Creative Freedom with Lisa Robbin Young

Over the past 10 years, I've hosted hundreds of live events. From my basic monthly Accountability Club teleclasses and weekly Facebook Live Q&A's to more complex virtual and in-person events like Creative Freedom Live (Happening in October! Yeah, baby!)

If you're thinking about hosting your own events, here are the mistakes and lessons I've learned to help you host a successful event that works for you AND your attendees.

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This is high season for business conferences and events for creative entrepreneurs. But how do you know whether or not it's really worth it to invest in attending in the first place? In this episode, I provide a simple "equation" that will help you get clarity about which events will be vital and beneficial to your business, and which ones you should skip.

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It's our final episode in our Summer series about underearning, and yet, it's the most important topic of all - getting the support you need to succeed. I bust the "self-made" myth bubble in this episode, because regardless of whether we start at the bottom or not, we all need people to help make our dreams come true. Support is critical. Whether that's your personal environment, or surrounding yourself with the right kind of people, help is a non-negotiable when you're building your Noble Empire.

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This is one of our most dangerous episodes, because Lisa's talking about shame and what Dr. Brene Brown calls "Unwanted Identities" - and how they can impact your ability to charge higher rates for your work. If you find yourself saying "I'm not (famous person), I could never charge THAT kind of money!" then this episode is for you.

This content contains an excerpt from Lisa's program, Overcoming Underearning for Creative Entrepreneurs.

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This is the next logical step after our last episode. Once you get clear that it's time to raise your rates, how, exactly do you go about raising them? Have a listen to this week's episode, where Lisa walks you through a few different approaches, from the basic, Nike approach (just DO it already!) to the "Tuna Can" approach and more. This is the fifth episode in a series about overcoming underearning.

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Many creative entrepreneurs get emotional when it comes to price increases. So, what if there were an easy, external way to know that it's time to raise your rates? Your wish is our command! This week, Lisa shares 11 external indicators that can help you determine if a price increase is right for your creative business.

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Got someone who wants to pick your brain, ask you for a discount, or - GASP! - work for exposure? Need a classy way to say "um, no thanks!" without burning bridges or sounding like a jerk? You need this episode! Saying "no" is sexy, and today, Lisa shares 3 tips to help you say it with class & authenticity. This is the third episode in a Summer-long series that deals with different aspects and triggers for underearning.

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What can you do when you're knee deep in a project (or multiple projects) and have to keep going? Lisa shares what she learned running her first (and only) 10-mile foot race about how to keep momentum when you get overwhelmed. This is the second episode in a Summer-long series that deals with different aspects and triggers for underearning.

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Based on years of living as an underearning creative, as well as her extensive work serving other creative entrepreneurs, Lisa reveals the 5 core symptoms of underearning that are common among creatives. She also gives you a peek into how she's learned to deal with her own mindset issues around underearning, and offers an exercise to help you unravel your own symptoms.

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When someone is boasting about top-line numbers rather than the bottom line truth of their business, you can start to feel like you're being deceived. In this episode, Lisa walks you through real-life examples and how to read through the deception. She also takes you behind the scenes in her own business to show you how she took the Creative Freedom Incubator from zero to a living wage in about 18 months. Become part of the rising tide at CreativeFreedomShow.com

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