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by Julie Lokun and Dominick Domasky
Welcome to The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast — a show where entrepreneurship, creativity, media strategy, and pop culture collide. Whether you are building a business, growing a personal brand, launching a podcast, writing a book, or expanding your influence as a thought leader, this show was built for you. We believe business doesn't have to be boring. The most successful entrepreneurs are always learning, adapting, and evolving — and that means mastering business strategy, branding, marketing, AI tools, podcasting, publishing, and public speaking, while staying locked in on the pop culture moments, entertainment headlines, and media trends shaping the marketplace right now. Because there is business behind everything. From viral moments and major brand moves to celebrity influence and cultural shifts, the biggest business lessons are playing out in real time. We break them down, make them actionable, and help you apply them to your brand and your bottom line. Each episode delivers real conversations, expert guest interviews, and practical frameworks to help you grow revenue, build authority, and expand your reach in today's creator economy. No fluff. No filler. Just the strategies that actually move the needle. What we cover: Business growth and monetization · Branding and authority building · Podcast and media strategy · Public speaking and visibility · AI and emerging tools · Publishing and thought leadership · Pop culture and business trends · Entrepreneurship and mindset · Marketing and content creation · Personal brand development Most of all, we believe in connection, community, and building meaningful relationships. Entrepreneurship can feel isolating — but growth accelerates when you surround yourself with the right people, the right tools, and the right conversations. This show is designed to help you move faster, think bigger, and build smarter. Whether you are a seasoned CEO, a rising entrepreneur, a content creator, or a thought leader ready to own your stage and scale your influence, The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast meets you where you are and challenges you to go further. About the hosts: Julie Lokun, JD — Business strategist, podcaster, speaker, and publicity expert. Founder of Dragonfly Effect and co-founder of Mediacasters, Julie helps entrepreneurs amplify their message, increase visibility, and build authority through media, publicity, and strategic brand positioning. Dominick Domasky — Publisher, bestselling author, speaker, and founder of Motivation Champs. Dom helps authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders share powerful stories, build strong brands, and create lasting impact through publishing and media. Together, Julie and Dom bring sharp insights, powerful guests, and unfiltered conversations to help creative entrepreneurs grow — in business, media, and beyond.
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- 4 days ago37 min
The Exit Plan: How To Sell Your Business Before You Start Your Business with Dominick Domasky and Julie Lokun
Check out our LIVE events and meet us all in person! www.cre8tivecon.com This is an encore of one of the most talked-about conversations in the feed — a return visit with Jason Duncan, the man who went from an unemployed schoolteacher to building a multimillion-dollar company, then rebuilt his entire philosophy around what he calls "exit without exiting." Julie and Dominick sit down with the Cre8tive Con keynote favorite to unpack why exit strategy isn't a someday conversation — it's a Day One conversation. What We Cover: The origin of "The Real Jason Duncan" personal brand — and how a branding consult reshaped his entire public identity Spotting "fake" in a culture of contrived authenticity — and why Jason has zero tolerance for it The generational shift from latchkey resilience to "lawnmower parenting" — and how the same instinct shows up in how founders build (and over-protect) their businesses The $2 million wake-up call: how a partnership divorce exposed that Jason's business was built entirely around him — and why that's a warning sign for every founder Hero Syndrome — Jason's term for the ego trap that keeps founders indispensable, and why "saving the day" is actually selfish, not noble The XOS Methodology: building a three-tier org chart (Delivery Team, Support Squad, A-Team) so decisions — not just tasks — can be delegated Why systems and automation fail if they're layered onto a business before the org chart is fixed Jules Rules segment: Real or Illusion? — Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce, follower counts and "contrived authenticity," Kim