Empowering the business of creativity
In this episode Dane Sanders talks with John Lee Dumas, host of the Entrepreneur on Fire podcast.
Author, Allison Vesterfelt joins Dane Sanders to talk about her story of selling almost all she owned to set out to fulfill her dreams.
In this episode Dane is joined by marketing authority Scott Stratten.
Dane is joined by author and media strategist Ryan Holiday to discuss practical tactics for marketing and personal discipline.
Dane is joined by Andy Petranek, co-founder of Whole Life Challenge, to talk about creating a thriving business from your life resume.
Jeff Goins,author of The Art of Work, is a gifted writer and creative. From his highly popular blog to his online course for writers, the amount of quality work Jeff produces leaves you wondering how he pulls it off.
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In this episode Dane is joined by Tony Stubblebine, co-founder of Coach.me (formerly Lift.do), to talk habit hacking. They explore the difference between fixed mindset and growth mindset and how your belief in this area affects how optimized you are for growth. The discussion ranges from the best time to wake up in the morning, to the value of having a coach, to the habit of creativity, to smart cuts vs. short cuts.
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David Trotter got into filmmaking by being in front of the camera as a pastor. As his interest in filmmaking grew so did his compassion for orphans in India after his experiences on frequent visits. This led to his involvement in co-producing a documentary about orphan awareness in India.
More recently he has produced the film In Plain Sight to raise the awareness of sex trafficking in the US.
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Dane is joined by Erwin McManus, author of The Artisan Soul, to dig into the topic of being creative humans created by a creative God. Erwin suggests that creativity is what we are made for even if you don’t label yourself as a creative or artist. Being creative = being human.
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In this episode of Converge, Dane Sanders talks with Tucker Nichols about how he went from studying the history of Chinese painting to becoming an artist himself. Not satisfied with a single medium, Tucker explored everything from drawing and painting to large and small installations to video, fine art and illustration.
Even more interesting for our business of creativity community though is how Tucker figured out how to significantly monetize his art, all while keeping his soul fully in tact. You definitely don’t want to miss this episode. Thanks too for sharing with a friend who you think would benefit.
GO: The Converge Summit is a gathering of creatives who want to take what they make to market and maximize their market. Come be a part of this year’s event in beautiful Newport Beach, CA.
Tucker Nichols
Plumb Goods
Art Inc. by Lisa Congdon
Thanks to Triple Scoop Music for providing the music for today’s show and thanks to our wonderful audio producer Anna Queza of AQreative.
