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Ep. 41: Building Creative Independence (Jay Clouse, Creative Companion)

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This week our guest Jay Clouse joins us to discuss his work as a full-time creator. That life as a creator is made up of working on his podcast “Creative Elements,” where he interviews creators, a newsletter, and online courses and workshops too.

In this episode, we sat down with Jay to talk about his creative endeavors and how he brought them to life, the benefits of having a podcast (even if you’re a total beginner.) Plus we cover the first thing he’d do if he was at the beginning of building an online business, and more.

Today’s guest: Jay Clouse, Creative Companion

Jay Clouse, creator and podcaster

What does it take to build creative independence? Jay Clouse knows a thing or two about making that happen. For the last 10 years, Jay’s been exploring what it means to be a creator and helping other people become their very own boss in the creator economy. In this episode, we sat down with Jay to talk about his creative endeavors and how he brought them to life, the benefits of having a podcast (even if you’re a total beginner), what the first thing he’d do if he was in the beginning of building an online business, and more.

Jay Clouse is a writer, podcaster, and community builder. He hosts Creative Elements, a narrative-interview podcast exploring how your favorite creators make a living with their art and creativity. He writes the newsletter Creative Companion, and he previously led the Community Experience team for Pat Flynn and Smart Passive Income, designing their paid membership community and cohort-based course programs.

Where to find Jay:

Jay’s website: https://jayclouse.com
Jay’s Teachable school: https://courses.jayclouse.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jayclouse
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jayclouse
Podcast: https://creativeelements.fm



Author: Nina Godlewski, Nina is a Content Marketing Strategist at Teachable. She has a passion for taking complex topics and making them accessible for any reader. Previously she's written for Lending Tree, Fundera, Newsweek, and Business Insider.