Mitchell ThayneGuest
Brayden FigueroaHost
Kostas GarciaHost
He was burnt out because, let's be honest, this is, this is a tough business, right? So he bounced end of 2022, and it was the first time where I had complete creative control, and that's kinda where I started being like, "All right, let's look at the situation that we're in.

What is something that I can do to start generating attention and demand, like right away?" And that's w- where a lot of our best ideas kinda came.

And that, that's kind of the best advice that I can give is like I think it's really easy as a creative to do things that feel like you're working or that you're improving something.

Oh, I'm like, you know, shooting this ra- I'm t- doing a lighting test or sh- camera lens test on this thing," whatever, and, "I'm scrolling on social media finding inspiration," right? I think there's a lot of that that happens with us creatives.

The best possible thing you can do is to get out there and share your work.

If nobody knows that you exist, if nobody knows what you're doing, if nobody knows that you're even looking for work, then you're probably not gonna get it.

But guess what? They are all getting snatched up by somebody who's more hungry than you, who doesn't have an ego like you do, and is willing to put themselves out there.

And I kinda had to realize that, that, hey, our company is in this position because we started our business, but we didn't even, like, launch our website for 10 months because we wanted it to be perfect, and we wanted to do this big launch event.

He was burnt out because, let's be honest, this is, this is a tough business, right? So he bounced end of 2022, and it was the first time where I had complete creative control, and that's kinda where I started being like, "All right, let's look at the situation that we're in.

What is something that I can do to start generating attention and demand, like right away?" And that's w- where a lot of our best ideas kinda came.

And that, that's kind of the best advice that I can give is like I think it's really easy as a creative to do things that feel like you're working or that you're improving something.

Oh, I'm like, you know, shooting this ra- I'm t- doing a lighting test or sh- camera lens test on this thing," whatever, and, "I'm scrolling on social media finding inspiration," right? I think there's a lot of that that happens with us creatives.

The best possible thing you can do is to get out there and share your work.

If nobody knows that you exist, if nobody knows what you're doing, if nobody knows that you're even looking for work, then you're probably not gonna get it.

But guess what? They are all getting snatched up by somebody who's more hungry than you, who doesn't have an ego like you do, and is willing to put themselves out there.

And I kinda had to realize that, that, hey, our company is in this position because we started our business, but we didn't even, like, launch our website for 10 months because we wanted it to be perfect, and we wanted to do this big launch event.
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