Our good friend Biggie of Good Fight Entertainment has decided to call it quits at 41 years young. Today's story is about setting your goals, crushing your expectations but then learning to listen to the voice inside your heart that tells you what matters the most.

Biggie | Former Artist Manager "RETIRED: The Exit Interview."

All summer long, on Wednesdays, you can hear Brickey and the Circle of Trust break down an episode-wide topic of a problem and listen to members of the Circle of Trust share what their situation may be, whether it's professional, personal, or just for fun. In today's episode, Brickey asks everyone about career traps. Inspired by Jason Edmiston's episode AID1384, Jason spoke about being trapped in a project where he dreams of it going away every day. Today's guests talk about their career traps and knowing when it was their time to give up on full-time freelance. Plus updates on previous guests and how the WYFP advice has helped their creative journeys. All Circle of Trust members are welcome to join the recording session every Tuesday to share the problems and solutions. Join today at the AID.network

How To Get Out Of Career Traps Part Two - WYFP

Dan has been a dad for a year, what has he learned and has Nathan figured out a similar plan for paid time off.

The DKNG Show | 3 Men And A Baby - Episode 40

Dave Kloc returns one year after his monumental interview last summer, where he openly admitted he didn't feel like being creative anymore. And who could blame Dave because July 2020 was a crazy-ass time?

Illustrator Printmaker | Dave Kloc

Long time friend of the show Connie Collingsworth returns for her second summer episode, updating us all about how it's been going having her wife as her coworker. The interview is as entertaining as it is informative about working together with the person you love the most on the projects you love the most. Today In The Circle of Trust Mark and Connie talk about their mutual love of pregnant teenagers and broke reality stars.

Working With Your Wife | Connie Collingsworth

Arthur and Riley of Classic Grit share their mutual love of baseball and explain how they transformed their fandom into a thriving apparel line for baseball fans that love the sport just like they do.&nbsp;

Classic Girt Baseball Club

Visual artist Gary Baseman shares his story of creating his art movement called pervasive art, which Brickey refers to as Prediction of Art. To Hear Part Two of Today's Conversation and 1460+ Other Full Episodes of Adventures In Design, Join The Circle of Trust at https://aid.network/

Gary Baseman "Crazy But Functional"

Andrew Fairclough has demonstrated exceptional skills in building and managing his business, True Grit Texture Supply, while also effectively optimizing it for growth. Join Andrew Fairclough, Mark Brickey, and Lincoln Design Co At Into The Woods Creative Conference:    Join us Tuesdays and Thursdays for new episodes of Adventures In Design, where we'll help you turn your daydreams into your day job! Subscribe To Adventures In Design Today! Are you tired of missing out on the full conversations and valuable insights shared on Adventures In Design? Upgrade to our Circle of Trust and gain access to over 1600 podcasts and workshops. As a member, you'll be able to hear the entire conversation and get more in-depth information to help manage your freelance, small business, or career. Plus, you'll have access to exclusive bonus content and get to enjoy even more good times and laughs with the AID community. Don't wait. Sign up for the Circle of Trust today and take your listening experience to the next level!

Grit & Growth: Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Magic of Andrew Fairclough's True Git Texture Supply

Join The DKNG Show on the Adventures In Design podcast as we follow DKNG's thrilling story of a career-changing opportunity with a renowned ad agency. Discover the delicate balance between seizing momentum and maintaining a consistent presence in the industry. Explore the challenges faced by entrepreneurs and professionals, and learn the importance of patience, perseverance, and storytelling. Gain valuable insights to align your path with your aspirations and unlock success. Join the supportive community at AID.network for ad-free conversations, friendship, and unmatched design stories. Embark on your own journey of career momentum and tune in to Episode 51 featuring the inspiring ten-year journey of DKNG on Adventures In Design. Start your path to success today!  Join us Tuesdays and Thursdays for new episodes of Adventures In Design, where we'll help you turn your daydreams into your day job! Subscribe To Adventures In Design Today! Adventures In Design has existed since 2012 and has, over the years, produced more than 1600 episodes that chronicle the journeys of creatives from various fields. Host Mark Brickey has been interviewing freelancers from diverse backgrounds to explore their individual journeys. He breaks down the lessons they learned and identifies common trends in the pursuit of creative careers.  Do you want to take advantage of the full conversations and valuable insights shared on Adventures In Design? Upgrade to our Circle of Trust and gain access to over 1600 podcasts and workshops. As a member, you'll be able to hear the entire conversation and get more in-depth information to help manage your freelance, small business, or career. Plus, you'll have access to exclusive bonus content and get to enjoy even more good times and laughs with the AID community. Don't wait. Sign up for the Circle of Trust today and take your listening experience to the next level!&nbsp;

The DKNG SHOW: Secrets of Sustainable Growth: Lessons from DKNG's 18 Month Journey

Did Brickey enjoy going back to school as a child more than anyone else? It's the start of fall on Adventures In Design and we're using capitalism as our compass to celebrate the seasons change.&nbsp;  Join us Tuesdays and Thursdays for new episodes of Adventures In Design, where we'll help you turn your daydreams into your day job! Subscribe To Adventures In Design Today! Adventures In Design has existed since 2012 and has, over the years, produced more than 1600 episodes that chronicle the journeys of creatives from various fields. Host Mark Brickey has been interviewing freelancers from diverse backgrounds to explore their individual journeys. He breaks down the lessons they learned and identifies common trends in the pursuit of creative careers.  Do you want to take advantage of the full conversations and valuable insights shared on Adventures In Design? Upgrade to our Circle of Trust and gain access to over 1600 podcasts and workshops. As a member, you'll be able to hear the entire conversation and get more in-depth information to help manage your freelance, small business, or career. Plus, you'll have access to exclusive bonus content and get to enjoy even more good times and laughs with the AID community. Don't wait. Sign up for the Circle of Trust today and take your listening experience to the next level!&nbsp;

Bottom Of The Middle Class with Sean Mort

In this episode, we delve into the dynamic world of diversifying your freelance career through the lens of Sean Mort. Sean, a seasoned freelancer, brings a fascinating mix of creative endeavors to the table, which not only keeps his freelance career diverse but also taps into his various creative moods. As we chat with Sean, we uncover the trifecta of his freelance world: a design studio, a clothing company, and an art fair. Each of these ventures contributes its unique flavor to his professional journey. His design studio allows him to flex his creative muscles on client projects, his clothing company lets him explore fashion and branding, and his art fair provides a platform for artists to shine. However, it's Sean's newest venture, a sticker business, that's been turning heads and opening wallets. With its rapid growth and impressive financial returns for a relatively modest time investment, it's a prime example of how diversifying your income streams can lead to unexpected success. Join us as we unpack the strategies, challenges, and triumphs of Sean's multifaceted freelance career. Learn how embracing diversity in your freelance endeavors can not only provide financial stability but also cater to your ever-evolving creative passions. If you're looking for inspiration on how to harness the power of multiple income streams, this episode is a must-listen.  In this exclusive bonus segment available only to Circle of Trust members at , the roles are reversed, and Sean Mort takes the interviewer's seat to dive into the multifaceted career of host Mark Brickey. Mark shares insights into his three distinct career paths, offering an intimate look into his journey. From his role as the host of "Adventures In Design" to his YouTube venture "Hey, Brickey!" and, most notably, his recent position as the New Business Development Director at Lincoln Design Co., this candid conversation unveils the diverse experiences and lessons Mark has accumulated over the years. Circle of Trust members gain access to this exclusive content along with the full archive of "Adventures In Design," providing a deeper, behind-the-scenes understanding of Mark's remarkable career. Join the Circle of Trust today at  to unlock this enriching bonus episode and explore the wealth of creative insights it holds.

The Power of Multiple Income Streams

In this exciting episode of "Adventures In Design," hosted by Mark Brickey, we welcome a special guest, Mark's longtime friend and co-founder of La Honda Records, Connie Collingsworth. Tune in to discover the inspiring journey of a rock poster legend who transitioned into the music industry.  In the first segment, Mark celebrates Connie's triumph as an album she designed for an artist she helped break finds its place in the prestigious heart of downtown Nashville, with none other than Post Malone himself showing support by sporting their T-shirts. It's a testament to dreams coming true and genuine happiness for a friend's success. Segment two explores the unexpected parallels between being an NFL quarterback and the life of a designer. Mark and Connie share insights on how these seemingly different roles share common threads of strategy, teamwork, and creativity. Lastly, as one of the toughest women in the industry, Connie lends her unique perspective in the final segment, discussing the buzzworthy Barbie movie. Join us for a captivating conversation that delves into dreams realized, the art of design, and an intriguing take on a cultural phenomenon. To access the full episode and support the content, join the Circle of Trust at . Your support fuels the adventures in design and creativity that Mark Brickey brings to your ears.

