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  • SUMMIT TOP 5: Amie McNee on Moving Through The “Messy Middle” (Without Losing Your Mind)

    SUMMIT TOP 5: Amie McNee on Moving Through The “Messy Middle” (Without Losing Your Mind)
    2025/08/13
    At its core, I organized my 5 day virtual summit about Navigating the Future of Entertainment to help us creatives, artists, and storytellers answer two key questions:What the hell is happening to our beloved film industry? And how can we shape the future of cinema?In this episode, I’m joined by Amie McNee, bestselling author of We Need Your Art, artist, creativity coach, and TEDx speaker who has become a beacon for creatives reclaiming their voice and self-worth. We talk about why art matters more than ever, how vulnerability keeps us human in an age of AI perfection, and why making “shitty art” might be your bravest act yet. If you’re feeling discouraged, disillusioned, or ready to give up, this conversation will remind you to keep creating.*This conversation contains a significant amount of explicit language. Rather than bleeping everything out or editorializing, I preferred to share the raw, authentic version because we're all feeling all the feelings right now. And I didn't want to restrict our process in any way. Viewer discretion is advised.Want lifetime access to ALL the Summit content?→ Click here for lifetime access to all 15 interviews, bonus resources, and my 90 minute Masterclass to help you navigate the next act of your creative career.Key TakeawaysCreate art when it matters most. In times of crisis, art isn’t optional—it’s vital for healing, connection, and helping communities make sense of a chaotic world.The bigger the dream, the lower your standards should be. Perfectionism and procrastination stem from fear—embrace terrible first drafts, face the fear, and keep creating.Claim your creative identity without waiting for permission. Be your own boss with firm structure and kindness, using small daily steps to build momentum toward your biggest goals.Episode HighlightsWhy art matters more than ever in a world on fire.Vulnerability in creative work, especially for men amid hustle culture and stoicismHow language shapes owning your art and creative identityWhy too much time can be a Kryptonite for creatives and how setting restrictions creates space for making “shitty art”The struggle of being your own boss and the two essential things creatives must do to avoid burnoutThe power of being seen by another creative to reignite self-trust amid exhaustionSociety’s myths about creatives and reclaiming the truth that art is essentialWhy now is the most important time to make art in a world flooded with AI perfectionWhy embracing mediocrity matters in a world obsessed with perfection.How setting boundaries allow mindful content consumption without hijacking creativityCreativity’s power to foster self-reflection and healingWhy introvert fatigue is real and how to honor it without burning bridges or yourselfA gentle path back to creativity through Amie’s “2 Week Reset”The soapbox moment every artist needs to hearRecommended Next EpisodeOn Vulnerability and the Courageous Act of Creating From a Place of Truth | with Allison Sweet GrantUseful ResourcesDr. Scott Barry Kaufman InterviewJen Cellota Podcast InterviewAndrew HubermanBob RossWant to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeGuest BioAmie McNee is an author, artist and speaker dedicated to helping creatives build meaningful and fulfilling lives. McNee empowers people to challenge the narratives that hold them back and embrace the messy, magical process of creation. McNee’s books and speaking inspire thousands to break free from perfectionism, self-doubt and the belief that creative work isn’t “real work.”Her nonfiction book, We Need Your Art, is a manifesto for the creative spirit in a world that undervalues artistry. She is also the author of historical fiction that explores the complexities of creativity, resistance and rebellion through vivid storytelling. Through her writing, podcast Unpublished and speaking engagements, McNee champions a life that is driven by vulnerability, purpose and unapologetic creative ambition.Amie’s Instagram | SubstackAmie’s Book: We Need Your ArtAmie's TEDx Talk: "The Case For Making Art When the World Is On Fire"Show CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • SUMMIT TOP 5: Jay Clouse on Creatives & Creators, The Future of Entertainment?

