Money

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/// 1. Currency that is exchanged for products and services, and required to start new ventures. /// 2. Something you probably need less of than you think to get started.

Creative Time: On Making Art Happen and Pushing Culture Forward

Creative Time's Anne Pasternak tells us how the New York-based nonprofit ushers stunning public art projects into the world again and again.

Francis Ford Coppola: On Risk, Money, Craft & Collaboration

Legendary film director Francis Ford Coppola talks about how he self-finances all his films, why the artist must never lie, and how true collaboration is like great sex.

99% Music Mix I: Inspiration Is For Amateurs

Coax out your creativity with this put-on-your-headphones-and-get-focused music mix, which glides from melodic electronica to dreamy synth-pop.

Chris Guillebeau: Balanced People Don’t Change the World

Is achieving remarkable things compatible with a happy work-life balance? Veteran non-conformist Chris Guillebeau says, “something’s gotta give.”

Ruby Lerner: Preparing Artists for a D.I.Y.W.O. World

Time management, money management, and a D.I.Y.W.O. mindset – the 3 keys to creative professionalism from Creative Capital's Ruby Lerner.

9th Ward Field of Dreams: Hope Is a Game Changer

When pipe dreams meet passion, you get Brian Bordainick, a tenacious athletic director who's striving to build a "field of dreams" in the 9th Ward.
Topics: Nonprofit, Money

Ronald Wimberly: The Pursuit Is The Goal

"I don't keep track,” Ronald Wimberly says. “Ideas go into the scrap yard. But you never know when you will be able to use those scraps."

Jared Nickerson: Everyday Life

As the most appreciated member on the Behance Network, Jared Nickerson is no stranger to feedback. Here, he discusses why clients aren't always right.

Poppy King: On Lessons and Lipstick

Self-made cosmetics maven Poppy King discusses how she financed her first venture, won her customers over one by one, and learned to rely on others.

Paul Budnitz of Kidrobot: Concept Becomes Culture

Kidrobot's creator Paul Budnitz discusses the founding of his wacky idea and the "suicidal marketing strategy" that made it a success.