Dreams, Design, and Barbie: With Connie Collingsworth

Join hosts Mark Brickey and Nathan Goldman, one of the brilliant minds behind DKNG Studios. In this thought-provoking conversation, Nathan shares his insights on the art of running a small-scale graphic design studio. While known for their creative genius, Nathan's recent experience of becoming a parent has led him to contemplate the long-term implications of being self-employed. This episode delves deep into the responsibilities that come with the pursuit of a career that prioritizes personal satisfaction and creativity over traditional retirement plans. Mark and Nathan explore the delicate balance between following your dreams and ensuring a secure future for yourself and your loved ones. To access the full episode and support the invaluable content of "Adventures In Design," we encourage you to join the Circle of Trust at . Join us for a candid conversation that delves into the heart of the creative journey, its challenges, and the ever-important consideration of long-term financial security.

The DKNG SHOW: Balancing Dreams and Responsibilities

In this heartfelt episode, join us as we pay tribute to the legendary Frank Kozik, a creative genius who left an indelible mark on the world of art and pop culture. Hosted by a special co-host, Jermaine Rogers, we delve into the life and legacy of Frank Kozik, who sadly passed away last year at the age of 61. Kozik's impact on the art world was immense. Known for his contributions as "The Modern Gig Poster," a master of vinyl toy design, and a relentless explorer of pop culture's depths, Kozik's journey resonates with Andy Warhol's mantra: "Good Business Is The Best Art." Often referred to as the "Punk Rock Warhol" by Sheppard Fairey, Frank Kozik succeeded at everything he tried, and that's why his absence feels so profound. In this episode, we explore how Frank Kozik's art and legacy will continue to inspire and captivate future generations. We extend our gratitude to his partner Sharon, Scott Tolleson, and, of course, our amazing co-host, Jermaine Rogers, for joining us in this tribute to a true creative icon. Join us as we celebrate the enduring impact of Frank Kozik's art and remember the man who made it all possible. Recorded live at Designer Con 2023&nbsp; For information about Adventures In Design please visit &nbsp;

Frank Kozik "Punk Rock Warhol" - Remembering Kozik With Special Co-host Jermaine Rogers

Join Mark Brickey in this informative episode of "Adventures In Design" as he engages in a compelling conversation with the talented artist Jason Edmiston. Together, they explore the importance of creating a series as an artist, a journey that begins from the ground up—with no reputation, no famous name, just a burning desire to become the best version of oneself and to be recognized for one's talents.  Jason shares the story of how he painstakingly developed his very first series and dives deep into the immense success of his "Eyes Without A Face" series. In this episode, he breaks down the blueprint to this success, offering valuable insights that you can easily apply to your own creative career. Discover tips on crafting a range of products at different price points within your series and, most importantly, how to take control of your career in an industry where uncertainty often reigns supreme.  As an added bonus, Mark and Jason delve into the significance of artist series, emphasizing how they foster consistency—a key ingredient for social media growth and appeasing the algorithm overlords. Tune in for an illuminating discussion on the artistry, strategy, and resilience it takes.  For information about Adventures In Design, please visit &nbsp;

The Art of Series: A Conversation with Jason Edmiston

Today we're joined by a special guest, Chris Crump, the son of the legendary original Walt Disney Imagineer, Rolly Crump. Chris takes us on a journey through time, sharing fascinating insights into his father's groundbreaking work during the '60s, including a side hustle that was ahead of its time. Discover what it was like for Rolly Crump to collaborate with the iconic Walt Disney himself and the unique experience of having Walt as a Creative Director. Chris also offers a glimpse into his own adventures as an Imagineer at Walt Disney Imagineering, where he became a master model builder for theme parks, movies, and television, crafting everything from the Starship Enterprise model used in several films to an entire model of Tokyo Sea theme park. Get ready to ride through the magic of attraction design as Chris recounts his personal experience riding an attraction he helped bring to life. Learn why model-making remains a vital part of the creative process, with the mantra that "models don't lie." Chris introduces his book, "The Great Crump Presents His Magic: The Art of Rolly Crump," celebrating his father's artwork, legacy, and the fascinating creative journey that continues to inspire Disney enthusiasts and artists alike. Join us on this mesmerizing exploration of Disney Imagineering and the art of model making. Available from Baby Tattoo:&nbsp; &nbsp;   Join the Circle of Trust today at  and unlock a world of exclusive bonus content! In our archive, you'll discover a gem that every Disney and Imagineering enthusiast dreams of Episode 1,000, featuring one of the last interviews ever conducted with the legendary Rolly Crump. Immerse yourself in the wisdom and creativity of a true Imagineering pioneer. Your support not only helps us continue bringing you remarkable episodes like today's but also grants you access to a treasure trove of exclusive insights and stories. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of the inner circle!

