Episodes

This passionate creative shares how she stepped out from her comfort zone into leading her own production company, and into the crosshairs of one of the biggest cultural issues of our generation.

Is being a successful creative all about improving our skills? Maybe not. We examine whether true success has more to do with our perspective than we realize - and why you must shift your focus to have the impact you desire.

Bassist Chris Snowden reveals the essentials of being a successful, respected musician, and it's less about musical skill and more about professionalism and character.

If you're trying to get noticed as a creative in the noisy world of social media, it's easy to get overwhelmed. There's a more effective, value-focused mindset you should consider when it comes to sharing your art.

This highly successful background vocalist and vocal contractor shares the key lessons she learned about staying relevant in today's fast paced music and entertainment industry, building a lasting creative career by focusing on the right things, and the power of setting high expectations as you pursue your calling.

Having trouble turning off your creative engine and unplugging from work? We unpack simple ways to pursue a healthy creative lifestyle.

No creative should be ashamed of being labeled a "local artist" - not if you are utilizing all the tools and strategies that can make you wildly successful without being known all over the world.

The idea of 'managing' time can actually keep creatives from getting the important things done. Here's a strategy that can immediately improve your creative productivity.

Veteran musician, entrepreneur, producer, photographer, and studio owner Thierry Dejean reveals how having fun helps him overcome the challenges of the creative lifestyle!

Without gratitude, the ups-and-downs of ministry life and gig life can make you forget the things that really matter - faith, family and being true to the person you are becoming as you pursue your purpose in God.

Learn the essential keys to a solid business foundation as a musician, artist or creative freelancer, whether you're just starting out or well on your way.

Before you can charge what you're worth, you must change your mindset about what you charge. Here's some strategies that will help.

Do you struggle with balancing your creative work with your responsibilities in your primary job? You're not alone. Here's 4 tips to help you find clarity.

We teamed up with Connor Tripp, host of the Confident Money podcast and owner of CT Financial Coaching, to talk about the biggest hurdles that freelance creatives, musicians and artists face when it comes to managing their money.

In this “Best Of” episode, we return to a conversation with renowned drummer and producer David Chiverton about treasuring the most important relationships in his life as an in-demand musician.

Can a musician reinvent themselves while continuing to perform, and add profitability to their passion? Here's answers from a very personal place of experience.

Some things never go out of style. Learn how these classic marketing tools will continue to help you promote your art, music or creative business this coming year.

As a musician, actor, entrepreneur and Latin Grammy award-winning producer, Fredrick “Bam” Scott has achieved success by embracing change and stepping outside his creative comfort zone.

Is it possible to be fully engaged in your creative industry while fulfilling your higher purpose? Isa, an award-winning songwriter, vocalist, consultant and creative entrepreneur says the answer is yes, and has the evidence to back it up.

Does the idea of negotiating leave a bad taste in your mouth? Here's why you should never feel guilty about looking out for your best interests.

Is is possible to have both a successful music career and a successful marriage? Kennya Miller, background vocalist for Gospel artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard, explains how she keeps it all together.

We've one year old! Here's a look at how it all started, and some timely tips about launching your new projects.

Sometimes creatives need to step back and recharge, even if that means losing a little artistic momentum.

Pianist, vocalist and composer Chris Cadenhead has discovered major keys to developing confidence in the midst of accepting new challenges.