Lennon Bone left music for a marketing career, then started a business teaching artists to build connection instead of chasing attention. Now they want to return to drawing and poetry, and asks whether you want creators to show their struggles or keep the business side hidden.
I'm struggling with mixing my creative journey with my business. See, I always wanted to be a professional musician since I was a kid and I became that. And when I became that, I also kind of became a social alcoholic that was depressed and had a kiddo at home. And so I left the music industry. That led to me getting a very high level job in social media marketing and me starting this business where I help artists and creatives to market their work through connection rather than attention. So when I started making videos, I did it with the business in mind, not necessarily my creativity versus the other way around. But now I'm in this place where I want to get back into my creative world doing more drawing. I wanted to get into poetry, you know, different things. And I'm curious, do you prefer that the creative professionals that you follow kind of share them stumbling through their creative process the same as anybody else, or do you like to keep the business side and the creative side separate? When you're checking out the videos that you watch, you're an.