Disney Imagineering and Model Making: A Conversation with Chris Crump

Discover the untold story of Adventures In Design, the podcast that’s been connecting creatives for over 13 years and 1,800 episodes. Whether you’re hearing us for the first time or reconnecting after a break, this episode dives into how the show started, evolved, and why it’s still going strong. Join us as we reflect on the journey and share why the best days of Adventures In Design are still ahead. &nbsp; Support the show and unlock exclusive content by joining the Circle of Trust at .https://www.patreon.com/c/AdventuresInDesign

The Untold Story of Adventures In Design: 13 Years, 1800 Episodes, and Still Going

Episode 1800 of Adventures In Design is your ultimate guide to what the Circle of Trust is and how it transforms the creative journey. Mark Brickey shares the story of launching this exclusive community, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the full-length interviews, bonus episodes, and vibrant connections that make up its core. Discover how the Circle of Trust gives you access to private conversations with top-level creatives, safe spaces for sharing real stories, and invaluable insights to grow your craft. Whether you’re a long-time listener or just finding your way here, this episode explains how the Circle of Trust provides the tools, inspiration, and support to keep your creative spark alive.  Ready to join? Unlock three episodes a week, the full back catalog, and an incredible creative community at .   "New to Adventures In Design?

Why Creatives Are Joining the Circle of Trust

&nbsp;      In this special Answers Only episode, legendary artist and designer Huck Gee opens up about his incredible creative journey. From closing his studio to rediscovering his passion, Huck shares raw insights on navigating the delicate balance between art and business, overcoming personal struggles, and building a future fueled by creativity. Whether he’s discussing the lessons learned from Kickstarter success, the power of vulnerability, or the thrill of starting over, Huck’s honesty and wisdom will leave you inspired. Ready to hear the full story?&nbsp;  Want more information about     "New to Adventures In Design?   Ready to join? Unlock three episodes a week, the full back catalog, and an incredible creative community at .

Why Huck Gee’s Creative Comeback Will Inspire You

In this episode, Mark Brickey sits down with renowned artist Jason Edmiston to explore the art of betting on yourself and carving out a unique path in the creative world. Jason shares how he built his career by leaning into his passions, from launching his iconic Eyes Without a Face series to collaborating with major brands like Mondo. In his episode, you’ll hear about:  Jason’s early struggles in finding his voice and style. The story behind his breakout series and how it reshaped his career. How he balances creating art he loves with building a sustainable business.  This is just the start of an inspiring conversation filled with valuable insights for creatives looking to push boundaries, evolve, and bet on their own potential.   Want more information about  "New to Adventures In Design?   Ready to join? Unlock three episodes a week, the full back catalog, and an incredible creative community at .

Jason Edmiston: Betting on Yourself and Winning Creative Freedom

In this episode of Adventures In Design, longtime friend of the show Emir Ayouni, founder of G.A.R.M. Co., shares the inside story of how he turned his passion for art into a thriving digital product business. Emir walks us through the trials and triumphs of building G.A.R.M. Co., from mastering ad-buying strategies to creating irresistible digital tools for designers. He also reveals his approach to blending creativity with business, and how storytelling and design can elevate even the simplest of products. Don't forget, you can save on all G.A.R.M. Co. products by using the coupon code AID at &nbsp; This episode is packed with practical tips for any creative looking to scale their business and improve their marketing game!  "New to&nbsp;Adventures In Design?&nbsp;  Ready to join? Unlock three episodes a week, the full back catalog, and an incredible creative community at&nbsp;.

