Creativity For Sale with Radim Malinic Radim Malinic

Welcome to five minute magic from Creativity For Sale Podcast. A quick fire episode, sharing tips and tricks from the pages of the book of the same title. 

Every week I'll be sharing one or two ideas that can give you. And actionable take away for your creative career, your business, or just the food for thought for the weekend ahead. These are taken from the audio book, and you can find the full version below. ~

Today I start with an example of Chris Tucker from Tucker and Partners. I can guarantee you that for the rest of the day, you will not forget about Chris Tucker or Tucker and Partners. It's actually an example of one of my real clients that I had to sneak in into the book because he made such an impression and he used to say, you know, every time he used to call me, he would make it with such a verb that, you know, you can only think about Chris Tucker from Tucker and Partners. Anyway, in this episode, we talk about naming. and everything that goes with it. So from, you know, different ways, how you can name your business all the way to, trademarking process and making sure that your name, if it's unique, can also stay yours and not being infringed by anybody else.



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"You give it to someone else, they'll have a different opinion. And someone else will have a different opinion, and say that's amazing. Then you send it to someone else and be like, well, this is crap. I'm never going to hire you."
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Radim Malinic delves into the mind of Robert McCombe, a rising creative force whose Instagram presence has garnered over 150,000 followers, providing a calming respite amidst the digital chaos. With candor and vulnerability, McCombe shares his journey, shedding light on the pressures, triumphs, and challenges that come with navigating the ever-evolving creative landscape.~
McCombe's journey began with a simple desire to showcase his work, but as his following grew, so did the opportunities and responsibilities. From the temptation of sponsored posts to the constant pressure of maintaining a consistent presence, McCombe's experience offers a raw and honest glimpse into the realities of building a brand in the digital age. His passion for learning and experimenting shines through, as he discusses his forays into photography, video creation, and product development, all while balancing the demands of a day job as a graphic designer.
McCombe's transparency about the pressures and uncertainties of social media successHis commitment to authenticity and creating value for his audienceThe delicate balance between creative freedom and financial opportunitiesThe importance of community and collaboration in the creative industryThe ever-present fear of algorithms changing and platforms disappearing
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Welcome to five minute magic from Creativity For Sale Podcast. A quick fire episode, sharing tips and tricks from the pages of the book of the same title. 

Every week I'll be sharing one or two ideas that can give you. And actionable take away for your creative career, your business, or just the food for thought for the weekend ahead. These are taken from the audio book, and you can find the full version below. ~

Every week I'll be sharing one or two ideas that can give you. And actually we'll take away for your creative career, your business, or just the food for thought for the weekend ahead. 

These are taken from the audio book, and you can find a link to the full version in the show notes. 

From this episode onward, we'll open the next chapter of the book titled Built. We'll start building your personal brand, covering the essentials of getting seen and becoming known, from your visual strategy, to your naming your business, to choosing your domain, curating your portfolio, and driving and owning your traffic. We'll also consider social media, emails, branded stationery, and even your personal wardrobe. Is it Well, let's tuck in.

Creativity For Sale: How to start and grow a life-changing creative career and business by Radim Malinic - Out now.

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"Empowering others to find their passion and life's purpose through branding is incredibly fulfilling."~

In this conversation, Danielle Clarke, a brand strategist, discusses the evolution of brand strategy and the challenges of differentiating oneself in a crowded market. She shares her personal journey of discovering her role as a brand strategist and the importance of empathy and collaboration in her work. 

Danielle also highlights the therapeutic aspect of brand strategy and the need for small businesses to go beyond visuals and focus on the deeper meaning and purpose of their brand. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling and personal experiences in building connections with clients and finding their purpose. In this conversation, Danielle Clarke discusses the importance of health and well-being, particularly in relation to her personal journey of overcoming challenges and finding purpose. 

She emphasizes the value of working with purposeful businesses that focus on improving physical, mental, and emotional health. Danielle shares a transformative experience working with a movement specialist and highlights the power of branding and communication in helping businesses succeed. She also reflects on her transition from employment to entrepreneurship and the benefits of running her own business. 

