I Am A Creator

When Dan Runcie began sharing the why and how of hip-hop mogul’s business moves, he found a devoted audience—and a thriving business. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/dan-runcie  for show notes and more information.

After quitting her engineering job and taking her travel blog full-time only two weeks before the pandemic shut down travel, blogger Gabby Beckford wasn’t about to give up on her dream. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/gabby-beckford  for show notes and more information.

Serein finally found true joy when she stepped out of the background of TV cameras and found her spot front and center as a beauty vlogger. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/serein-wu for show notes and more information.

Rejection couldn’t stop Jennifer Keishin Armstrong from taking any road possible to realizing her dream of becoming an author. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/jennifer-armstrong for show notes and more information.

Music producer Kato On The Track never gave up on his music. From working side jobs as an exterminator to learning the music business, Kato turned his dream into a career. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/kato-on-the-track for show notes and more information.

How Chef Daniella Malfitano niched down her audience to stay true to herself and her food philosophy. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/daniella-malfitano for show notes and more information.

It’s not just about budgeting. For Nick True, sharing his lifelong passion for finances is about helping people win the game of life. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/nick-true for show notes and more information.

Not even the slow-paced fashion world of the Midwest could keep Whitney Manney from dreaming big and creating freely, boldly, and brightly. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/whitney-manney for show notes and more information.

When Shelby allowed herself to do the “irresponsible” thing and add some color to her bullet journal, a small rebellion of art turned into a career. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/shelby-abrahamsen for show notes and more information.

Rebecca Dekker wanted to focus on the data, but quickly learned that if you really want to make an impact and connect with your audience, you just have to tell your story. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/rebecca-dekker for show notes and more information.