In this landmark 300th episode, the host is joined by past guests, each on a distinctive creative journey.
Guest Introductions:
1. Nikki Nash - Author of "Market Your Genius."
- Successfully published with Hay House despite unconventional methods.
- Engaged in consulting, focusing on coaching businesses and community building.
Highlights:
- Reflects on the success of her book, "Market Your Genius," connecting her with a broader audience.
- Emphasizes the importance of building a community and sustainable coaching businesses.
- Plans to relaunch her accelerator program in 2024.
Key Takeaways:
- Approach connections by offering service and support without immediate expectations.
- Building relationships by being present and available, even without an agenda.
2. Boris Meshkov - Filmmaker and video producer based in Bangkok, Thailand.
- Recently completed his first short film, gaining attention at a local film meeting.
Highlights:
- Overcame challenges with limited resources and time constraints.
- Showcased the film at a local event, gaining positive feedback.
- Attracted interest from producers and investors for future projects.
Key Takeaways:
- Overcoming limitations with creativity and resourcefulness in filmmaking.
- Leveraging local events and showcases to connect with industry professionals.
3. Marlene Sharp - Involved in animation and Japanese animation production.
- Connected with Rich Magallanes from Nickelodeon through industry events.
Discussion Highlights:
- Shares the experience of attending networking "shindigs" organized by Rich.
- Emphasizes the value of spontaneous gatherings for industry professionals.
Key Takeaways:
- The importance of spontaneous gatherings for networking in the creative industry.
- The value of being part of a community, connecting with professionals in the field.
4. Allyson Hernandez - Author and creator of the musical "A Ballad of Dreams."
- Released an audiobook combined with a concept album of the musical.
- Raised $70,000 to produce an industry reading in New York.
Highlights:
- Started as a book, later transformed into a musical.
- Recorded 17 songs from the musical in a studio.
- Combined an audiobook with the concept album for a unique experience.
Takeaway:
- Creativity can take unexpected turns; pivoting and adapting is crucial in the creative process.
5. Michaell Magrutsche - Author of "The Smart of Art."
- Advocates for the true value of art: creation, perception, and exposure.
- Emphasizes the importance of sharing creativity with others.
Highlights:
- Art's true value lies in creation, perception, and exposure.
- Encourages artists to embrace their unique creativity.
- Highlights the importance of sharing creative work with others.
Takeaway:
- The true value of art lies in creating, perceiving, and exposing; creativity is a discipline that should be practiced.
6. Elizabeth Hanson - Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer at Dramafy.
- Manages an audio drama streaming service with nearly 250 shows.
- Focused on improving user experience and technology for creators.
Highlights:
- Expanded to nearly 250 shows on the streaming service.
- Focused on improving technology, including a new player and mobile apps.
- Seeking collaborations and more content in areas like children's shows and romances.
Takeaway:
- Audio dramas require more scripting, sound design, and scoring than audiobooks; Dramafy is seeking collaborations, especially in children's content and romances.
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