As a visiting lecturer, Danielle discusses the role of education in guiding and empowering future designers. She emphasizes the importance of setting goals and finding purpose, as well as the value of emotional intelligence in education. Finally, she discusses the benefits of working with small teams and making a direct impact.
Takeaways


Brand strategy has become a popular career path, leading to a crowded market of brand strategists.The role of a brand strategist goes beyond visuals and requires empathy, collaboration, and the ability to articulate and communicate effectively.Brand strategy can be a therapeutic process, helping businesses reflect on their goals, values, and impact.Finding purpose in small businesses involves understanding their customers' needs and aspirations and aligning the brand with those values. Prioritizing health and well-being is crucial for personal growth and success.Working with purposeful businesses that focus on improving health can be rewarding and fulfilling.Effective branding and communication can transform a business and help it thrive.Transitioning from employment to entrepreneurship offers flexibility and the ability to prioritize personal needs.Education plays a vital role in guiding and empowering future designers.Setting goals and finding purpose are essential for personal and professional growth.Emotional intelligence is valuable in education and mentoring.Working with small teams and making a direct impact can lead to personal and professional fulfillment.
Creativity For Sale: How to start and grow a life-changing creative career and business by Radim Malinic - Out now.

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Welcome to five minute magic from Creativity For Sale Podcast. A quick fire episode, sharing tips and tricks from the pages of the book of the same title. 

Every week I'll be sharing one or two ideas that can give you. And actionable take away for your creative career, your business, or just the food for thought for the weekend ahead. These are taken from the audio book, and you can find the full version below. ~

Have you ever defined your expectations? Have you ever thought about it?
I can be honest to say that I used to be quite simply in denial of what was to come as a result of my actions. 
It wasn't until I watched an excellent keynote by John Mayer for Berklee College of Music from 2008  that he talked about defining your expectations. A simple yet powerful idea of having a vision of what you want to achieve and how it influences your career now and for the future. 
In this episode, we will explore expectations, and goals and define our enough. All of these give us more yet more clarity for our present and future actions 

Creativity For Sale: How to start and grow a life-changing creative career and business by Radim Malinic - Out now.

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"I've learned really valuable skill from design, how to respond to feedback, how to think about an audience, because not everyone is going to like every design that I do."~

In this conversation, Mike Schnaidt, the creative director of Fast Company, discusses his journey in the publishing industry and the process of writing his book, Creative Endurance. He shares his early passion for comics and how it led him to a career in design and magazines. 

Mike talks about the inspiration behind his book and the interviews he conducted with various individuals, including an astronaut and a nine-year-old. He also discusses the challenges of finding his voice as a writer and the importance of editing and refining the book. In this conversation, Mike Schnaidt discusses his experience of writing and designing his book, 'Creative Endurance.' He shares insights on receiving feedback and dealing with reviews, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself while considering the target audience. 

Mike also talks about the process of writing and designing the book, highlighting the value of sharing and receiving feedback from others. He reflects on the challenges he faced in designing the book cover and the importance of finding the right balance between creativity and audience expectations. Finally, Mike expresses his desire to continue writing and exploring longer forms of storytelling in the future.
Takeaways


Passion for a creative field can start at a young age and evolve into a fulfilling career.The publishing industry, particularly magazines, can be a source of inspiration and creativity.Writing a book requires reaching out to diverse individuals and conducting interviews to gather valuable insights.Finding your voice as a writer involves experimentation, self-reflection, and feedback from others.The editing process is crucial in refining the book and ensuring a cohesive and engaging reading experience. Receiving feedback and reviews is an important part of the creative process. While it's natural to want to please everyone, it's essential to accept that not everyone will be happy with your work.Sharing your work with others and getting their feedback can be a valuable social experiment that helps you understand different perspectives and improve your work.Designing a book cover can be unexpectedly challenging, and it's important to find the right balance between creativity and audience expectations.Endurance is key in the creative process. It takes time to find your rhythm and make sense of your work, but staying committed and continuing to learn and grow is essential.
Creativity For Sale: How to start and grow a life-changing creative career and business by Radim Malinic - Out now.

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