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What happens to our life on-line after we leave this physical, mortal world?
What happens to your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts after you are gone?
In episode 161 of Inspirational Creatives, Death Goes Digital author, Pete Billingham, shared his thoughts on what it means to leave a digital legacy.
As creatives we need to be mindful about what we leave behind and to whom.
If you’re interested in living a creative life then your life’s work is your legacy.
Sometimes when we’re so busy creating stuff we don’t get the chance to slow down and think about these things.
In this short action episode Pete offers four tips to start managing your digital legacy.
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
http://www.deathgoesdigital.com/
http://peterbillingham.com/
What would you want to happen to your Facebook account when you die?
Your creative life’s output is your legacy.
Online that’s your digital legacy.
In episode 159, funeral celebrant, speaker and author of the book, Death Goes Digital, Pete Billingham, shared with me his thoughts on what it means to leave a digital legacy.
Amongst our digital assets are social medium platforms including Facebook.
Pete shared in part one of our chat that there are over 35 million accounts on Facebook belonging to those who are sadly no longer with us.
In this short action episode you can learn how to quickly and easily manage your Facebook legacy settings.
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
http://www.deathgoesdigital.com/
With over 35 million people no longer alive on Facebook now is the time to start considering your digital legacy
Who is going to manage your content when you die?
What’s going to happen to everything you've ever created online over time?
In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, funeral celebrant, previous guest and author of, Death Goes Digital, Peter Billingham shares his ideas, tips, thoughts and stories on what it means to manage your digital legacy before it's too late.
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
http://www.deathgoesdigital.com/
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
Matt Peet makes a living from his creativity.
He has his own wedding photography business.
And is the creator and founder of a podcast show called Finding Creative Success.
In this interview, Matt shares how his journey unfolded and some of the challenges that came with marketing and promoting his creative work.
Having been coached by previous guest, Michael Gebben, Matt shares how he was able to scale a successful model into a business which supports him, financially and satisfies him, creatively.
You’ll hear how he finds clients and how changes to his website have affected his business.
You’ll learn the importance of being authentic and the benefits of going above and beyond for your clients.
http://www.findingcreativesuccess.com
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
Are you an artist struggling to make ends meet?
Are you a creative looking to make more money with your ideas, projects and endeavours?
According to money relationship expert, Joan Sotkin, in episode 155, what we earn is never to with money.
It’s to do with our relationships.
Relationships to ourselves and to others.
In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Joan reveals what is at the essence making money from our creative work and why wealth is never about money...
http://ProsperityPlace.com
http:/JoanSotkin.com
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
What does it feel like to you to be financially free?
Does money affect your emotions or do your emotions affect your wealth?
In this episode, finance and money expert, Joan Sotkin, shares how to earn more and get out of debt by understanding our emotional relationships with money.
Drawing upon 25 years experience, Joan guides us with the emotional principles that underpin our financial results.
As an award winning author and as the host of The Prosperity Show podcast, she’s someone who is dedicated to helping those struggling financially to find financial freedom in their lives and business.
In this episode, Joan shares her own experience and how she has helped creative entrepreneurs and practitioners to earn more and understand what it really means to feel financial free.
http://ProsperityPlace.com/spreadsheet
http://ProsperityPlace.com
http:/JoanSotkin.com
Creator, Nathan Chan, thinks creating Foundrmag is the most successful thing he’s ever done.
In this short action episode, the successful entrepreneur and creator, reveals the four little-known secrets to his success.
The turning point for Nathan was being able to feature Sir Richard Branson on the front cover of the free edition, enabling Nathan to build early trust and credibility.
You’ll hear what else he believes is the secret sauce to his own entrepreneurial success.
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
https://foundrmag.com/
https://foundrmag.com/free
http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast
Creator, Nathan Chan, claims creating Foundrmag is the most successful thing he’s ever done.
He’s interviewed Richard Branson, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss and Arianna Huffington, and many more.
Foundrmag his visually attractive online magazine is designed to help folks break from the daily grind towards developing their own business.
In this interview, Nathan reveals how creating Foundrmag has challenged him and changed his life.
And why an epic T-shirt opportunity lead to an epic fail.
Nathan shares what he believes is the secret sauce to entrepreneurial success.
And how great design is becoming a modern commodity.
https://foundrmag.com/
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