Today I got spoofed. No, it’s not like being on Candid Camera. Or being ghosted by someone. It’s where a scammy telemarketer disguises their phone number to look like it’s your name and phone number.
And it happened to me every 20 minutes for hours.
When one of our church computers died, we bought a digital audio recorder to record the sermons so we could put them on our website. It should be easy, right? After all, I use one for my podcast. It’s just plug and play.
Not exactly.
What do you think of when you picture an artist? Someone working away in their studio alone for hours on end? Well, what about artisans throughout history – like Antonio Stradivari – who made his iconic Stradivarius violins in an Italian community? Or the 29 scientists at the 5th Solvay Conference in 1927? Community can make all the difference in your artisan journey. Listen to this episode to learn how community can accelerate your growth.
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| Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe in StitcherI visited friends in Southern California recently, and we walked on the beach looking for sea glass. We sifted through rocks, like one would pan for gold. Looking for some color among all the rocks. I even got to take some home as found treasure
As I was putting it away at home, I wondered, “How long does it take to make sea glass?”
Collaborating with one or more other people is a great way to have community as an Artisan. On this episode, we’ll explore 4 characteristics of collaboration that you can use to magnify your talent and skill.
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