Figuring out ways to do more together is better than continual one-way traffic of convincing people who may, or not know you, to buy in.

People share and engage with the work from the people they like. It’s not always about your message, but the type of person you are. 

Change is slow, but it pays to be open to adjust and let yourself evolve. If you don’t, you start getting left behind.

When you realise that you’re here for some, not everyone, you start to produce work that connects on a much more impactful level.

Sharing with everyone your progress and working out becomes a methodical scrapbook where people buy-in and your work becomes stronger.  

The initiatives you deliver won’t always work. It’s what you learn from them that helps produce something stronger. 

Figuring out how to make that step from creating for free to something people pay for comes down to producing meaningful work.

Having others around you to figure things out together can elevate everything you do.

Consistency in your work is important but it can’t become your shield. It’s how you improve over time that really counts. 

Having an opinion is easy, it’s how you back it up that matters where you bring the proof to the table.