Ready Go!

Ready Go!

By Brian KnudsonEducationSelf-Improvement
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Ready Go! episodes

  • Episode 48: Fandom
    Brian and Kami are back with a delightful outdoor discussion of building fanbases and the impact of fans on the creative process.
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    26 min
  • Episode 40: Priorities

    Why haven’t we recorded in a while? Priorities. Today we talk about what gets in the way of our projects and some tips for re-prioritizing your life.

    Also, don’t forget to read and review The Second Order.

    29 min
  • Episode 39: Branding

    Kami is back from maternity leave and gives an update of what she has been up to.  We talk about Japanese pop bands, and how to cultivate your brand. Spoiler alert its all about being genuine.

    34 min
  • Episode 38: Self-Promotion

    Brian interviews fantasy author Peter Orullian, and they talk about social media, conventions, and shamelessly promote their books.

    The Second Order is available on Amazon now!

    And look for Peter’s books at orullian.com

    And if you are not into fantasy, there is always Buffalo Fish Police

    37 min
  • Episode 37: Freemium Content

    Today we learn all about the sordid past of Mr. Russ Andes and how he went from designing GameBoyAdvanced games to hosting online programming for creative folks a la Tim “the toolman” Taylor.

    We discuss the path of creative folks and the merits of freemium content.

    36 min
  • Episode 34: Idea Muscles

    How do we get better at idea generation? By exercising our idea muscles of course. In this episode Kami and Brian give an update on their creative endeavors and discuss James Altucher and how to build those idea muscles.

    30 min
  • Episode 33: Sleep

    Yawn.

    Today Brian and Kami talk about sleep and how it affects your creative brainthoughts. We talk a bit about Dali and Edison, Twilight and Benzine and other dreamy topics.

    35 min

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