This week, Torey Kervick hosts a discussion around the environmental impacts of CryptoArt. How bad is it? Is it worse than it seems? What are these businesses doing to offset their carbon footprint? What changes are being made to crypto as a whole to make it better for the environment? We discuss a lot of issues! If you'd like to read more about it, this is the article we reference throughout the call: https://memoakten.medium.com/the-unreasonable-ecological-cost-of-cryptoart-2221d3eb2053

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This week Mark host the call and discusses with participants how to handle being slow. Do you reach out to clients? Do you take the time to work on personal work? Both? Leave the industry? When you get slow at work or as a freelancer, there can be a lot of pressure on yourself and we discuss that.

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This week we started the call with an open topic and quickly moved to talk about success. What is success to us? Why do we listen to other's definitions of success and not define it ourselves? How do we change our mindset? It got deep!

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This week we have a brief discussion about client woes and dealing with poor project management. We also have our normal tangent topics that come up to and an overall enjoyable call.

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We're back from our holiday break and we've got a lot to discuss. This week's call was an open discussion and we cover quite a bit.

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This is our last call of 2020! We talk about our biggest wins and losses of the year, and not to toot our participants' horns, but it was super inspiring to hear so many great stories of triumph over hardships. From being laid off and losing loved ones to successful first-year freelance and being hired by dream employers. 

If you'd like to be added to the form Liam talks about in the beginning, it is available here: https://www.five-31.com/getagig

Whatever holiday you're celebrating, we wish you the best and thank you so much for your support this year! We'll see you on January 11, 2021! Happy New Year!

This week we had a participant request to talk about the best ways to course-correct during a project. How to not overproduce and burn out. Making sure communication stays high. The soft skills of being a freelancer or running a business that you can't just learn through a tutorial. Plus our normal open discussion shenanigans. 

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This week we have a reasonably lengthy call about the responsibilities we have as vendors/artists. Not overpromising and under-delivering. What does a day of work mean to people? Are you to be at your desk the whole day waiting for the client at all hours? Should you be able to work as you would in any situation? How are we expected to just turn on the creativity at any moment? Of course, general banter and tomfoolery as well.

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This week, Liam hosts an open discussion that turned to a talk about what deals everyone had gotten on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. 

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This week, Nick Campbell and Chad Ashley from Greyscale Gorilla join us to talk about all things GSG! Mark hosts an open discussion and fields questions from the attendees.  There is some great info in there about the new GSG+ platform, new products and plugins, and much more.

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