Maker Vision Podcast

When it comes to pricing, many of us struggle to figure out what to charge for a project. In this episode we talk about what we put into our pricing, the factors we account for, and the mindset we have when it comes to selling items we make.

When it comes to running a business, doing a hobby, or life in general, there are always things that are outside of our control. From shipments being broken, unforeseen bills, and many other items, it can be tough to control everything. In this episode we talk about the things that have been out of our control lately and what we try to do when they happen.

Over the years we have made many mistakes, sometimes even repeated the same mistakes. In this episode we talk about some of our biggest mistakes to help you avoid them as much as possible. Enjoy!

One of the most valuable things to a small business is its network. In this episode we talk about our networks, opportunities you should look for, and more! Check it out and share your tips!

Getting your name out there and marketing your brand takes a lot of time and effort. In this episode, we give you some tips on what we have done to try and market ourselves and thoughts we have on the topic.

Marc has been around the woodworking community for a long time and has built a large following on YouTube and Instagram over the years. We were able to sit down with Marc and talk about how he got to where he is while remaining humble and down to earth. Check it out!

A large part of running a business or side hustle is dealing with the administrative items behind the scenes. Whether it’s working on a website, taking care of invoices or quotes, and everything in between, it can be difficult to get time to actually make things. In this weeks episode, we talk about our experiences lately, what we’ve been working on, and how we handle it.

Workbench Con is a relatively new maker conference that is celebrating its second year. This year, we had the opportunity to attend the conference and see what the experience was like. In this episode, we give an overall review of what we thought of the conference as a whole, the ideas and knowledge we took away from it, and whether we would recommend it to others.

Whether you’re a full-time maker or a side hustler, it can often feel overwhelming. In this weeks episode, we talk about what it’s like and how it may seem calm on the surface, but there is a lot going on in the background. Enjoy!

When we first began this podcast, Stephen and Trevor shared a little bit about themselves and how they got started. With the addition of our new co-host Martina, we decided it would be a good time to talk a little bit about how we got started. We hope you enjoy the episode!