The Art of Selling Art: Emir Ayouni’s Tips for Creative Entrepreneurs

Use Discount Code: COT For Free Domestic Shipping   1812 Connie Collingsworth Creator of Happy Jack Cap Co.   Connie Collingsworth is a designer, entrepreneur, and the visionary founder behind Happy Jack Cap Co., a brand known for its unique, storytelling-driven caps inspired by her family’s legacy. Her episodes highlight her passion for quality craftsmanship and connecting with audiences through authentic stories. As a recurring guest on AID, Connie brings a unique perspective on launching and growing a meaningful business, inspiring listeners with her thoughtful approach to blending design with personal narrative.  In this episode of Adventures In Design, Mark Brickey sits down with Connie Collingsworth, the founder of Happy Jack Cap Co., to explore the incredible journey behind her new brand. Connie shares her inspiration, the meticulous design process, and how each cap captures a personal story tied to her family’s legacy. From custom designs to the challenges of launching a new brand, Connie’s passion shines through as she breaks down the importance of building a community around quality, uniqueness, and storytelling. Join us for a conversation that reveals the art, strategy, and heart behind Happy Jack Cap Co.  FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ADVENTURES IN DESIGN&nbsp; "New to&nbsp;Adventures In Design?&nbsp;   Ready to join? Unlock three episodes a week, the full back catalog, and an incredible creative community at&nbsp;.

Crafting A Brand Legacy with Connie Collingsworth

17 Lessons Learned In 2017 - Lesson 09 "Staying True Is Worth More Than Gold" Benny Gold's second interview showed us all the hustle, humility and hard work that made him so successful even though he doesn't feel like he's there just yet. 17 Lessons Learned In 2017 - Lesson 09 "Staying True Is Worth More Than Gold"

Lesson 09 "Staying True Is Worth More Than Gold"

Losing his father, separating from his wife and leaving his job wasn't exactly what Bob Smith thought he'd be talking about one year later from his first interview where he launched Ore-Cal Sportswear. It's been a tough year, and Bob doesn't mind sharing the hard facts of the last 365 days that kicked the shit out of him with you.  Instead of burying his feelings in work, Bob Smith decided to lean into his pain and try to become a better person in the process. He shares his coping tools with us.&nbsp; Is it me or is it the logo? Bob Smith has worked for Nike, Pendleton and New Balance, and while there completed big projects. Bob now wonders can he make the same success of his work or has he been hiding in the safe space of famous brands.&nbsp; Some years are rougher than others, dealing with the stress of the down years and looking for signs sent from the universe that it's going to all workout.&nbsp; When your happy and everything is working, you don't look for signs or symbols of hope, but when life kicks the shit out of you, you're on a constant hunt for symbols and signs that you can make it and that it's all going to be alright.&nbsp; Learning, striving and wanting to become a better person than you were before the heartbreak. How families learn to cope but not find true resolve. Nothing ever gets fixed.&nbsp; Never wanting to leave Disneyland or any place that makes you happy because the real world just isn't as good as fantasy.&nbsp;  IN THE CIRCLE OF TRUST  The difference in confidence and arrogance.&nbsp; Loving your job is a luck that can always offer you an escape from the pain of living.&nbsp; Women, dogs and other items of love that we displace our pain into.&nbsp; Moving on and moving up. Can Ore-Cal save Bob Smith? The well-balanced design mind of Mark Parker and admiring folks that have balance creative and business life figured out.&nbsp;

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Scott Ritcher is a man out of time, or shall we say from a different time; he always could see ahead of the curve and would do many things that society wouldn't discover for years to come. However, there's a pain to knowing too much and boredom that comes with accomplishment, when your real pride isn't the project in front of you but instead what's next. Scott Ritcher admittedly, even though he's smarter than most, doesn't always do the most intelligent thing, but that's because he's motivated not by monetizing his passion, he's genuinely motivated by pursuing his love whatever it may be in exactly that moment. Scott Ritcher didn't teach me the programs, but he taught me about design and what it means to think like a designer. He didn't teach me how to manage money, but he taught me how to run a business. He didn't teach me how to be funny, but he did teach me how to laugh no matter what, and we're still laughing 27 years later. This episode had no notes, no talking points or research; it's the honest telling of friendship as two friends reconnect after over ten years of not speaking. And it's the story of getting to tell someone, thank you, for changing my life more than many others ever have. Here's to the crazy ones.

