Vulnerability in Filmmaking: How Iz La Motte Brought her Dream Career to LifeThis week on Creatives in the Wild, hear from adventure photographer and filmmaker Iz La Motte. Her work has been seen in marketing campaigns across the ski industry, in print publications such as Freeskier and Backcountry Magazine, and in the film festival circuit at Mountainfilm and Banff Film Festival. We talk about:
and more. This episode will remind you that vulnerability matters, that you can choose whose opinions matter, and that having fun matters, too.
Freelancer Boot Camp returns in March, and you get first dibs!As a freelancer, you have the power to choose your clients, your rates, your services and when and how you work. But figuring out all that alone can feel like being lost in the wilderness without a map. Bring intentional action into your business through this coaching community program, which includes:
This 12-week program starts March 28, so if you're ready to outline your business vision, reshape your mindset, and get into the nitty gritty to turn your creative pursuit into a fully functioning business...
Until next time, PS: Curious about what we cover in the 12 weeks of Boot Camp? It's all listed here! From Pricing to Positioning and from Energy to Systems, this is THE program for both aspiring and established freelancers to grow a sustainable, values-driven business. |
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(If you missed my email about how I'm in a season of wintering as I enter maternity leave... Read it here.) 12 Weeks of Wintering kicks off this Thursday! This is my 12-week series of seasonal reflection and self-coaching practices starting December 18th, when I start my parental leave. As long as you stay subscribed to my newsletter, you'll get a weekly email right here between now and March. But if you want to take it to the next level and add some community... You're invited to the free...
I am in a season of wintering. In mid-December, I'll be stepping away for maternity leave, and I'm not quite sure what my work will look like come spring. But I don't want to just go quiet. Instead, I want to invite you into your own wintering. Because if there's one thing I've learned over the years of coaching freelancers and creatives, it's that we're really good at staying busy. We're great at optimizing our calendars, checking off to-do lists, and filling every gap with what we call...
“Oh sure, yeah, I guess I could do that for you.” Newer business owners often find themselves saying this without realizing the cost of agreeing to what is usually poor-fit work. I’ve seen it often in clients, and I get why: You feel like you need to take whatever money you can get. You believe that making your client happy means letting them take the lead. You’re not sure what kind of work you most like doing, or what kind of clients you enjoy working with, so hesitate to call yourself a...