Kardashian's A-list arc, and Will Smith's redemption era Why Cre8tive Con refuses to livestream — and how in-person experience builds real authority instead of purchased perception Jason's closing takeaway: business ownership isn't about owning the business — it's about the business funding the life you actually want to live Memorable Quotes: "The purpose of business ownership is not to own the business. It's so that the business can provide the lifestyle for you and your family that you actually want to live." — Jason Duncan "Awareness is the key to recovery." — Jason Duncan, on Hero Syndrome "Exiting your business isn't about selling it. It's about freeing yourself from the business." — Julie Lokun Connect with Jason Duncan: Search "The Real Jason Duncan" anywhere — Instagram, LinkedIn, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, NotebookLM, or Google. Subscribe to his newsletter, What's Real, every Wednesday morning. This Episode is Sponsored by Keap — sales and marketing automation built for small businesses. Capture leads, follow up instantly, and put growth on autopilot. keap.com/creative Loved this episode? Rate, review, and subscribe to The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, and share it with a founder who needs to hear this before they build their own prison. Cre8tive Con — FAQs What is Cre8tive Con? Cre8tive Con is a live business and creator conference built around the Own Your Ecosystem framework — an 8-pillar system that helps entrepreneurs build owned audiences, content, and revenue instead of depending on rented platforms. Who founded Cre8tive Con? Dominick Domasky and Julie Lokun, co-hosts of The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, founded and run Cre8tive Con. Is Cre8tive Con livestreamed or available on-demand? No. Cre8tive Con is intentionally in-person only. The founders believe real authority is built through live, unfiltered experiences — not streamed or purchased engagement. What is the Own Your Ecosystem framework? It's an 8-pillar system for auditing and building a business's owned assets — audience, content, community, and revenue — rather than relying on rented platforms or borrowed attention. Does Cre8tive Con only happen in one city? No. In addition to the flagship event, Cre8tive Con runs a traveling series called Cre8tive Con OTR (On the Road), bringing the framework to cities across the country, including past stops like Boston. Who typically speaks at Cre8tive Con? Speakers are selected based on referral and real-world credibility rather than social media following — past keynotes include exit-planning expert and TEDx speaker Jason Duncan. Who should attend Cre8tive Con? Founders, podcasters, coaches, and service-based entrepreneurs who've outgrown hustle-based growth and want to build systems, audiences, and businesses that don't depend entirely on them to function. What do attendees lea
- 6 days ago31 min
Can You Actually Make Money on YouTube? Aleric Heck Reveals How to Turn Viewers Into Paying Clients
Most business owners think YouTube is just for influencers and vloggers. Aleric Heck, founder of AdOutreach, has spent the last 10 years proving otherwise — helping companies turn video content into a real, scalable revenue engine. In this episode of The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, Julie Lokun and Dominick Domasky sit down with Aleric to unpack: How a high school YouTube channel turned into an 8-figure ad agency The 3-part content Venn diagram that separates viral videos from client-converting videos The "hook, educate, call-to-action" framework behind high-performing YouTube ads Why thumbnails, titles, and your first 30 seconds make or break a video's performance What in-feed ads are — and how just $5–$10/day can grow your channel organically Why private equity firms are buying YouTube channels for millions (and what that means for your business) Inside Aleric's new book, Video Authority: The Art and Science of Converting Viewers Into Clients Featured Guest: Aleric Heck Aleric Heck is the founder and CEO of AdOutreach, a video and YouTube ads agency that has helped clients generate over $100 million in revenue. He got his start growing one of YouTube's largest app-review channels to half a million subscribers before pivoting to teach businesses how to convert viewers into paying clients through YouTube ads, organic strategy, and cross-platform video marketing. He's also the creator of ThumbnailCreator.com, an AI-powered thumbnail generation tool, and the author of the new book: Video Authority: The Art and Science of Converting Viewers Into Clients Connect with Aleric Heck: Website: adoutreach.com Book: Video Authority YouTube: @AlericHeckYT Instagram: @alericheck LinkedIn: Aleric Heck Key Takeaways: How to Make Money on YouTube in 2026 1. Start With the End in Mind Views don't pay the bills — clients do. Aleric's core philosophy is that business owners should design content to convert, not just to rack up views or go viral. 