Recent events around the World and in particular weather in the USA have me thinking about planning for protecting those precious memories and work from disastrous situations.

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As solo creators, we feel the pressure to deliver. But how do you do that when you fall sick? I have some thoughts on that in this episode. I would love to hear your thoughts on this.

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I got my invite to Glass, a new photography social network/app. This got me thinking about how users define direction and growth rather than the suggestions of the creators. So far, I'm liking Glass, but could it become another Instagram quality content? Listen on.

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I have touched on setting achievable goals before, but I think it is worth a quick discussion on ways to break them down with time scaling.

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Equipment can be expensive depending on your craft, but there are some ways to reduce that cost that might not have occurred to you...yet. I have a couple of suggestions on how you can use the gear but save on the costs. Listen on for details.

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Have you ever noticed how people can talk for hours about the tools they use? That is bad, everyone should talk about the creation instead. We don't appreciate the clay, we appreciate the pot made with it, so let's talk about that instead. 

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In this edition, I'm going to share that magic sound of a camera shutter I mentioned in a previous episode. I am also going to talk more about success and failure, how they work together to make you better and keep moving forward.

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Even when you use acceptable copyright-free and royalty-free audio, there is every chance your content will be flagged by an automated system. Here's my word of caution and advice when it happened to me this week.

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Our brain is always responding to things, triggers and responses. In this episode, I talk a little about how weird things get when the trigger is missing. As an example, I will never get used to taking a photograph and not hearing the sound of a shutter opening and closing. Or a car that does not make the sound of a car. Listen on if you are intrigued and want to play along.

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There is always a reason behind everything we create, but can you clearly explain in a short sentence what that reason is to someone else? Maybe you need to practice and think about that a little.

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