The Unstoppable Creative

Creative People Are Meant To Change The World (The Successful Creative Series Book 2)

De: Todd Brison

Narrado por: Todd Brison

Duración: 4 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

Have you ever been stuck?

Creative freedom could be simple...

It really is possible to become unstoppable.

You can conquer the blank page.

You can let your talents shine.

You can (really) make money with your gifts.

Our culture paints creative people as flaky and confused.

Don’t listen to their lies. You are more than a character.

Inside this book, you’ll learn:

• How to make a name for yourself
• How to start selling your work
• How to win the corporate world (and why you absolutely should)

You’ll love this book because every creative person needs a little help getting out of their rut.

Get it now.

©2017 Todd Randall Brison (P)2017 Todd Randall Brison

Just what I needed to hear

I loved this book. Todd is always so real and funny whenever he reads his own books and it makes it feel like he is talking to you directly as a friend giving advice and encouragement instead of just some guy reading words on a page.
I had been in a creative rutt for a bit and Todd's books, especially this one, always pull me out of it and get me inspired to work.

Enlightening

Such a refreshing perspective about the creative mindset! An eye opener. I would listen to this over and over

well done

The author did a great job of presenting the information in his book. Great speaking voice!

A great resource!

Somehow even better than the first book. Highly recommended to anyone struggling with artistic confidence.

Amazing book

Todd does a great job of breaking down the trials of creative work. He also does a fantastic job of dispelling stigma and myth surrounding creativity. anyone can be creative; creativity requires diligence. Get paid for your work. Believe in your gift. The audiobook is great. He's a very engaging speaker.

Practical advice from a likable creative

Todd Brison’s books have inspired me to get back on my creative track several times. I love his narration and the way he suggests practical advice with an encouraging nudge to change the narrative that didn’t work and see your worth. Whenever I need a creative pick-me-up or a reminder that I can - and deserve to- make money pursuing my art, I revisit The Unstoppable Creative.

Must read for all creatives

For my entire life, I've loved creating. Whether it's writing, making videos on my YouTube channel, or some other form of creativity, I just have things in my brain that I need to get out to the world. That's why I'm so glad I came across the work of Todd Brison. Recently, I read his first book The Creative's Curse during a time when I was kind of in a creative slump, and it was super inspiring. So, I picked up this book and loved it as well. 

The Unstoppable Creative is more about developing a practice and how to get your work out there. What I love about Todd's method is that he doesn't overwhelm you with advice. He knows that there's compound interest in creating small, meaningful practices. If you're an artist, writer, musician, or any other type of creator, I guarantee you'll benefit from this book.

Great peptalk

I need peptalks, regularly, to keep me going. Todd is great at that. He provides good information in an upbeat and transparent way. He is not posing as an expert, he is someone who has done it a while and shares his experience. I appreciate that. I also enjoyed his first book, The Creative's Curse. I listened to both more than once and plan to listen, again. I enjoy hearing him read his own book, also. I usually prefer to hear authors read their own books, even if they are not very good at it, but Todd is really relaxed and seems to enjoy doing the narration, so it is enjoyable for the listener. I recommend this book, his other book, and his blog and youtube channel.

Very practical, concise, and clear.

Really enjoyed reading this book. Highly recommend to anyone who creates, even as a hobby

Solid Read

There are some good tips about taking your art from hobby to a source of income. Value what you make and the time you put into it.