The Forever Game

Ok, we get it. To be relevant today you have to make content...like, a lot of it. BUT

"I don't know how!"

"I don't have a camera!"

"I don't like how I look/sound!"

"I DON'T HAVE TIME!!!!"

We understand. As a marketing agency, we neglect to market ourselves because we prioritize our clients. That's NOT good! In this episode, Jayme and Tyler discuss HOW YOU CAN PRODUCE THE CONTENT needed to accomplish your goals. It's advice we all need to take... for real.

One of my favorite quotes about failure (no, not the Michael Scott one): "If you're not failing, you're not trying hard enough." Failure is absolutely a necessity and valuable part of your personal and professional life. Which is why we took this episode to have an open discussion on how we handle all of that not so fun feedback. And how our processing of those failures has changed (a surprising amount) over the years.

If you've been a fan of our past Brain Vomit episodes, well you're in luck because here's a new one! BUT, we decided to change the name to Social Sprint. Mainly because brain vomit was starting to gross Jayme out. This time (by random landing of the wheel) we dove into the exciting world of law. Many of the ideas we bring up are applicable for all industries in some way. So have a listen!

If you could give your 2014 self one piece of advice, what would it be?! I recently asked Tyler this question and thought it would be a fun topic to do a whole episode around. Even in the span of five years, quite a bit can change. We're all learning something new every single day both personally and professionally. It's easy to lose perspective on how far you've come or how much you've grown. Take some time to reflect!

To become business partners or not to become business partners!? We sat down to discuss and share what all unfolded after our recent meeting with an attorney. Oddly enough, although it didn't pan out quite as planned, it brought us closer as coworkers and gave us a clearer understanding of the bigger picture. Moral of the story, HAVE THE HARD CONVERSATIONS.

Alexa Score is a professional wakeboarder, TV host, speaker and cancer survivor. From growing up on Green Lake in Spicer, MN to traveling the world in pursuit of her passions, we dove head first into how life has unraveled since receiving a scary cancer diagnosis at the age of 16. Such a great conversation around what it means to "live harder" than most.

Tyler and I dive a little bit deeper into how our side hustles first got started and ultimately grew into what they are now. Plus, all of the excitement, long nights, mental struggles and hard decisions that came along with them. We also talk about getting stuck in the comparison rut and the importance of setting clear (and realistic) expectations/goals for whatever you’re side hustling on - then revisiting those goals as life, work, time rolls on.

Sharing a quick rule of thumb I stumbled upon recently that might help you be more proactive on social media. Also the first time we've ever posted an IG story in the middle of recording an episode.

This episode of Brain Vomit is all about the world of custom cabinetry marketing. We'll break down target market, social platforms (in order of importance) and all kinds of ideas to start making some content!

We got wine!