240 - Finding Your Voice — with James Victore

240 - Finding Your Voice — with James Victore

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Scaling A Solo Creative Business w/ Matt Essam | Ep 448

Matt Essam, author of The Creative Studio Roadmap, joins Chris Do for a live episode recorded in front of a studio audience to break down the pillars of turning a solo creative business into one that scales: differentiation, communication, and delivery. Chris and Matt pull audien ...  Show more

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