2. The Content Venn Diagram The best-performing YouTube videos sit at the intersection of three things: Your expertise and passion What your ideal client is actually searching for What's trending or timely (so the algorithm and audience both respond) 3. The Ad Framework: Hook, Educate, Call to Action Every high-converting YouTube ad follows the same three-beat structure — grab attention, deliver real value, then give a clear next step. 4. Title, Thumbnail, and First 30 Seconds Are Everything Alignment between these three elements determines whether a viewer clicks — and whether they stay. 5. In-Feed Ads Are the Underused Growth Lever Unlike traditional YouTube ads (built for direct leads), in-feed ads appear in search results and suggested videos for as little as $5–$10/day, helping already-strong organic content reach more people. 6. YouTube Is an Owned Asset Private equity firms are actively buying YouTube channels and equity stakes in them — something that doesn't happen with Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook content. A YouTube channel compounds in value over time because of its built-in search algorithm. Featured Links & Resources The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, co-hosted by Julie Lokun and Dominick Domasky Julie Lokun — brand & podcast strategy consulting: bigbetterbrand.com Dominick Domasky — motivation, mindset, and momentum coaching: motivationchamps.com Live events for creative entrepreneurs: Cre8tive Con Aleric Heck's book: Video Authority</stron
- 1 weeks ago4 min
You Wrote It. We're Reading It. : A Love Letter From Julie And Dom ( Your Favorite Entrepreneurs)
Leave Us A Review on Apple: Creative Entrepreneur: A Podcast For Business Growth and Trending News - Podcast - Apple Podcasts Learn About Alexa Bigwarfe's STAGES AND PAGES- Stages and Pages v. 2 -- Learn About Conner Tighe on LINKEDIN- Conner Tighe | LinkedIn Learn About Tiffany Jones- http://tiffanyjoneseducation.com/ You didn't tune in for an interview this time — you tuned in for something better: proof that this show is actually landing. In this mini-sode, Julie steps away from the guest chair to read three reviews that stopped her in her tracks — from Alexa Bigwarfe, Conner Tighe, and Tiffany Jones — and to make you an offer most podcasts won't: leave a review, and you might hear your own words read back to you on the show. Loyal fans get the perks. It's that simple. In this episode: Why entrepreneurship is lonely — and why community is the antidote Three listener reviews that capture exactly what this show is trying to do How to get your review read on-air (and the perks that come with it) Where to leave your rating and review right now Interested in being a guest on the Creative Entrepreneur Podcast?Reach out : www.creativeenrepreneurpod.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
- 1 weeks ago28 min
Is the AI Bubble Bursting? Current Business News with Char Murphy on Why Authentic Storytelling Beats AI
Learn More About Char Murphy and Follow Mission Hope on LinkedIn Learn More about Julie and Dom and their live events: www.cre8tivecon.com This episode opens with a data-driven look at the AI infrastructure boom — a $500 billion NVIDIA-backed bet involving Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, and Goldman Sachs — and the growing local pushback against AI data centers across the U.S. From there, the conversation pivots to a bigger question: as AI content floods every platform, is the real business opportunity in human storytelling? Guest Char Murphy — founder of Mission Hope and BelieveInspire, retired attorney, and eight-time #1 bestselling author — joins Julie and Dominick to unpack: How to spot AI-generated manuscripts (hint: watch the cadence) Why she asks authors point-blank, "Did you write this?" The line between using AI as a tool (brainstorming, outlining, brand-building) versus letting it write your story How writing and publishing personal stories is a healing, transformative process Her own journey surviving breast cancer four times, near-blindness, and rebuilding her identity after losing her law career Practical advice for entrepreneurs who want to write a book or start a podcast but feel stuck The episode closes with an AI-generated "Char Murphy" outro — a live experiment testing whether AI can actually capture a real person's voice and heart (spoiler: it can't quite get there). Timestamps 00:00 — Intro: Is the AI bubble about to pop? $500B AI infrastructure bet, Google's "zero-click" search