    SUMMIT TOP 5: Jay Clouse on Creatives & Creators, The Future of Entertainment?
    2025/08/06
    At its core, I organized my 5 day virtual summit about Navigating the Future of Entertainment to help us creatives, artists, and storytellers answer two key questions:What the hell is happening to our beloved film industry? And how can we shape the future of cinema?In this episode, I talk with Jay Clouse, founder of Creator Science and one of the leading voices in the creator economy. Jay has helped thousands of independent creatives turn their passion into sustainable businesses—not through hacks, but by showing up authentically and building trust. We talk about creating real value, choosing the right platform, and embracing the messy truth of your process. Jay also breaks down the three types of creators, and why not being an “expert” might actually be your biggest strength. If you’re caught between being a creative and being a creator, this conversation will help you be both.Want lifetime access to ALL the Summit content?→ Click here for lifetime access to all 15 interviews, bonus resources, and my 90 minute Masterclass to help you navigate the next act of your creative career.Key TakeawaysServe before you sell. If you want to build a creative business, start by helping your audience. Content that provides clear value invites loyalty, trust, and opportunity.Focus your creative energy where you can be real. Skip the pressure to be everywhere. Your audience connects best when you're creating from a place of genuine interest and ease.Strengthen creative courage by failing where it’s safe. Use small, private experiments to test ideas, make mistakes, and learn so you're more resilient when it's time to show your work to the world.Episode HighlightsWhat’s the real difference between being creative and calling yourself a creative?The surprising way emotion travels from one brain to another through your workHow creativity becomes a form of currency and what you’re actually tradingWhy picking the right platform might matter more than your talentWhat really happens when you stop curating perfection and start showing the messThe quiet reality of creators who thrive without chasing fameWhich of the 3 creator types are you, and why it matters more than you thinkWhy not being an expert might be the edge your content needsThe human experience as your most powerful asset in an AI-saturated worldWhy creators and creatives are no longer optional allies—they’re essential to each other’s survivalRecommended Next EpisodeHow We are “Wired to Create”, What It Means to Be a “Creative”, and How We Can Leverage Our Unique Gifts | with Scott Barry KaufmanUseful ResourcesMark MansonDodfordBobby FingersSubstackWant to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeGuest BioJay Clouse is the founder of Creator Science, a leading voice in the creator economy. Jay has helped thousands of creators turn their passion into sturdy businesses through observation, experimentation, and iteration. His work spans a newsletter, podcast, membership, and YouTube channel, reaching a global audience.In 2023, Jay was named “Content Entrepreneur of the Year” by The Tilt, and the Creator Science podcast earned a 2022 Signal Award.Jay has also invested in 10+ startups, including Kit, RightMessage, Maven, Carry, Kick, and Gumroad. Through the Creator Science Syndicate, he helps his audience invest in platforms that empower creators.Before Creator Science, Jay built and sold a ticketing startup (Tixers) and later sold his community, Unreal Collective, to Pat Flynn and Smart Passive Income, where he designed membership and course programs.Jay’s Youtube | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | TiktokJay’s WebsiteJay’s PodcastShow CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • SUMMIT TOP 5: Selena Soo on Creative Careers In Crisis

