I Am A Creator

How Chef Daniella Malfitano niched down her audience to stay true to herself and her food philosophy. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/daniella-malfitano for show notes and more information.

It’s not just about budgeting. For Nick True, sharing his lifelong passion for finances is about helping people win the game of life. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/nick-true for show notes and more information.

Not even the slow-paced fashion world of the Midwest could keep Whitney Manney from dreaming big and creating freely, boldly, and brightly. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/whitney-manney for show notes and more information.

When Shelby allowed herself to do the “irresponsible” thing and add some color to her bullet journal, a small rebellion of art turned into a career. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/shelby-abrahamsen for show notes and more information.

Rebecca Dekker wanted to focus on the data, but quickly learned that if you really want to make an impact and connect with your audience, you just have to tell your story. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/rebecca-dekker for show notes and more information.

When Noa Kageyama realized he didn’t love the thing he’d dedicated his life to, it was time to decide if the resistance he felt was the kind you push through or the kind that helps you choose a new path. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/noa-kageyama for show notes and more information.

What happens when you give up traditional expectations to fund your biggest dreams? Find out how Teela from Every Tuesday went from crying during her commute to covering her family’s living expenses for a year with one launch. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/teela-cunningham for show notes and more information.

Cara had always let her analytical side run the show. But when her government job of 10 years slowly deteriorated her health, Cara knew it was time for a change. She never could have guessed that in a short time she’d not only be handling her favorite band’s social media, but that she’d find the freedom to be creative. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/cara-chace for show notes and m...

When the illusion of security leaves you feeling trapped, how do you break free? Find out how author coaches Steve and Azul turned down big career advances, packed their life into 2 suitcases, and found their freedom 10 years in the making. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/azul-and-steve for show notes and more information.

When an unknown illness took Mayank out of work, he and his wife Prerna bet on themselves. Instead of sticking with traditional jobs, they took an intentionally different path to build something of their own - a lifelong dream coming true. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/prerna-mayank-malik for show notes and more information.

How watercolorist Angela Fehr, a girl from a small town in the middle of nowhere, learned to trust the process of believing in herself. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/angela-fehr for show notes and more information.

To find true success, you need to push past the standards of what you’ve always seen and lean into who you truly are. When Austin Church gave himself permission to be the fully-feeling creator he is, he connected more deeply with his audience and built a successful business helping creatives achieve their dreams. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/austin-church  for show notes and mor...

Changing perspectives and unveiling clarity are qualities that can’t be taught. While creator Vannesia Darby was successfully building her digital marketing business, her innate ability to draw people out started bringing her new clients and more joy. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/vannesia-darby for more information and show notes.

How parenting blogger Nina Garcia dreamed the impossible dream and quit her job. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/nina-garcia  for show notes and more information.

How do you start your journey to your dream job when it feels too big or you have no idea what it even means? Bonnie Christine first googled “How to become a fabric designer” and then learned that with 10 seconds of courage, you can take on big goals one step at a time. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/bonnie-christine for show notes and more information.

How muralist Eric Friedensohn owes his success to losing everything. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/eric-friedensohn for show notes and more information.

Depending on luck alone may have worked for a young Ed Latimore. But when this writer and former Heavyweight pro boxer learned to bet on himself, he found self-respect and the capability to dictate his own future. https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/ed-latimore for show notes and more information.

How web designer Chaitra Radhakrishna found the beautiful side of failure. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/chaitra-radhakrishna  for show notes and more information.

Designer Kelsey Baldwin had two life-changing events happen on the same day. But instead of letting the weight of a world-turned-upside-down keep her down, she looked to the one thing she knew she could control — her business. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/kelsey-baldwin for show notes and more information.

How embarrassment gave motion designer Austin Saylor the motivation and courage to overcome procrastination and perfectionism. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/austin-saylor for show notes and more information.

When Srini Rao turned a blog into a WSJ bestseller, he thought his life was set. But when faced with setback after setback, he had to learn to let go of the opinions and expectations of the world and get back to the man who was happy to sell 300 copies of his book. Visit  https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/srini-rao for show notes and more information.

When you have no one to look to, you blaze your own trails. This is the story of how travel blogger Gloria Atanmo went for her dreams and paved the way for others to follow. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/glo-atanmo show notes and more information.

Musicians today have to be multifaceted creators. Ryan Baustert of Throw the Fight learned that building a music career was a lot like building a business. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/ryan-baustert for show notes and more information.

How fine artist Kimberly Brooks continues to embrace the digital age by seeing technological shifts as an opportunity to communicate the things that never change. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/kimberly-brooks for show notes and more information.

When you’re burnt out on your calendar, but not on your mission, what’s your next play? For fashion designer, Brandice Daniel, stepping back with a “if it’s meant to be” mindset brought the biggest opportunity of her life — leading a team of women designers to create a shoe for Nike. Visit https://kit.com/resources/creator-stories/brandice-daniel for show notes and more information.