problem 02:30 — Community pushback on AI data centers; can the U.S. win the AI race? 04:00 — Meet Char Murphy: attorney, 4x breast cancer survivor, founder of Mission Hope 06:00 — How Char vets manuscripts for AI-generated content 08:30 — The "AI cadence" problem: one-word sentences and repetitive rhythms in books 13:00 — Char's personal story: surviving cancer four times and rebuilding from nothing 16:00 — Why writing your own story is part of the healing process 19:00 — Mission Hope: building a community around authentic storytelling 24:00 — Where AI does have a place: branding, marketing, ideation — not memoirs 27:30 — Advice for entrepreneurs who want to write a book or launch a podcast but feel stuck 30:00 — Final advice for anyone "in the middle of the storm" 32:00 — The AI-generated "Char Murphy" outro experiment Guest: Char Murphy Char Murphy is a retired attorney, motivational speaker, and eight-time #1 bestselling author who survived breast cancer four separate times, faced near-blindness, and rebuilt her identity and career from the ground up. She is the founder of BelieveInspire and creator of the Mission Hope anthology series, a global storytelling movement and bestselling book collection curating authentic stories of resilience, faith, and healing. Guest Links: Mission Hope book series (Amazon): https://www.amazon.com/Mission-Hope-Thriving-Through-Seasons/dp/1956353429 Unshakeable Power: Through Seasons of the Soul (Char's memoir): https://www.amazon.com/Unshakeable-Power-Through-Seasons-Soul/dp/1734025034 BelieveInspire / Motivation Champs author page: https://www.motivationchamps.com/authors/char-murphy/ Char Murphy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/authorcharlottemurphy/ Hosts Julie Lokun — Founder of The Mediacasters, co-founder of Dragonfly Podcast Academy, and co-host of The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast Dominick Domasky — Co-host of The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, longtime publishing collaborator Key Quotes / Soundbites "It's that same human interaction tha
- 1 weeks ago59 min
What We Love About America | Labor Day Bonus Episode
At The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, we love spotlighting members of our community, the businesses they’re building, the shows they’re creating and all the cool things they’re doing along the way. For this special Labor Day bonus episode, we’re featuring Not the Smartest Guys in the Room, hosted by someone you might recognize, Dominick Domasky, and his good friend Tom Langan. This episode is all about what we love about America. From freedom, opportunity and chasing a dream to football, food, road trips, small towns, big cities and plenty of uniquely American craziness, Tom and Dom celebrate the people, places and possibilities that make this country special. Entrepreneurship has always been about believing something is possible, taking a chance and creating your own path. That spirit is a big part of what we celebrate every week on The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, and it’s at the heart of this conversation too. Happy Labor Day from The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast. Enjoy this special bonus episode of Not the Smartest Guys in the Room. Interested in being a guest on the Creative Entrepreneur Podcast?Reach out : www.creativeenrepreneurpod.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
- 2 weeks ago24 min
They Didn't Get Picked, They Picked Themselves: What Curry Barker, Kane Parsons & MrBeast Prove About the Creator Economy vs. Hollywood
Join Our Live Events: www.cre8tivecon.com About this episode: This week on The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, hosts Julie Lokun and Dominick Domasky unpack one of the biggest shifts in media history: the mainstream isn't discovering creators anymore — creators built the mainstream themselves. The conversation centers on Curry Barker's breakout horror film "Obsession," made for under $1 million and grossing over $500 million worldwide, and Kane Pixels (Kane Parsons), whose debut film opened bigger than any release in A24's history — the same weekend Disney's "Mandalorian and Grogu" dropped 70% in its second week on a $165 million budget. Julie and Dominick use these case studies to explore a bigger question: is business risk actually lower when you invest in creators with built-in, proven audiences? They walk through how the algorithm shift from follower-count-based distribution to interest-based media has leveled the playing field for entrepreneurs starting from zero, why consistency and "camera-ready" content matter more than luck, and how creators like MrBeast (Beast Bars, Beast Games on Prime Video) and Jake Paul (Prime