We asked some of the brightest and most thoughtful entrepreneurs, artists and creatives in the community to tell us about something they believe that most people in their space disagree with and we’ve shared highlights below.

Felly Day

As someone who works in content repurposing and marketing, I see a lot of focus on having these boxed in deliverables. 4 blogs, 8 emails, 16 social media captions or 3 posts, 2 story graphics and 1 reel concept per week. My problem is, no 2 businesses are the same. If I work with a coach and a digital magazine, they have different needs. In fact, the digital magazine doesn’t need blogs at all, they’d prefer reels created for them. Read more>>

Carina Arrigoni

You don’t need a routine to be lucrative OR productive. When I first started freelancing as a copywriter, I joined a high level membership and a copywriting mastermind led by one of the world’s most renowned marketers. The advice was always the same:‘If you want to make big bucks and make it to the top, you *have to* have a solid routine.’ Read more>>

J.P Mastey

Disagree vs. a different strategy is how I put it. I am an entrepreneur and a creative business person, with the latter being my true strength. While I aim to run a highly successful company, my metricsdiffer from many in the industry. The goal is to create product LOVE, not “like” or “good enough”. Read more>>

Danelle Gilles

I find that so many people undermine the importance of marketing. Entrepreneurs invest considerable time and resources into developing their ideas. However, when it comes to execution, there’s a tendency to prioritize cost-cutting, particularly in the realms of branding and marketing. I often pose a crucial question to those embarking on their entrepreneurial journey: Read more>>

Ali Jubelirer

Rather than explaining here, I hope it’s ok for me to provide this link – I think this is a really interesting topic and very divisive. Read more>>