Jay Clouse is the host of the popular podcast, Creative Elements. A couple of months ago, I took one of Jay's podcasting courses, which changed how I think about podcasting and creative work.

In this episode, Jay and I discuss the value of consistency. He's interviewed several top performers, like Seth Godin, and turning up and doing consistent work is often the key to their success.

Jay also says that it's not too late to start a podcast, write a book, or whatever your creative goals are. Jay has talked to podcasters who started their shows as late as 2007, proving that if you're passionate about a topic and understand your niche, you can connect with an audience.

I also asked Jay how he's promoted and built his podcast over the years, and he offers some actionable tips. We finish the interview talking about NFTs or non-fungible tokens. So if that's something you're interested in, stay tuned until the end of the podcast.

In this episode, we discuss:

The techniques he's used for getting high profile guests on his podcast
How long it takes Jay to edit a podcast episode
How Jay balances all of his work projects
Why it's not too late to start a podcast
How to monetize your podcast
Why all creatives should consider NFTs

Resources:

Creative Elements
@jayclouse on Twitter

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What Is Creative Independence and How Can You Find It? With Jay Clouse