    SUMMIT TOP 5: Selena Soo on Creative Careers In Crisis
    2025/07/30
    At its core, I organized my 5 day virtual summit about Navigating the Future of Entertainment to help us creatives, artists, and storytellers answer two key questions:What the hell is happening to our beloved film industry? And how can we shape the future of cinema?In this episode, I talk with Selena Soo, bestselling author of Rich Relationships and a top publicity strategist who’s helped creatives land features in Forbes, O Magazine, and on national TV. Selena shares how we can build genuine, lasting relationships without burnout or feeling transactional. We dive into her three-step approach to meaningful connection, how to give value sustainably, and why simply validating others can be a powerful way to build trust. If networking has ever felt overwhelming or inauthentic, this conversation offers a refreshing new approach.Want lifetime access to ALL the Summit content?→ Click here for lifetime access to all 15 interviews, bonus resources, and my 90 minute Masterclass to help you navigate the next act of your creative career.Key TakeawaysInvest in rich relationships that spark both creative flow and career momentum. Look for collaborators and mentors who share your values, elevate your work, and open doors with integrity and trust.Adopt the mindset of a rich giver—be generous with purpose and intention. Focus your energy on relationships with mutual alignment and win-win potential, where giving builds trust, goodwill, and sustainable creative momentum.Make it easy for others to help you with a thoughtful, clear ask. Start with gratitude, be specific in your request, and show them exactly how they can support your creative goals without added effort.Episode HighlightsHow I used Selena’s own tactic to start a genuine connectionSelena’s journey from struggle to a mission that amplifies othersLearn the three steps to build rich relationships that actually matter Recognize the three giver types and choose the one that builds lasting connectionsHear how supporting one friend led to a million dollars in mutual successPivot your career by identifying ten types of rich relationships to seekHow to make the ask feel easy and even exciting to say yes toWhy genuine appreciation might be the highest form of value you can giveDiscover why introverts hold the secret superpowers of relationship buildingGet actionable tips to give thoughtfully without exhausting yourself or othersWhy validating someone's life choices is the ultimate way to provide valueLearn how showing up in the right rooms can build momentum in a tough creative job marketRecommended Next EpisodeNetworking (the Right Way), Mentorship, and Connecting with ‘Experts’ | with Troy Takaki, ACEUseful ResourcesJen MacINFJWant to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeGuest BioSelena Soo is a publicity and marketing strategist for visionary entrepreneurs, experts, and authors who want to reach millions with their message.She’s helped clients and students get featured in places like O, The Oprah Magazine, Forbes, and Inc., and land interviews on popular podcasts and national TV. Many of Selena’s clients have become industry leaders with 7-figure businesses, raving fan bases, and hundreds of thousands of followers.Her signature approach comes down to building powerful and long-lasting relationships with influencers and the media in a thoughtful, authentic way.Selena has been featured in magazines and websites like Forbes, Fast Company, Inc., Business Insider, Entrepreneur, Success, and The Huffington Post. She has been a guest on podcasts like Entrepreneur On Fire, Smart Passive Income, and Mixergy.Selena’s Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterSelena’s Book: Rich RelationshipsSelena’s Book Launch Show CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • SUMMIT TOP 5: Kylee Peña on Creativity In the Age of AI

    SUMMIT TOP 5: Kylee Peña on Creativity In the Age of AI
    2025/07/23
    At its core, I organized my 5 day virtual summit about Navigating the Future of Entertainment to help us creatives, artists, and storytellers answer two key questions:What the hell is happening to our beloved film industry? And how can we shape the future of cinema?In this episode, I talk with Kylee Peña, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Adobe and longtime post-production expert. We explore how AI is reshaping the creative process, what it means for editors and storytellers, and how to navigate the tension between innovation and artistic integrity. Kylee shares how tools like Adobe Firefly aim to protect creatives through transparency, and why understanding AI—rather than avoiding it—is key to staying relevant, empowered, and truly creative in this next chapter.Want lifetime access to ALL the Summit content?→ Click here for lifetime access to all 15 interviews, bonus resources, and my 90 minute Masterclass to help you navigate the next act of your creative career.Key TakeawaysStay ahead by keeping up with the speed of AI. Its explosive growth is outpacing legal, ethical, and creative frameworks—staying adaptable is your most important asset.Let AI handle the creative friction. Offload repetitive tasks so you can spend more energy on emotion, storytelling, and bold creative decisions.Use AI tools that prioritize ethics and transparency. Choose platforms trained on licensed data and commit to content credentials that clarify how media is made, altered, or sourced.Episode HighlightsCreative humanity or career survival—what’s really at risk?The detrimental effects to cognitive thought from outsourcing critical thinking to AILearn how Adobe Firefly protects creatives and ensures transparency in the age of generative AI.Why this technological shift is different and how it's unfolding at an alarming rate.Explore the optimistic view on AI's role in storytelling and how it can empower creatives.Why human judgment and understanding remain critical in a world of endless AI-generated options.Is hyper-personalized content the future, and do we truly want it?Discover why high-end productions still shy away from generative AI for final deliverables and what that means for creative workflows.Why keeping up with AI and having your own AI perspective matters more than ever in this shifting landscape.Recommended Next EpisodeThe Creative’s Guide to Understanding AI and Leveraging AI to Build Workflows & Optimize Your Creativity | with Rob HowardUseful ResourcesAdobe FireflyFirefly BoardsWant to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeGuest BioKylee Peña is Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Professional Editorial at Adobe. As a former editor herself, she’s a seasoned problem-solver who wants to bridge the gap between creative and technology for all kinds of storytellers. Kylee has over 15 years of experience in post-production and hundreds of television and film credits as both a creative and technical professional, including a long stint in creative technologies at Netflix. At Adobe, she is part of the team engaging with the professional post-production community to drive the future of Premiere Pro.An industry thought leader, Kylee has been published across various journals and included on panels worldwide. She was named a TVN “Woman to Watch in Technology”, nominated for RISE Influencer Award, and part of the team honored for HPA Engineering Excellence Award for Text-Based Editing and Enhance Speech in Premiere Pro.Kylee is an active member of the Television Academy’s Science and Technology peer group and Hollywood Region Governor for the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. She holds a bachelor's degree in media arts from Indiana University and a master’s degree in integrated design, business, and technology from University of Southern California. She is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Technology from Purdue University focused on managing innovation, AI, and storytelling.Kylie’s LinkedIn | InstagramShow CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • SUMMIT TOP 5: Ted Hope on Navigating the Future of Entertainment

