In this episode, Sean and Lindsay, co-hosts of The Two Marketeers podcast, dive headfirst into the “creativity crisis" and the concept of time. They uncover how the magic of making truly happens when you respect time, embrace iteration, and lean into a little creative chaos.
They explore why time management isn’t just about meeting deadlines—it’s about giving ideas room to breathe and evolve. From missteps to masterpieces, Sean and Lindsay champion the power of practice, experimentation, and, yes, even making a few glorious mistakes along the way.
Hear their unapologetic take on pushing back against “ASAP” culture and prioritizing upfront strategy and discovery. Because sometimes, slowing down is the secret to speeding up success. Whether you’re a seasoned creative or a client whisperer, this episode is packed with bold insights on making your best work, not your fastest work.
Get ready to rethink your relationship with time, creativity, and the craft itself. Let’s make time work for the work!
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