOULD do. Sometimes we forget it's all about what we WANT to do.On this week's episode of Create Loud, Monica Moore Smith (actress and model extraordinaire) talks to us about how it really is. She defied expectations and she never expected to be a successful actress, but look at her now! You'll want to listen to this one--we talk about why it's important to network (and not burn your bridges in the meantime) and to just generally "go with the flow" (seriously, she's pretty chill).As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send us an email with questions or chili recipes at [email protected]!

In any creative field, it's easy to get "sucked in" by what you think you SHOULD do. Sometimes we forget it's all about what we WANT to do.On this week's episode of Create Loud, Monica Moore Smith (actress and model extraordinaire) talks to us about how it really is. She defied expectations and she never expected to be a successful actress, but look at her now! You'll want to listen to this one--we talk about why it's important to network (and not burn your bridges in the meantime) and to just generally "go with the flow" (seriously, she's pretty chill).As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send us an email with questions or chili recipes at [email protected]!

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Networking is one of those words you hear every time there's a conversation about business. "Oh yeah, networking is when you talk to other business people about business things, then you hand them your business card." NAW.Rachel is so good at networking (and she's not even writing this, so you know it's true). She constantly has stories and advice about her successes networking, so we're super excited that she gets to share them with you on this episode! She talks about why networking and dating are kind of similar and why you should treat your colleagues (and competition) like they're friends!As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send us an email at [email protected]!

Networking is one of those words you hear every time there's a conversation about business. "Oh yeah, networking is when you talk to other business people about business things, then you hand them your business card." NAW.Rachel is so good at networking (and she's not even writing this, so you know it's true). She constantly has stories and advice about her successes networking, so we're super excited that she gets to share them with you on this episode! She talks about why networking and dating are kind of similar and why you should treat your colleagues (and competition) like they're friends!As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Send us an email at [email protected]!

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Back in the day, getting "discovered" was hard. If you didn't have your own TV or radio show, how was anybody ever going to find you?Things are different now. The "interwebs" have offered a chance to have it all, from the comfort of home. Whether it's selling stuff on Etsy or putting your music on Spotify, the world now has a chance to hear your craft. And Anthony Ambriz wants to make it even easier.Anthony is a YouTube Certified Consultant in Audience Growth and Content Strategy. He is the Founder of Digital Creators, an organization empowering Utah’s creators with the resources to learn, networks, and create (sound familiar? *wink wink*). His expertise is in video marketing, crowdfunding, and social media growth hacking. Anthony has grown YouTube channels for companies, creators, and thought leaders to millions of subscribers and has gained over 300+ million views organically as well as earned over 20+ million in sales for his clients (in short, a total baller).Cody takes this interview and we talk about using the tools you have to get what you want, and what the internet did for creatives.As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our website at http://createloud.us and send us an email at [email protected].

Back in the day, getting "discovered" was hard. If you didn't have your own TV or radio show, how was anybody ever going to find you?Things are different now. The "interwebs" have offered a chance to have it all, from the comfort of home. Whether it's selling stuff on Etsy or putting your music on Spotify, the world now has a chance to hear your craft. And Anthony Ambriz wants to make it even easier.Anthony is a YouTube Certified Consultant in Audience Growth and Content Strategy. He is the Founder of Digital Creators, an organization empowering Utah’s creators with the resources to learn, networks, and create (sound familiar? *wink wink*). His expertise is in video marketing, crowdfunding, and social media growth hacking. Anthony has grown YouTube channels for companies, creators, and thought leaders to millions of subscribers and has gained over 300+ million views organically as well as earned over 20+ million in sales for his clients (in short, a total baller).Cody takes this interview and we talk about using the tools you have to get what you want, and what the internet did for creatives.As always, find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our website at http://createloud.us and send us an email at [email protected].

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"I don't need to go to school", the clarion call of every exasperated college dropout (trust me, I would know). How necessary is getting a college education in your chosen field? Should you just get a tutor and save tons of money? Or are you missing out? Find out all this stuff and more in today's episode of Create Loud (and hear Rachel's definitely-really-good Italian accent).Make sure to visit us on our website, http://createloud.us to find all the links you need for our social media pages. Or if you're as lazy as I am (Cody), you can click here to follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

"I don't need to go to school", the clarion call of every exasperated college dropout (trust me, I would know). How necessary is getting a college education in your chosen field? Should you just get a tutor and save tons of money? Or are you missing out? Find out all this stuff and more in today's episode of Create Loud (and hear Rachel's definitely-really-good Italian accent).Make sure to visit us on our website, http://createloud.us to find all the links you need for our social media pages. Or if you're as lazy as I am (Cody), you can click here to follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

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"But Cody, but Rachel!", you say. "I cannot live my passion, it's so random! I exclusively juggle antique urns on a unicycle!"Well, weirdo, look no further than this exact episode. We are joined by the fabulous Sketchy Britt, a Utah-native Etch-a-Sketch artist (yes, you read that correctly) who is absolutely killing it lately! Hear her talk about how she found her passion, what makes her knobs turn, and most importantly, how to get by when your creative field seems to have such a small audience. We talk Instagram, living in an awesome time to be an artist, and how you can pick yourself up when you fail.Follow Sketchy Britt on Instagram!Go to our website to find our links!

"But Cody, but Rachel!", you say. "I cannot live my passion, it's so random! I exclusively juggle antique urns on a unicycle!"Well, weirdo, look no further than this exact episode. We are joined by the fabulous Sketchy Britt, a Utah-native Etch-a-Sketch artist (yes, you read that correctly) who is absolutely killing it lately! Hear her talk about how she found her passion, what makes her knobs turn, and most importantly, how to get by when your creative field seems to have such a small audience. We talk Instagram, living in an awesome time to be an artist, and how you can pick yourself up when you fail.Follow Sketchy Britt on Instagram!Go to our website to find our links!

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