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It's time to shift your focus from just selling gear to selling the value you bring! 💡 Dive into Karl Becker's approach, where emphasis on the "how" and "why" showcases expertise and flawless execution, meeting client needs. Full episode → https://hubs.ly/Q02vmDH00

The Art of Simplification: How to Find Answers by Doing Less and Being More"  What if doing less could actually lead to more—more clarity, more peace, more success? Sounds too good to be true, right? But here's the thing: simplicity holds the key. In a world where "doing more" seems to be the norm, we’re flipping the script. Ernest Holmes, a pioneer of New Thought philosophy, reminds us that life’s answers aren’t found in complexity but in simplicity. When we stop the endless chase for more and quiet the noise, something magical happens—clarity naturally arises. Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/d8HjRbzt

Jack of All Trades or Master of One? 🎨🔧 Which path leads to success in the creative world? In Episode 7 of Artphorce Live, we’re getting real about the challenges creatives face when trying to do it all—or focus on just one thing. Join Cap Hernandez and our guests Marco Ong and Bernard Kenneth Peña as they share their personal stories and experiences. We'll dig into: 💡 The pros and cons of being a generalist versus a specialist. 💡 How they've found their own balance between versatility and mastery. 💡 Tips on how you can sharpen your skills without losing your creative edge. This is one conversation you don’t want to miss, especially if you’re struggling to figure out where you fit in! 📅 October 14, 2024, at 7:00 PM Bring your thoughts, your questions, and let’s talk about how we can all find our sweet spot!

Many startup founders feel the urge to change their software every time they hear feedback. But making changes with each comment can lead to confusion and burnout – for both teams and users. Instead, consider listening carefully, identifying patterns in the feedback, and then making intentional updates that align with your vision. The goal is to improve in a way that’s thoughtful and sustainable, without rushing. It’s about building a product that truly serves your customers, without constantly shifting gears. #productdevelopment #techstartups #softwaredevelopment

Great great chat with Paul E. Beavis today about all things Wild Idol and their natural production process. Plus we speak on his thoughts about premiumisation in the low/no space. It's a topic that will be gaining more and more traction as the category expands and brands work to differentiate themselves in various ways. The episode will be out in a few weeks but in the meantime I'm curious: do you have an opinion on premiumisation in low/no-&-light?

Consistency is key and for Michael Street, that belief stretches to marketing and branding. The details matter… Want to learn more? You can listen to Michael Street's full episode below: https://lnkd.in/e_ea6TdJ

In today's fast-paced world, maintaining focus is tougher than ever. Need tips? Tune into episode #160 for strategies on staying focused! Listen now, proudly sponsored by The CCM Institute. #FocusTips #ModernLife #ReelLife

This was one of my fav episodes to record! Carl Richards is an industry luminary, a true renaissance man, and a breath of fresh air. He shares his honest thoughts on the industry, gaps he sees in advisor/client behavior, and where he thinks we are heading next. Plus, he is funny, insightful, and engaging, just like the doodles he creates! Listen in at the link below 👇 https://lnkd.in/e-7pZs2T

Who do you go to for advice? In Episode 2 of 'Founder to Founder,' Georgia Bagnall, Creative Director of Iceni Studios , shares how she expanded her network and gained fresh perspectives that transformed her decision-making 🫧 It’s so easy to stick with the same people who think like you—your trusted inner circle. But sometimes, the best advice comes from stepping outside that comfort zone and hearing from someone with a completely different approach. Georgia shares how widening her network has been a game-changer for her as a creative leader 💡 What do you think, who’s your go-to for advice?

In any product role, deciding what to build, what to prioritize, and what to avoid can be stomach-turning work. The closer we get to identifying demand (what people want from our product), the better we feel. The trap is that in many cases, when we think we’ve identified demand, what we have really identified is just supply-side thinking (features to be built). In this episode you’ll learn how misinterpreting an idea as demand can lead to building an expensive feature that nobody wants. https://lnkd.in/gct6idrZ Brady Burke Colin Salter