Christianity, Creativity, and Social Media collide.
We are created in the image of THE Creator. As a creative myself, I want to help my fellow creatives by linking them to resources, ideas, and encouragement for their creative life.
Recently I came across this great TED Talk featuring David Pogue, identifying 10 time-saving tech tips that you may or may not have known about. It often drives me crazy when I see people not utilizing some of these, but even I found a couple of things in here that I didn’t know!
These time-saving tips will take you five minutes to learn and could save you thousands of hours in your lifetime. Well, maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration. Or maybe not…
This is part of the Killer Tribes 2013 series. You can find the rest of the posts in this series here.
This was one of the breakout sessions at Killer Tribes 2013. Tripp Crosby is a comedic writer, director, actor and producer. When he’s not making gut-busting videos with his partner in crime, Tyler Stanton, he’s running his own video production company.
This was a very different side of Tripp that I didn’t know existed! Below I’ve recorded the major points in his talk about being self-employed.
This is part of the Killer Tribes 2013 series. You can find the rest of the posts in this series here.
Brad Lomenick is the executive director of Catalyst– a movement of next generation leaders that has hosted over 100,000 Christian leaders since it’s inception in 2000.
So what does it take to start a movement? Here are Brad’s thoughts:
This is part of the Killer Tribes 2013 series. You can find the rest of the posts in the series here.
Crystal Paine is the founder of MoneySavingMom.com. Shortly after it was launched it quickly became one of the most trafficked personal finance blogs on the internet! Needless to say– Crystal knows a little bit about building a tribe.
In her presentation, The 5 Be’s of Building Your Tribe, she outlines some ideas and practices that she followed in building her blog into a full-time business with several employees!
This is part of the Killer Tribes 2013 series. You can find the rest of the posts in the series here.
This talk from John Saddington might be my favorite of the entire series. This guy has started and sold more businesses than I’ve worked for– that’s saying a lot.
The overarching theme in John’s talk is about creating a tribe based on your unique characteristic, which might actually seem ordinary to you. Here’s my full, slightly enhanced notes:
