On this episode of Copy That! My guest is Rory Tyer, Co-Founder and Executive Coach at Go Innovation. I've been feeling the mental crush of the Corona Virus and wanted to know how we can toughen our minds as we continue to try and create from home.

Kristin talks with us about the emotional connection to cash. How does it solve a problem, and who am I becoming? Budget can be a bad word - but I promise this is a good time. Let me encourage you to get in front of your finances. These resources can help.

Artist and Author, Joey Spiotto shares his story and how he gets so much work done.

Back in 2012, I wrote a book called The Non-Profit Narrative. The book was designed as a framework to help non-profits help tell their stories well and, ​ultimately, raise more money. For the next several weeks, I'll be releasing interviews with five different individuals talking about the book and how it helped them.

Back in 2012, I wrote a book called The Non-Profit Narrative. The book was designed as a framework to help non-profits help tell their stories well and, ​ultimately, raise more money. For the next several weeks, I'll be releasing interviews with five different individuals talking about the book and how it helped them.

Back in 2012, I wrote a book called The Non-Profit Narrative. The book was designed as a framework to help non-profits help tell their stories well and, ​ultimately, raise more money. For the next several weeks, I'll be releasing interviews with five different individuals talking about the book and how it helped them.

Back in 2012, I wrote a book called The Non-Profit Narrative. The book was designed as a framework to help non-profits help tell their stories well and ultimately, raise more money. For the next several weeks, I'll be releasing interviews with five different individuals talking about the book and how it helped them.

This week I lost a friend. He was known by so many for his songwriting talent, musical knowledge, and one-liners. Before I knew him as Busbee, the music producer, he was Mike. He's collaborated with so many incredible artists in his short time around the sun - artists like Garth Brooks, Katy Perry, Shakira, Keith Urban, Kelly Clarkson, and Pink. ​​

Back in 2012, I wrote a book called The Non-Profit Narrative. The book was designed as a framework to help non-profits help tell their story well and ultimately, raise more money. For the next several weeks, I'll be releasing interviews with five different individuals talking about the book and how it helped them.

This week's episode is with filmmaker, Myles Matsuno. His latest project is We're the People, a series of portraits from people around LA, from all walks of life. I especially like this piece featuring Lacy Hartselle, but you can check out the whole series here. The music, composed by Chad Lawson is stellar.

My guest this week is Comics editor, Heather Antos. She's worked in comics for great works like Gwenpool, Star Wars, and my personal favorite, Injection by Warren Ellis. She's worked with companies like Marvel and Lucasfilm, and currently, she's shaking things up at Valiant.

Kate Frachon is the brand and content manager of Ink & Volt, a community about ideas and success. I've been buying their planners for years, and they're great. Please get one; it'll help your process. If you haven't signed up for my email newsletter - do it for a chance to get a planner (drawing on 2/15/19)

We all admit that breaks are essential but are we addicted to being busy? This weeks guest is Aaron Edelheit, and he's on a mission to help us reset. This reset supports our work, families, and relationships. Together, we'll talk about the roadmap to make the better choices, put life into perspective and aim for joy.

Book marketer and kingmaker of best selling authors, Tim Grahl talks us through his latest book - Running Down a Dream.

This week I talk with Chuck Rodgers about the dark passenger that we all have.

In episode three I talk with producer and composer Josh Myers about the use of emotion as he creates and why it's necessary for film.

Kristina Kuzmic rose to fame when she won a TV show from Oprah in 2015. Since then she's become a voice of encouragement for women and mothers on the internet.

We kick off the podcast with my close friend, Justin. His book, Title Pending: Things I Think About When I Make Stuff is a book that I wish I had many, many years ago. In this episode, we talk about creativity and how we can strive to make better stuff.