Name: I bearly read your articles anymore, but this one is ok I guess by Sunday Dispatches with Paul Jarvis
Duration: 7 min 9 s
Description: Why is there such a double standard with creativity and commerce?

This track is about getting moving to reach success.  The audio is not so great, but it doesn't matter.  This is my first attempt at podcasting.


Background music by Kevin MacLeod.

Podcast 1 - Go Get It - Motivation

Aún hoy en día, luego de más de 35 años, me asusta recordar lo que cuento en este capítulo. Y aún, luego de tanto tiempo, no encuentro explicación alguna para lo que sucedió. De esos cuentos propios de los pueblos, que ahora trasciende el tiempo y las fronteras. Rosario Almarza fué una niña que murió el mismo día que hizo la primera comunión, y una de sus apariciones se convirtió en lo que hoy cuento.

Capitulo 2: La Niña Rosario Almarza

Improved version of the track with the same name.

A sad story with a lesson.

Audio by Olexandr Ignatov.

Podcast 2 - Life Is Too Short - Better Audio

I want to talk to you about what marketing is, because a lot of folks wrongly assume they understand it (and then dismiss it because they think it isn’t important or isn’t for them).

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The Sunday Dispatches Podcast

Newsflash: You don’t hate marketing, you hate what you think marketing is

Why is there such a double standard with creativity and commerce?

I bearly read your articles anymore, but this one is ok I guess

Paul Jarvis’ Sunday Dispatches is a short, weekly show that helps creatives kick some ass at the intersection of creativity & commerce.

I bearly read your articles anymore, but this one is ok I guess

Sunday Dispatches with Paul Jarvis

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