Belinda Kou shares tips for preparing yourself for the full-time leap, time management, content strategy, and more in today’s Perspective Podcast episode 212.

Michael Fugoso (AKA Fugstrator) chats about the over-glorified world of full-time freelance, the pressures of social media, quantity leading to quality, and more!

Matt Dawson, Grizzly Wheeler, and Jason Craig talk shop on motivating yourself, elevating your craft, and getting out of debt to create future freedom.

You don’t reap the rewards the day you plant the seed. Trust the creative process, be patient, and continually plant seeds over time with your work.

Femke and Charli of Design Life Podcast talk shop on leveraging side projects outside a day job and how to scale those projects with consistency.

Becca Courtice of the Happy Ever Crafter chats about simplifying pricing for creatives, making the mindset shift from hobby to creative biz, communicating your value, and more.

We’re replaying another BEST HITS episode featuring Chris Do of the Futur. Soak up his best tips for making money doing what you love without selling your soul.

Feeling like an imposter? It’s a good thing! Check out my top light bulb lessons, tips, and tactics for taking advantage when imposter syndrome strikes.

Eric Friedensohn of Efdot Studio talks shop on creating value with your work, getting started selling your work, and more.

Here 3 benefits of taking the slow and steady turtle pace along your creative path, plus 3 tips to hasten your pace to more quickly reach the end of your race.

Ben Jenkins of Warstic goes deep on turning your side hustle into your main hustle, having patience, having work-life alignment, and more.

Mikey McKennedy of Boss Dog Art talks shop on setting up a plan to escape the 9-5, pouring yourself in your brand, selling merch, and more!

We’re replaying another BEST HITS episode featuring Liz Gray of The Grayter Good. Soak up her best tips for building an engaged audience and creative content strategy.

Ruben Rojas goes deep on the importance of being you in your brand, navigating haters, selling merch, and his book: Living Through Love.

Invisible Creature talks about creating what you want to see, the evolution of style/voice, creating toys, and their latest book: Face the Music: 20 Years of Album Art.

Morning Breath breaks down how to show the work you want to get, keeping print alive, finding your community, and more.

Here are 3 questions for finding the RIGHT person that your work is PERFECT for as we close out Part 3 of the Engaged Community Building Series.

Struggling to get people to care about your work? Here are 3 ways to fix that in Part 2 of the Engaged Community Building Series.

You DON’T need a massive following to be successful. Let me show you the power of building community the right way in Part 1 of the Engaged Community Building Series.

Aspire to be a self-employed creative? Here are 11 lessons I’ve learned to survive and thrive in my 1st year of running my creative business full-time.