827 "A Man Out Of Time" Scott Ritcher

Brian Allen designed the Philadelphia Flyers new mascot Gritty, who was criticized by local news, national news and every late night comedian. Today's episode looks at the ups and downs of going viral.&nbsp;

847 - Brian Allen The Father of Gritty -- Creep Week V - Episode IIII

In today's Comment Below Mark &amp; Connie look for the TV moment of Holiday 2018 while looking back on last years seasonal obsession with Black Mirror. Comment Below also explores the Top 20 Streaming Shows Thus Far (according to some guy at Rolling Stone Magazine), while Mark pitches a show and Connie remembers visiting a sex layer all in the name of artistic research.

867 - Top 20 Streaming Show Thus Far - Comment Below

Singer-songwriter Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried And Me shares how he loves playing and writing music, but the disconnect that he sometimes feels when performing while feeling the anxiety of traveling. Tommy and Mark bond over singing rock and roll and look past music to where Tommy sees his future. Website: https://www.betweentheburiedandme.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thomasgilesmusic/ To hear the full version of today's episode become a member of the Circle of Trust: http://aid.network/

948 - Tommy Rogers "Between The Buried And Me"

Sometimes just doing something for fun or because you think it's cool is the best first step to take in business. Lincoln Design Co. explains how the first logo animations that they did for fun have created a new service that's in high demand. Dan &amp; Dustin also share their recent work for the return of Double Dare and Mark makes a big announcement about the future of the podcast.  To hear the full version of today's episode become a member of the Circle of Trust: http://aid.network/

978 - Lincoln Design Co.'s Brand Practice No.06 "Double Dare"

Jerrod Maruyama &amp; Mark Brickey break down every Disneyland Halloween detail that they can find. A full review of Disney's California Adventure, Oogie Boogie's Halloween Bash, and explore the ideas and concepts that we can all learn from Disneyland's marketing of the Halloween Season. In part two of today's double episode, the duo takes you inside the walls of Disneyland in search of Halloween but gets lost in the process. Can a Halloween miracle show them the error of their ways? &nbsp; Creep Week 2019 is the 6th annual Halloween podcast festival on Adventures In Design. To listen to previous episodes become a member of the Circle of Trust and unlock the Creep Week Archives:&nbsp;https://aid.network/creep

Disneyland For Designers Halloween - Creep Week 2019 Chapter VI

Justin Scarred is a content creator on YouTube, and for the past eight years, he has traveled the highways of the world for his series Randomland where Justin shares his childlike optimism for all things curious and weird with thousands of viewers worldwide. Today's conversation is between two content creators and what it means to wake up every single day trying to find an interesting adventure to take your audience on.  In today's opening monologue, Mark Brickey shares one of those thoughts you're not supposed to share. After a Sunday of non-stop local coverage of one person trying to outdo the next person's grief, he asks do the people you really know, know what they mean to you?

Justin Scarred | YouTube Content Creator - 20/20 Chapter 08

Dave Kloc is a blue-collar Michigan born illustrator, who now lives in Los Angeles, where his midwest work ethic has made him stick out, usually working twice as hard as the next illustrator lined up for the job. However, today Dave doesn't feel like doing shit. The pandemic has turned in a pause-demic for Dave, and he's here to tell you why he's cool with that. Today's podcast is a great episode for anyone who felt the creative pause, it may not hold the answers on how to get going, but it will allow you not to feel alone. Catch Mark live streaming on Twitch every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 AM-12 PM. Let me Mark, and fellow streamers keep you company during the workday. https://www.twitch.tv/AIDnetwork For more information about today's episode visit: http://www.aid.network

Dave Kloc Doesn't Feel Like Drawing | Part 1

Talking Points You’ll Hear On Episode 244 - There’s more to learn from something you don’t understand. - Letting the kid inside of you steer your career and receiving a present from your past self. - Learning to be a good listener, to be a good speaker. - Committing to a personal style. - Posting photos of your cat online and letting down the walls of skulls an horror. - Publishing a book of your work.&nbsp; &nbsp; In The Circle Of Trust (Paid Subscriber Content) - The decision to create digital work. - Fear of blogging and being rolled by the trolls versus being free to speak your mind on the podcast. - Batman through the eyes of Godmachine. - Not worrying about retiring when you hope to work till you die. - No apologies for being successful.&nbsp;

Episode 244 - Godmachine “Calling The Spirits of”

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