Hydration, boxing promotion) diversified their attention into full product portfolios instead of renting an audience from a single platform. The episode also touches on a real community example — a creator who turned her personal story around on TikTok and grew fast enough to land a booking on Jenny McCarthy's podcast within months — and closes with a challenge to entrepreneurs sitting on the sidelines waiting for permission from a studio, network, or publisher that no longer holds the keys. Key Topics & Timestamps The Curry Barker "Obsession" case study: $750K budget, $500M+ worldwide gross Kane Pixels (Kane Parsons) outselling A24's biggest openings at age 20 Why proven audience size is now lower business risk than a traditional Hollywood pitch How interest-based algorithms (not follower count) decide who gets discovered in 2026 MrBeast and Jake Paul: turning attention into product, not just views The "own your ecosystem, don't rent your audience" philosophy Why consistency and a clear "why" beat chasing virality Is mainstream media (CNN, ABC, Fox, cable) dead — or just adapting? AI, content strategy, and why website designers and creators alike must "zag" when their industry zigs Quotable Takeaway As Julie Lokun puts it, the entrepreneurs winning right now aren't the ones with the most followers — they're the ones who understand their audience's deepest needs and treat every piece of content as a product, not a promotion. It's a principle echoed by marketing pioneer Gary Vaynerchuk, who has long argued that platforms and formats will keep shifting, but attention that gets logged and compounded over years — not chased overnight — is what eventually turns into real leverage. Who Should Listen Entrepreneurs, podcasters, content creators, marketing and brand strategists, small business owners building a media presence, and anyone deciding whether to invest time in building an audience on YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram before "the industry" ever comes calling. About the Hosts Julie Lokun, JD, is a media entrepreneur, podcast strategist, and brand consultant, and founder of The Mediacasters LLC. Dominick Domasky is her longtime co-host and collaborator. Together they host The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast, ranked in the top 0.05% of podcasts globally on Listen Notes and top 5 weekly on Apple Podcasts. Interested in being a guest on the Creative Entrepreneur Podcast?Reach out : www.creativeenrepreneurpod.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
- 3 weeks ago30 min
You May Also Like: Jam Sessions With Tina Eliana
Check out Tina Eliana's YouTube Channel : (4) Jam Sessions with Tina Eliana - YouTube How often do we overlook our own leadership because no one has given it a title? And what changes when someone recognizes what is already within us before we are ready to claim it for ourselves? Those two questions sit at the center of Season 1, Episode 4 of Jam Sessions With Tina Eliana, where host Tina Eliana sits down with entrepreneur, author, and podcaster Julie Lokun, JD, for a conversation titled "How to Recognize Your Everyday Leadership." It is a personal, unfiltered discussion about self-trust, courage, judgment, vulnerability, belief, and influence — and about the leadership so many of us practice long before we ever recognize it as leadership at all. Because leadership does not suddenly appear the moment we get a promotion, a platform, or permission. It is already there, in the way we show up, long before anyone hands us a title. About This Episode Leadership is usually framed as something that happens after — after the promotion, after the platform, after someone in charge decides you're ready. This episode of Jam Sessions With Tina Eliana pushes back on that idea entirely. Tina Eliana and Julie Lokun spend the hour making the case that leadership is something most of us are already doing, quietly, in the decisions nobody sees — and that the real turning point isn't earning the title, it's finally recognizing what was already true. Julie Lokun is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, podcaster, and the founder of The Mediacasters, an omni-media company built to help entrepreneurs and creatives amplify their voices through podcasting, publishing, and public speaking. She is also the founder of Cre8tive Con and co-founder, alongside Dr. JC Doornick, of Dragonfly Podcast Academy, where entrepreneurs learn how to launch, grow, and monetize their own podcasts. Her guiding philosophy — own your ecosystem, don't rent your audience — runs underneath everything she builds, and it shows up throughout this conversation. What makes this episode especially layered is the history between the two women at the table. Julie is one