In this episode, Miranda, a maker, adventurer, creative mama, and the blogger behind Live Free Creative Company shares her tips on creating space for creativity and ultimately living a more creative and intentional lifestyle.
Miranda explains how a nurse educator became a maker — then a blogger – and then a content creator for herself and other successful brands. She talks about the giant mindset shifts she had had in embracing “functional minimalism” with her husband and three kids and in being authentic as an influencer and as a consumer of creative content.
Creative Counsel Episode 12
In this episode, you will learn
- Miranda’s four tips to get “unstuck” in your work
- How in the world you can be a minimalist with three kids, a dog, and as a crafter/maker
- Her thoughts on downsizing from her dream 25000 square foot rancher home in Texas to a 1,000 square foot Cape Cod rental house (breaking news — check our Miranda’s new home reno adventure here)
- What questions Miranda asks herself EVERY time she posts content
- What being “authentic” and “intentional” really mean to her as a modern influencer and creative
Miranda also talks about ALT summit (how it changed her career path, but in a way you wouldn’t expect!!)
Episode Links
ENGAGE VS. OBSERVE AND FOUR OTHER TIPS FOR A POSITIVE SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERIENCE
Brittany’s free mini-course on FTC disclosures and influencer marketing
FTC guidelines for social media
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