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This is the Blinkist Shortcast of the Creative Elements podcast. Bridge the gap between art and business with powerful advice and savvy tips from high-profile creators on the real work of building a creative career on your own terms! Hosted by: Jay Clouse Produced by: Blinkist & Podglomerate Get key insights from nonfiction books and podcasts with the Blinkist app: https://apps.apple.com/app/blinkist-15min-book-insights/id568839295?l=en

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Miles Beckler: Preeminence

2021/08/18

Miles Beckler is an affiliate marketer who has grown his business, and grown an audience by simply being the best source of information on his subject—it's a strategy he calls "preeminence". In this episode, Beckler explains how to become the preeminent source for information in your field, and how you can monetize your audience while giving them your content for free.

David Perell: Serendipity

2021/08/11

David Perell is a writer and educator who has really built a name for himself on Twitter. He felt that conventional, institutional systems weren't designed for him—so he started leveraging his Twitter presence to engage with interesting, world-class people. In this episode, he describes how to use Twitter to build your own network or community of contacts through the power of serendipity.

Anne-Laure Le Cunff: Mindfulness and Creativity

2021/08/04

Creativity can be all-consuming. Anne-Laure Le Cunff is a mindfulness expert who writes extensively about the tension between being productive, and being human. In this episode, she shares some brilliant advice to help you look after your mental health and wellbeing.

Consistency: Ran Segall

2021/07/28

Being consistent with your creativity can often seem overwhelming. Ran Segall is a freelance designer and YouTuber, who in this episode, shares some tips for coming up with content ideas to help make your project easy to produce at scale.

Planning: Ryan Robinson

2021/07/21

SEO can be a minefield, so how do you leverage it to its best advantage? Podcaster and blogger Ryan Robinson shows you how planning your online content can massively help when it comes to your online rankings, and shares some tips and tricks for getting your content seen.

Adapting: Cat Coquillette

2021/07/14

Cat Coquillette went from working a regular job at a design firm to licensing her art to huge brands like Urban Outfitters, Target, and Forbes. In this episode, she walks you through her journey of establishing a successful personal brand and explains the advantages of her alternative business model and life as an licensing artist.

Strategy: Kwame Christian

2021/07/07

The best things in life stand on the other side of difficult conversations, says today’s guest, Kwame Christian. In this episode the master negotiator challenges the negative connotation of conflicts by calling them opportunities and talks about the two essential factors of a successful negotiation.

Relationships: Jordan Harbinger

2021/06/30

People are unlikely to go out of their way to help a stranger, but they love helping their friends! If contacting an old acquaintance for a favour makes you feel awkward, let lawyer-turned-podcast interviewer and master connector Jordan Harbinger teach you how to shake the rust off of these old connections, how to maintain useful relationships, and how to create networks that will help you in the future.

Efficiency: Ali Abdaal

2021/06/23

"You don’t have time, you make time” is a phrase productivity gurus often say—but how many of us actually know how to do it? In this episode, doctor and YouTuber Ali Abdaal reveals tricks and tips from his personal experience that will maximize your efficiency and transform the way you think about time.

Experimentation: Matt D'Avella

2021/06/16

Experimenting with creativity can be a frustrating process. How do you even start with pushing your boundaries while staying true to your principles? There is a way! In this episode, filmmaker Matt D’Avella shows you how to experiment in your creativity—and how trial and error can be a powerful tool in discovering what works for you!