of the people who recognized Tina's potential and believed in her message before Tina fully understood where that message could lead. That backstory adds a second dimension to the conversation: this isn't just two leadership voices theorizing about influence in the abstract. It's a real example of it, playing out between the two people discussing it. Julie speaks candidly about the point in her life when living according to everyone else's expectations stopped being sustainable — the moment the gap between what she was performing and what she actually wanted became too wide to keep ignoring. From there, she and Tina dig into instinct, emotion, sound judgment, and the uncomfortable truth that confidence doesn't protect any of us from a blind spot. Competence and self-awareness are not the same thing, and this episode sits directly in that gap. Key Themes Explored in This Episode Tina and Julie explore questions that reach far beyond a job title, including: What does everyday leadership look like before anyone calls it leadership? Long before a title is attached, leadership shows up in follow-through, in the choices made when no one is watching, and in the willingness to take responsibility for outcomes. How much can one person's belief change another person's direction? Julie and Tina's own relationship becomes the case study — what it means to see potential in someone before they can fully see it in themselves, and how that early belief can reroute a career or a life. What role should emotion play in leadership and business decisions? Rather than treating emotion as something to suppress in professional settings, the conversation reframes it as data — information that, ignored, tends to resurface as a blind spot later. Why can intelligent, capable people still miss what is happening in front of them? Confidence and competence can coexist with a total blind spot. This episode dismantles the idea that being smart or accomplished makes anyone immune to missing the obvious. How do shame and self-blame affect us after a blind spot? What happens in the aftermath matters as much as the blind spot itself — and Julie and Tina talk openly about the difference between accountability and self-punishment. There are moments of laughter, reflection, and real vulnerability in this episode — the kind that may leave you reconsidering where you've already been l
- 3 weeks ago43 min
Kwame Christian on Compassionate Curiosity: The Negotiation Framework That Ends People-Pleasing for Good
Learn More About Our Creative Entrepreneur LIVE Events: www.cre8tivecon.com ABOUT THE EPISODE: He was a people-pleaser who said "sounds good" while dying inside. Then a negotiation class he only picked because it "fit his schedule" rewired his entire nervous system — and turned Kwame Christian, Esq. into one of the most in-demand negotiators on the planet. In this episode of The Creative Entrepreneur, Julie Lokun and Dominick Domasky sit down with Kwame Christian — CEO of the American Negotiation Institute, host of Negotiate Anything (16M+ downloads, 1,700+ episodes, the #1 negotiation podcast in the world for nearly a decade), two-time bestselling author, Forbes contributor, and the creator of LinkedIn's only negotiation certificate. Global Gurus just named him a Top 10 negotiation professional in the world for 2026, and in his spare time, he's a 99th-percentile chess player with 20,000 games logged. This conversation goes past the LinkedIn-post version of Kwame's story into the real one: a six-year-old getting rejected on the playground, a law school elective picked at random, and the framework — Compassionate Curiosity — that's now taught inside Google, Apple, and NASA. What You'll Learn The chess principle that applies directly to business strategy: why "control the center, develop your pieces, and don't move the same piece twice" is a lesson in decision-making under uncertainty. Why negotiation is a skill, not a talent — and how one law school competition win rewired Kwame's entire sense of identity. The origin story of his people-pleasing — a first-grade playground rejection that shaped two decades of over-accommodating. The Compassionate Curiosity framework: acknowledge and validate emotions → get curious with compassion → joint problem-solving. The 70/30 rule: why the best negotiators speak 30% of the time and listen 70%, and why "you can't say something stupid while you're listening." The "acceptance speech test": how to frame an offer so well the other side could read it verbatim to their own team as a win. "Concede according to plan": Kwame's rule for never making an emotional concession in the moment. How to negotiate at home — and why the same framework that works with Fortune 500 clients works with a five-year-old