The (Objectively) Amazing Podcast

Three artists talk about content. Three content-creators talk about art. What is it about the burger prices in Barnsley that makes them think about global access to their work? Also, why is stepping away from "work" the best way to find out what works?

We discuss Arvid's book launch of The Embedded Entrepreneur, Craig's work on his new book, and how we struggle to market them.

Marketing our products can be hard, especially if we feel guilty about doing it.

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Jamie, Arvid and Craig discuss where they see themselves in the future.

If you manage to make enough money doing what you do for fun, would you still do it?

This episode gets pretty deep and it's actually one of the best conversations we've had so far.

OK, so this is technically the first episode of our podcast in a weird Star Wars way.

We all introduce ourselves and talk about the creator economy.

'Personal brand' is a really tough subject. Are you trying to build one? Should you even want to build one?

Anyway, what does it even mean?

Jamie, Arvid and Craig attempt to answer these questions and other important questions such as why you can actually train a cat.

So you've got your audience and you've started to consider selling your first product. You're entering the creator economy.

But how do you get over that nagging guilt?

Jamie, Arvid and Craig discuss their personal experiences with this and how to get over it.

Jamie, Arvid and Craig get together around the virtual table to discuss the most important part of working in the creator economy: how do you build an audience and then make a living?