17 min
What is your purpose? The Ultimate Creative
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- Entrepreneurship
If you are feeling a little lost, you’re creating content just for the sake of creating content and you’re not feeling fulfilled, you might need to come back to your purpose.
I recently joined a group of amazing women in Shelagh Cummins’ accelerator program and this is what I learned about defining my process. Shelagh’s program is obviously way more robust and I’m just sharing my own key takeaways here, but if you’re struggling to figure out what the hell to do with your content, your business, or your life, this might be a helpful episode for you.
Why is purpose important for figuring out your creative path/your business
- Clarity on your path - you know exactly where you’re going and how you’re going to get there
-More focus - there’s no question that you’re working towards something specific and you have a connection to it, that helps with the distractions
-Clear messaging - people know what to expect from you and you become the “go-to” person for your content
How to figure out what your purpose is
-Create a list of everything you prioritize. Things like - prioritizing client calls over graphic design, or writing the outline of your podcast episodes over editing.
-Note where the themes come together - are they overlapping in a particular area? For me it was storytelling. Bringing together my passion for audio & film and tv with the heart of the content - stories. How do I share other’s stories, or help them to share their stories?
-Test this out - write it in your IG bio or the next time you introduce yourself, tell the new person what you do by sharing your purpose.
What to do now that you know
-Start updating your content to reflect what your purpose is all about! That might mean new graphics, new podcast intro/outro, new podcast altogether!
-Continue tweaking to make sure it feels right for you going forward.
-Help others to do the same! This is tough stuff so if you’ve successfully figured it out, I’d encourage you to share!
While you’re at it, join The Ultimate Creative Podcast community on Facebook and share your purpose with the group! I’d love to learn what drives you, and how you make your purpose work for you!
Links:
-The Ultimate Creative Podcast Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tucpodcommunity/
-Shelagh Cummins’ Business Accelerator: https://www.theroadtoseven.com/the-business-accelerator-live
-The Road To Seven Podcast: https://www.theroadtoseven.com/theroadtosevenpodcast
-The Missing Pillar of Health Podcast: https://greenathome.ca/podcast
-Descript Editing App: http://descript.com/?lmref=gsTrpA
Learn how my team can help you launch and grow a podcast:
-Learn at your own pace with Podcast Rocket: https://theultimatecreative.com/podcast-rocket
-Already have a podcast? Learn how my team can help you manage your monthly production with our top notch editing and marketing packages: https://theultimatecreative.com/podcasting
Join the brand new TUC Pod Community on Facebook! Head to https://facebook.com/groups/tucpodcommunity I can't wait to meet you in there!
If you are feeling a little lost, you’re creating content just for the sake of creating content and you’re not feeling fulfilled, you might need to come back to your purpose.
I recently joined a group of amazing women in Shelagh Cummins’ accelerator program and this is what I learned about defining my process. Shelagh’s program is obviously way more robust and I’m just sharing my own key takeaways here, but if you’re struggling to figure out what the hell to do with your content, your business, or your life, this might be a helpful episode for you.
Why is purpose important for figuring out your creative path/your business
- Clarity on your path - you know exactly where you’re going and how you’re going to get there
-More focus - there’s no question that you’re working towards something specific and you have a connection to it, that helps with the distractions
-Clear messaging - people know what to expect from you and you become the “go-to” person for your content
How to figure out what your purpose is
-Create a list of everything you prioritize. Things like - prioritizing client calls over graphic design, or writing the outline of your podcast episodes over editing.
-Note where the themes come together - are they overlapping in a particular area? For me it was storytelling. Bringing together my passion for audio & film and tv with the heart of the content - stories. How do I share other’s stories, or help them to share their stories?
-Test this out - write it in your IG bio or the next time you introduce yourself, tell the new person what you do by sharing your purpose.
What to do now that you know
-Start updating your content to reflect what your purpose is all about! That might mean new graphics, new podcast intro/outro, new podcast altogether!
-Continue tweaking to make sure it feels right for you going forward.
-Help others to do the same! This is tough stuff so if you’ve successfully figured it out, I’d encourage you to share!
While you’re at it, join The Ultimate Creative Podcast community on Facebook and share your purpose with the group! I’d love to learn what drives you, and how you make your purpose work for you!
Links:
-The Ultimate Creative Podcast Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tucpodcommunity/
-Shelagh Cummins’ Business Accelerator: https://www.theroadtoseven.com/the-business-accelerator-live
-The Road To Seven Podcast: https://www.theroadtoseven.com/theroadtosevenpodcast
-The Missing Pillar of Health Podcast: https://greenathome.ca/podcast
-Descript Editing App: http://descript.com/?lmref=gsTrpA
Learn how my team can help you launch and grow a podcast:
-Learn at your own pace with Podcast Rocket: https://theultimatecreative.com/podcast-rocket
-Already have a podcast? Learn how my team can help you manage your monthly production with our top notch editing and marketing packages: https://theultimatecreative.com/podcasting
Join the brand new TUC Pod Community on Facebook! Head to https://facebook.com/groups/tucpodcommunity I can't wait to meet you in there!
17 min