and a ten-year-old. Jules Rules: Julie, Dom, and Kwame each share their biggest negotiation misses — and how to avoid them. Key Quotes "I wasn't born this way, I was built this way." "The best things in life are on the other side of difficult conversations." "Negotiation is the art of letting them have your way." "I am more willing to accept failure than I am to accept regret." "Every good decision will come with some collateral damage." Timestamps 00:00 — Introducing Kwame Christian, Esq. 03:10 — Chess as a metaphor for business strategy 08:45 — From people-pleaser to negotiation champion 14:20 — The playground story behind the people-pleasing 19:30 — Introducing Compassionate Curiosity 27:15 — Negotiating at home vs. negotiating with Fortune 500 clients 33:40 — High-stakes negotiation on the world stage 39:05 — Jules Rules: negotiation misses 47:00 — The acceptance speech test and win-win negotiation 54:15 — Kwame's early-career negotiation mistake and final tips Connect with Kwame Christian American Negotiation Institute: https://kwamechristian.com/ Negotiate Anything Podcast (Apple Podcasts): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/negotiate-anything/id1101679010 Negotiate Anything Podcast (Listen Notes): https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/negotiate-anything-kwame-christian-esq-ma-H9D3X0q-KFt/ Kwame Christian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kwamechristian/ Books: Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life and How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race Connect with The Creative Entrepreneur Hosted by Julie Lokun (The Mediacasters, Dragonfly Podcast Academy) and Dominick Domasky Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Frequent
About Creative Entrepreneur: A Podcast For Business Growth and Trending News
Welcome to The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast — a show where entrepreneurship, creativity, media strategy, and pop culture collide. Whether you are building a business, growing a personal brand, launching a podcast, writing a book, or expanding your influence as a thought leader, this show was built for you. We believe business doesn't have to be boring. The most successful entrepreneurs are always learning, adapting, and evolving — and that means mastering business strategy, branding, marketing, AI tools, podcasting, publishing, and public speaking, while staying locked in on the pop culture moments, entertainment headlines, and media trends shaping the marketplace right now. Because there is business behind everything. From viral moments and major brand moves to celebrity influence and cultural shifts, the biggest business lessons are playing out in real time. We break them down, make them actionable, and help you apply them to your brand and your bottom line. Each episode delivers real conversations, expert guest interviews, and practical frameworks to help you grow revenue, build authority, and expand your reach in today's creator economy. No fluff. No filler. Just the strategies that actually move the needle. What we cover: Business growth and monetization · Branding and authority building · Podcast and media strategy · Public speaking and visibility · AI and emerging tools · Publishing and thought leadership · Pop culture and business trends · Entrepreneurship and mindset · Marketing and content creation · Personal brand development Most of all, we believe in connection, community, and building meaningful relationships. Entrepreneurship can feel isolating — but growth accelerates when you surround yourself with the right people, the right tools, and the right conversations. This show is designed to help you move faster, think bigger, and build smarter. Whether you are a seasoned CEO, a rising entrepreneur, a content creator, or a thought leader ready to own your stage and scale your influence, The Creative Entrepreneur Podcast meets you where you are and challenges you to go further. About the hosts: Julie Lokun, JD — Business strategist, podcaster, speaker, and publicity expert. Founder of Dragonfly Effect and co-founder of Mediacasters, Julie helps entrepreneurs amplify their message, increase visibility, and build authority through media, publicity, and strategic brand positioning. Dominick Domasky — Publisher, bestselling author, speaker, and founder of Motivation Champs. Dom helps authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders share powerful stories, build strong brands, and create lasting impact through publishing and media. Together, Julie and Dom bring sharp insights, powerful guests, and unfiltered conversations to help creative entrepreneurs grow — in business, media, and beyond.
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