<p>In this solo episode (ep 154), Adam Williams makes the case for artists/creators being valued for their work as mystic builders of worlds rather than widget-makers on the clock. Read, listen to more and view the full artwork, "All My Sins," used in the episode thumbnail at <a title="Humanitou by Adam Williams" href="https://www.humanitou.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">humanitou.com</a>.</p>

In this solo episode (ep 154), Adam Williams makes the case for artists/creators being valued for their work as mystic builders of worlds rather than widget-makers on the clock. Read, listen to more and view the full artwork, "All My Sins," used in the episode thumbnail at humanitou.com.

<p>In this solo episode (ep 154), Adam Williams makes the case for artists/creators being valued for their work as mystic builders of worlds rather than widget-makers on the clock. Read, listen to more and view the full artwork, "All My Sins,"&nbsp;used in the episode thumbnail at <a title="Humanitou by Adam Williams" href="https://www.humanitou.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">humanitou.com</a>.</p>

Thoughts On: Hourly vs. Value-Based Pay for Creators

[Archived] The Humanitou podcast dives into what it means to be human, creative and authentic. In this podcast, the writer, poet, artist and photographer Adam Williams explores creative and big life questions, the things he thinks he knows, and where those ideas fall apart, too. The podcast features short solo episodes by Adam and longer conversations he has with fellow creatives and thinkers.

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