Creative Careers
Making a Living with Your Ideas
Earn a Living Doing What You Love
In one of the most popular classes at Parsons School of Design, B. Jeffrey Madoff gave students a reality check: “Most of us have had the feeling of ‘I could’ve done that,’ whether at an art gallery, watching a performance, or finding a new product or even a new business idea. What’s the difference between you and them? They actually did it. You didn’t.”
With Creative Careers, you will learn how to do it, too: use your creativity; have a sustainable, profitable career; and do what you love.
Featuring insider advice from Daymond John, Karlie Kloss, Tim Ferriss, Randi Zuckerberg, Dave Asprey, Dennis Crowley, Brandon Maxwell, Mauro Porcini, Joy-Ann Reid, Roy Wood Jr., and dozens more!Creative Careers pulls from interviews with more than forty experts–notable entrepreneurs, artists, and business leaders–as well as from Madoff’s own decades of experience to supercharge your career. Creativity can often feel sporadic and unfocused, coming in bursts and peaks. That’s why Madoff focuses your professional path by asking vital questions that will ultimately help you:
Determine your value
Be smart about your hustle
Ruthlessly edit down your creative projects
Overcome fear and doubt
Create a successful, long-lasting career on your own terms
You may aspire to join the fashion world, to work in visual arts, or to spearhead a start-up. You may be an executive who leads a creative team, or a professional looking to make a career change. Madoff takes you down an accessible path that will lead to success in any field or endeavor.
Genre: Non-fiction / Business & Economics/ Careers / Job Hunting
On Sale: June 16th 2020 Price: $11.99 / $14.99 (CAD) Page Count: 304 ISBN-13: 9780738246710
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Advance Reviews:
Throughout the book, Madoff points out the symbiotic relationship between business and creative, giving encouragement and specific recommendations for creatives to build their business or career and for the business-minded to look for opportunities to create and innovate. The real-life examples are particularly helpful, giving practical advice but also demonstrating how a wide variety of career paths can lead to fulfillment and financial reward.
Caroline Ceniza-Levine, Forbes
Every creative pursuit starts off with confronting some fears, biases and expectations. Whether it is our fear that we will not be successful or if we are asking too much money for our services, launching a career and putting value to what we do can be a daunting task. Creative Careers is a fantastic book that addresses a number of these aspects. If you are looking for specific advice related to creative pursuits and starting a business, Creative Careers is the book for you.
Kriti Khare, goodreads
A perfect book for the those with ideas.A perfect book for the new economy. A perfect book for the times we live in. Jeff Madoff has written an irresistible spark to ignite people with good ideas to bring them to life in a practical way.
Josh Sapan Pres & CEO, AMC Networks
Everyone in business can learn from this book, I found valuable information I could have used in my career in marketing when I worked for a corporation. The book isn't just for those who want to go out there and build a multi-million dollar business it's also for the person who just wants to start a business for themselves and make a decent living. Creative Careers covers most everything you need to think about and know when you find the niche for you to become an entrepreneur.
Knowledge is power and Creative Careers is a must read.
Lori - Punta Gorda, goodreads
Excellent book. True to the book description, this content will help readers to excel on the business side of creative careers, i.e make money and find material success. However, many of the principles and topics are equally relevant to all careers, for example, building strong relationships, starting off as an entrepreneur or building your personal brand. Practical, sage advice!
Ann Venkat, goodreads