Wild & Basic

In today's episode, I sat down with Alix Greenberg the founder of Artsugar a curated e-commerce platform for Instagrammable artwork and home decor. Born and raised in NYC, founder Alix spent nearly a decade working in the Fine Art industry before launching ArtSugar. With a BFA from Cornell and an MA from Christie's Education, Alix combined her love of drawing and art history with her dedication to giving back, and ArtSugar was born. Today's episode presented by  Db Journey - Get 10% off your next purchase with the code POD10 or go to https://bit.ly/37cP8YP  Please subscribe and leave a review on audio platforms as well :)  Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2TF3VnS Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2AfNQia Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3pmXw09 Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FKeu5X Follow the podcast: @wildandbasic on IG or "Wild & Basic Podcast" on YouTube

Patience is something that doesn't come easy especially when it comes to certain things in our lives. In today's episode, we are specifically talking about business. A very good example of this is actually the juiciest podcast fall out "Call Her Daddy." Now the only host of the show Alex Cooper made her way to the top with her Spotify deal of 60 million dollars. Let's examine how she actually made that happen, unlike her previous co-host Sofia Franklyn.  Today's episode presented by  Db Journey - Get 10% off your next purchase with the code POD10 or go to https://bit.ly/37cP8YP  Please subscribe and leave a review on audio platforms as well :)  Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2TF3VnS Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2AfNQia Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3pmXw09 Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FKeu5X Follow the podcast: @wildandbasic on IG or "Wild & Basic Podcast" on YouTube

This episode is full of great tips and stories you need to hear from Owen Grover who is a CEO at TrueFire Studios. He has had many experiences over the years from marketing to business development at places like iHeart Radio & Pocket Casts. Hope you guys like this episode as much as I did.  TrueFire Studios - https://truefire.com/truefire-studios Owen Grover - https://www.linkedin.com/in/owengrover Today's episode presented by  Db Journey - Get 10% off your next purchase with the code POD10 or go to https://bit.ly/37cP8YP  Please subscribe and leave a review on audio platforms as well :)  Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2TF3VnS Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2AfNQia Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3pmXw09 Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FKeu5X Follow the podcast: @wildandbasic on IG or "Wild & Basic Podcast" on YouTube

Followers, likes, comments are something we constantly see every day on social media, and believe it or not those numbers affect the way we value things without even realizing it. The truth is those are just vanity metrics yet they seem to matter more than the actionable metrics for most.

When we hear the word "branding" it might not mean so much to us as a customer, but when we deep dive into it we realize how many of our daily decisions when it comes to purchasing are directly influenced by branding. Some might disagree with this hence this is the episode for you to listen to.

I feel like we are in this era of desensitization acting like we don't care because we are not required to. Doesn't that sound so wrong? There's nothing attractive about not caring. I mean yeah, it might help us pretend that our hearts aren't broken when we don't get what we want, but not caring is not something to be proud of.

We all say that sometimes ugh I don't have time for this and that, but the truth is we are not prioritizing what is important and what is secondary in order to make time for pretty much everything. This is where the delegation comes in. If you delegate your responsibilities or tasks right, you will have time for the things that you are truly passionate about.

At one point in our career mentorship is something we might think about. It's not because we are helpless or anything, but because sometimes we don't really know what we are doing. We think maybe having a mentor might be the answer, but the truth is no one knows your business better than you do.

The way that society portrays perfection or at least striving for perfection makes it seem like it is such a good thing. When you look deeper you realize how messed up and unhealthy this route is. Perfectionism is not the same thing as great results because the reality is most of the time perfectionism is what sets us back from our goals.

Unfortunately having a business is not like a one-time business proposal or project that you could do and hope that the product or the line you created keeps selling and being talked about like it used to. Time's have changed and so have customers' behaviors. Recent examples include Kylie Cosmetics relaunch, KKW Beauty closure, and Instagram CEO's new announcement about the future of the app.