    SUMMIT TOP 5: Ted Hope on Navigating the Future of Entertainment
    2025/07/16
    At its core, I organized my 5 day virtual summit about Navigating the Future of Entertainment to help us creatives, artists, and storytellers answer two key questions:What the hell is happening to our beloved film industry? And how can we shape the future of cinema?With over 70 producing credits and 60 more as the former Co-Head of Movies at Amazon Studios, Ted Hope (connect with Ted here on Substack) has had a front-row seat to decades of disruption in Hollywood. In this conversation, Ted and I break down exactly why Hollywood’s business models are fundamentally broken and how that’s affected the quality (or lack thereof) in most movies today. Ted shares how the (broken) streaming business model has changed both our attention spans and also the way studios now prioritize content—shifting from quality to quantity. We also explore where storytelling is headed in the age of the creator economy, and what it means for filmmakers trying to do meaningful work in a shifting landscape.Want lifetime access to ALL the Summit content?→ Click here for lifetime access to all 15 interviews, bonus resources, and my 90 minute Masterclass to help you navigate the next act of your creative career.Key TakeawaysCreate work that captures attention, not just clicks. In today’s “Age of Distraction”, you’re competing not just with films but with social media, games, and the endless scroll. To stand out, craft stories that demand intentional engagement and honor deep, nuanced storytelling.Embrace a generalist mindset and connect directly with your audience. With traditional gatekeepers fading, becoming entrepreneurial and deeply understanding your audience is key. Use new platforms like Substack to build your own community and distribution channels, essentially casting your own marketing and distribution teams.Harness the power of authentic, human-centered storytelling. Like the "garage band" era of music, today’s accessible tools—including responsible AI use—empower creators to share raw, idiosyncratic stories that connect deeply and explore complex emotions. This human touch will always set your work apart in a crowded landscape.Episode HighlightsHow the indie film landscape has shrunk and what it means for filmmakers todayThe massive 40 to 60 percent “perceived value” gap forcing filmmakers to compromise on quality and sustainabilityWhy films used to be “launched” with big campaigns but are now simply “dropped” by streamers with little fanfareHow frustration with the movies of his youth became Ted Hope’s unexpected creative catalystThe rise of the “Clydesdale” creative — those workhorse artists committed to pushing the final 10 percent for timeless artWhy the industry is pushing creatives back toward a generalist mindset with diverse skills for survivalHope’s optimism about cinema’s “garage band” moment as new tools and hunger for authentic stories ignite fresh voicesRecommended Next EpisodeFrom Five Emmys to Trader Joe’s: The Realities of Working In Hollywood In 2025 | with Mark KeeferWant to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeGuest BioTed Hope describes himself as a "filmworker" and has over 70 producing credits to his name, 60 credits as a studio executive, and was the Co-Head of Movies at Amazon Studios where he led them to 19 Oscar nominations and 5 wins. Ted also helped launch the feature film careers of Ang Lee, Nicole Holofcener, Hal Hartley, Michel Gondry, and many others.Ted’s Substack, Website, Facebook, Newsletter, IMDbTed’s Book: Hope for FilmShow CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • Masterclass: Navigating the Next Act Pt2 | with Zack Arnold

