I am surprised that you went the other route, starting an agency and then doing the content creation thing full-time.
I do run a micro-agency and I do feel what you're saying in terms of hawking your passion out. There are days when I feel lucky that I am being paid to do what I am most passionate about, the clients who hire me to do the job for them --aren't as passionate about it as I am (which is understandable) however, one can't subside on passion alone, right? Once the client second guesses your work, you're already viewed as an expense and that's where it falls apart.
The tough part is you're a tool at this point and it can feel as if you're being unheard.
What are some questions you ask yourself (and answer) during the nights that you're grinding through creating your courses?
How are you looking and staying on top of trends (in terms of platforms)? As more platforms emerge from this Subscription Economy, I forsee a niching down of creators, are you in some way preparing for this to happen?
Or are you looking to diversify and be present everywhere (as far as you can handle, ofcourse)?
Hi Michael!
I am surprised that you went the other route, starting an agency and then doing the content creation thing full-time.
I do run a micro-agency and I do feel what you're saying in terms of hawking your passion out. There are days when I feel lucky that I am being paid to do what I am most passionate about, the clients who hire me to do the job for them --aren't as passionate about it as I am (which is understandable) however, one can't subside on passion alone, right? Once the client second guesses your work, you're already viewed as an expense and that's where it falls apart.
The tough part is you're a tool at this point and it can feel as if you're being unheard.
What are some questions you ask yourself (and answer) during the nights that you're grinding through creating your courses?
How are you looking and staying on top of trends (in terms of platforms)? As more platforms emerge from this Subscription Economy, I forsee a niching down of creators, are you in some way preparing for this to happen?
Or are you looking to diversify and be present everywhere (as far as you can handle, ofcourse)?