In this episode, I sit down with Richard Taylor, co-founder of Wētā Workshop, to talk about what it actually takes to build hard creative things at scale. We get into anxiety, self-doubt, and why those feelings never really go away, even after decades of success. Richard shares how Wētā Unleashed was built, why creativity needs to stay physical and tactile, and how massive projects still start with simple ideas, rough sketches, and instinct. We talk about balancing craft with business, why obscure skills often turn into real careers, and what success looks like beyond awards and recognition. This is a conversation about showing up, trusting your gut, staying flexible, and building a creative life that actually lasts. If you’re an artist, filmmaker, designer, or anyone trying to make something meaningful, this one’s for you.