    Masterclass: Navigating the Next Act Pt2 | with Zack Arnold
    2025/07/07
    What would happen if you finally got the clarity and coaching you needed to take the next step in your creative career?In today’s episode, part two of the live masterclass from my recent virtual summit, I’m sharing raw, unfiltered Hot Seat coaching sessions with three creatives facing different forms of uncertainty. From a veteran editor worried about job security, to a multi-talented storyteller struggling to break into producing, to a blocked creative paralyzed by fear and perfectionism, each story reflects a different but deeply familiar crossroads. If you’ve ever felt lost, stuck, or unsure how to move forward, their journeys will resonate, and I’ll walk them (and you) through practical, actionable steps to navigate change with clarity and confidence.Key TakeawaysPursue your next dream job, not your ultimate one. In a saturated, uncertain market, aim for strategic lateral moves or slight steps back where your current experience gives you an edge.Reframe your story to match their needs. Rewrite your resume and cover letter to emphasize relevant achievements that align with the company’s priorities—even if from different industries.Procrastination is a fear response, not laziness. Overcome it by identifying your fear and facing it gradually—start by sharing work with trusted peers to build confidence.Episode HighlightsBonus Hot Seat #1: After a decade editing full-time at Sesame Street, Ed Kulzer faces growing job insecurity and limited industry connections outside the show. We discuss how he can strategically pivot, build a more versatile portfolio, and expand his network without walking away from the security of his current role.Bonus Hot Seat #2: Alyssa Royce pivoted from leading a production team in sports to editing roles in tech, gaining better work-life balance but losing her upward momentum. Now, she wants to land producer or coordinating roles again, but feels stuck being seen only as “just an editor.” We explored how she can reframe her story and leverage relationships to break out of that box and be seen as leadership material again.Bonus Hot Seat #3: David McErlain opened up about feeling stuck in his creative journey—starting tutorials, but never finishing, paralyzed by perfectionism and fear of not being “good enough.” We unpacked how procrastination masks fear of being seen, and how sharing imperfect work in safe spaces can build creative courageInformal Q&A #1: Dave Kotwasinski asks what exercises or projects we should prioritize if we’re starting our creative career given a limited budget. We explore how building a strong network, gaining clarity on specific goals, and overcoming limiting beliefs can guide practical next steps toward meaningful progress and growth.Informal Q&A #2: Monica Daniel shared her challenge of balancing a full-time return to work, personal passions, and family life with unpredictable demands. We tackle on how to create an ideal calendar that reflects her true priorities, accepting that some things will need to be let go, and embracing strategic imbalance as a practical way to manage limited time.Recommended Next EpisodeMasterclass: Navigating the Next Act Pt1: To learn how to build a sustainable creative career, and how The Arnold Academy for Creatives can help you thrive in a fast changing world.Navigating the Future of Entertainment: To learn more about the summit that was built to redefine your creative career.Useful ResourcesThe Arnold Academy for CreativesThe Summit 2025Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeShow CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoPublished by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • Masterclass: Navigating the Next Act Pt1 | with Zack Arnold

    Masterclass: Navigating the Next Act Pt1 | with Zack Arnold
    2025/07/02
    What does it really take to build a sustainable creative career in an industry evolving faster than ever before?For today’s episode, I’m sharing something different—a live masterclass I hosted at the end of my weeklong virtual summit. Over five days, I interviewed 15 brilliant minds—showrunners, entrepreneurs, AI experts, Oscar-winning filmmakers, and more—all centered around one question: how do we adapt and thrive creatively when the rules keep changing? The truth is, events like these can overwhelm you with ideas but leave you stuck on what to actually do next. That’s exactly why I created this masterclass: to cut through the noise, synthesize the insights, and help you take meaningful action—whether you’re pivoting, expanding your skill set, or charting a whole new path.Key TakeawaysBreak free from limiting career myths. Let go of the idea that career pivots mean starting from scratch or that success only comes from insider connections. Your experience and relationships already carry value.Create balance between your work and your life. Align your work with your personal well-being and values. When life and work support each other, you protect both your energy and creativity.Build your path with support, not in isolation. Career growth isn’t meant to be a solo journey. Find your people—mentors, peers, and communities who can guide, challenge, and uplift you along the way.Episode HighlightsExplore how we must adapt to a world that won’t return to “normal,” where embracing our humanity alongside AI, investing in deep relationships, diversifying our skills, and creating meaningful, soul-driven work are essential to thriving in uncertain times.The future of entertainment lies at the intersection of legacy Hollywood and content creators, where shared purpose, emotional resonance, and evolving tools empower a new generation of storytellers to experiment, connect, and create beyond traditional boundaries.What once felt like a stable roadmap—specialization, security, and climbing the ladder—no longer serves us in a world reshaped by automation and AI, where survival now demands adaptability, a creative beginner’s mindset, and the courage to unlearn and start fresh.In a world where automation is replacing specialization, adaptability, agility, and the ability to pivot are now your most valuable skills.Learn to redefine your story by combining your diverse work and life experiences, unique interests, and character traits to create an "asymmetric advantage" and become a category of one in your field.Understand that while relationships are crucial, you can cultivate a powerful network by focusing on giving value to others, rather than just taking.Unlock sustainable productivity by managing time and focus like spinning plates, instead of trying to do everything at once.See how the Arnold Academy for Creatives empowers creative professionals through comprehensive courses, live coaching, and a supportive global community to navigate career pivots, build meaningful relationships, and achieve sustainable success without compromising their well-being.Recommended Next EpisodeNavigating the Future of Entertainment: To learn more about the summit that was built to redefine your creative career.Useful ResourcesThe Arnold Academy for CreativesThe Summit 2025Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One?» Click here to subscribe and never miss another episodeShow CreditsEdited by: Curtis FritschProduced by: Debby GerminoShownotes and published by: Vim PangantihonMusic by: Thomas CepedaNote: I believe in 100% transparency, so please note that I receive a small commission if you purchase products from some of the links on this page (at no additional cost to you). Your support is what helps keep this program alive. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/zackarnold/exclusive-content
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  • Navigating the Future of Entertainment | with Zack Arnold

    Navigating the Future of Entertainment | with Zack Arnold
    2025/06/23

    Ever feel like your creative career is becoming an uphill battle you’re no longer sure you can win?

    Budgets are tighter, opportunities are fewer, and AI is rewriting the rules. But this isn’t a conversation about giving up. Debby and I focus on how to adapt with intention, and why now is the time to design your next move, not just react to change. We pull back the curtain on the summit we’ve been building—designed specifically to help creatives like you to tap into your strengths, build meaningful connections, and move forward without burning out. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the event that’s poised to redefine your creative career.


    Key Takeaways
    • Adapt to the shifting creative landscape. Traditional paths are changing fast, and relying on a single skill is no longer sustainable.
    • Invest in learning that challenges your thinking. Engaging with experts who push your perspective can transform how you make key career decisions.
    • Leverage free resources to fuel your growth. The summit gives you no-barrier access to insights designed for creatives navigating uncertain times.

    Episode Highlights
    • Explore the brutal truth about the current state of the entertainment industry and how to skate to where the puck is going next
    • Why we built the summit and how it’s designed for a creatives navigating change and uncertainty
    • Get a sneak peek at the carefully curated guests and topics built to help you take bold, clear steps in your career
    • What sets this experience apart—and how it’s designed to help you absorb insights and actually apply them
    • Go beyond the free 5-day event with the Inner Circle Pass: unlock exclusive access, live Q&As, and actionable resources
    • Unpack some of the most surprising and memorable insights revealed in our expert interviews
    • Learn how to gain access to the FREE summit event

    Recommended Next Episode

    Lydia Hurlbut: if you’re facing a career crossroads and need help managing the emotional impact while discovering the strengths you already possess to create a new direction.


    Useful Resources

    The Summit 2025 Website


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    Show Credits

    Edited by: Curtis Fritsch

    Produced by: Debby Germino

    Published by: Vim Pangantihon

    Music by: Thomas Cepeda



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