Hello, everyone, and welcome to “The Jim Kroft Podcast,” where I seek to build bridges between the parallel worlds of the creative arts and the solopreneur's path.From the inception of this Podcast, the band Amistat has been on my list of dream guests. Watch on YouTubeI met Jan and Joseph years ago while I was filming a documentary about "The Reeperbahn Festival". Since then I've been a proud friend to witness their music find a worldwide audience with sold-out tours, millions of plays on Spotify and a following grow to soon 700,000 on Instagram. They dropped into their studio during their German tour, and what followed was one of the great conversations of my life.Today, Amistat shares insights on:🎵 Crafting Deeply Authentic Songs🌍 Navigating the Global Music Scene👥 The Role of Mental Health in Creativity🎤 Tips for Aspiring Musicians💡 Maintaining Artistic Integrity in a Commercial WorldTheir story they told has already had a massive influence on how I’m approaching my own creative journey and I'm so excited to share this one with you. Oh, and listen up for a wonderful live version of "Better Ways"!Are you ready? Then, let’s dive in!JimJim Kroft links:NewsletterInstagramX YouTubeAmistat links:InstagramWebsite ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Dear friends, Today’s episode, “The Mission and The Breath,” began while I was writing my diary in my local cafe here in Berlin. It was 8 am on a Monday morning, and, honestly, I didn’t set out to write this Podcast.But I found myself moving through the gears and decided to follow the pulse. It brought me to wonder:How can offsetting our life against the cosmic dance improve our choices, circumstances, and creativity?Yes, in this podcast I consider the eternal.Yes, in this podcast, my mind dissolves as I wrestle with the Big Bang.Yes, in this podcast, I pause all things and reframe everyday life with the great symphony. During my rumination and research, I consider:🌈 The Power of Noticing: how awareness sharpens the mind and turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.⏳ Time's Tapestry: how the Big Bang’s cosmic origins link to our everyday existence.💔 Beyond Pain: how our lowest points contain the DNA of our breakthroughs🚀 Choice Power: how one’s attitude transforms our experience of life, inspired by Viktor Frankl’s wisdom🎶 Balanced Living: why the modern narrative on ambition versus presence is misguided, and how blending the two can lead to a more fulfilling life.This podcast is about how creativity and solopreneurship. But if we do not frame our pursuits within the universe’s grand story, how can we ever expect to make the best choices for our lives?Do you understand how significant what you have in your hands is?Today, I ask you to stop for a moment and to come on a non-linear journey with me through time and space. Ok, deep breath.Let's dive in!Your host,Jim LINKSNewsletterYouTubeInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to “The Jim Kroft Podcast”, where creativity meets solopreneurship.This week's special guest is Arnulfur Hakonarson, aka "That Icelandic Guy," who has grown his YouTube channel to 170K subscribers and his Instagram to over 300K.IN SHORT:📈 Arnulfur’s strategy for searchable, impactful YouTube content.🧠 Mindset, consistency, and the journey from zero to viral.🎭 The blend of education and fun in his content creation.🚀 Launching and scaling a channel with strategic insights.💡 Generating ideas and overcoming the saturation in digital platforms.Today's episode is a comprehensive guide on starting YouTube, packed with Arnulfur's unique insights—from Titles and Thumbnails to content batching, using bullet points instead of scripts, finding your niche, and juggling YouTube with family life.During it, he grills me on my own YouTube channel with hilarious (and encouraging!) tough love -“…push out content, learn from your mistakes and do it again!”The episode is especially inspiring for anyone who’s older or feels they are coming too late to the creator economy:“…today is the best day to start!”My conversation with Arnulfur is a rip-roaring masterclass on YouTube, the digital economy and Solopreneurship, and will leave you feeling like everything is possible.Are you ready? Then, let’s dive in!Your host, JimLINKSJim KroftNewsletterYouTubeInstagramX That Icelandic GuyInstagramYouTube-----EXPANDEDHow to create searchable, impactful YouTube content that stands out.Strategies for consistent content creation and achieving viral growth on YouTube.Educational and entertaining content creation tips that engage and retain viewers.Best practices for launching and scaling a YouTube channel, including technical tips on titles, thumbnails, and content batching.Overcoming digital platform saturation: Innovative ideas for carving out your niche.Balancing content creation with family life, offering inspiration for creators at any stage of life. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast"I'm your host, Jim, and this week we're diving into "Monk Mode". This episode dives into the principles of "Monk Mode," drawing inspiration from the disciplined lifestyle of monks to advocate for focused attention, sacrificial dedication, and a deeper sense of purpose in both work and life.Including the wisdom of monks, the zaniness of Elon Musk, the Buddha and beyond, we'll look at "Monk Mode" beyond productivity hacks and influencers. Here's what we'll cover:1️⃣ Monk Mode: Inspired by monks, it focuses on one focus by eliminating distractions.2️⃣ Lessons: Learn solitude, presence, motivation, and sacrificial love for work.3️⃣ Application: Prioritise process over outcomes, find deeper meaning in work.4️⃣ Key Takeaways: Emphasise presentness, process, and find fulfillment in sacrifice.5️⃣ Integration of Wisdom: Apply Monk Mode insights for personal growth in modern life.If you’re ready, then let’s dive in!You host, JimLINKSNewsletterYouTubeInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

NEWSLETTEREach week, I expand and reflect on the ideas of the Podcast in my "Creative Insights" on Substack:Subscribe Now----IN SHORTIn today's episode with Aishwarya Ashok:🌱 Growth mindset at the intersection of innovation.📝 Journaling for clarity and productivity.🎙️ Consistent podcasting with preparation and intuition.🏗️ "Building in public" strategy for creative success.🎨 Holistic growth and creativity in diverse fields.----TODAY'S EPISODEHello, everyone, and welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where I link the worlds of business and creativity.It's self-evident in the digital economy that these once-separated galaxies are starting to collide.The journey of figuring this out has led me to seek the wisdom of others, and today’s special guest, Aishwarya Ashok, embodies this wisdom. I first met Aishwarya on an online course I took last year, run by KP, one of the most cherished guests on this Podcast. Every time Aishwarya spoke, I was struck by her ability with the spoken word and quickly became a fan of her Podcast, “The Founders Foyer”.Recognised among the Top 200 Creators on LinkedIn in India, Aishwarya is a visionary product manager, podcaster, and artist. Today, we'll explore how she balances being a mentor and creator while nurturing an entrepreneurial spirit. How does she navigate these intersections, and what advice does she offer those exploring similar paths?Her answers left me feeling that every challenge is an opportunity, and every day is an unwritten script, pregnant with possibility.I'm excited to introduce Aishwarya and her wonderful perspectives on everything from the digital economy to the creator ecosystem. Are you ready? Then, let’s dive in!AISHWARYA ASHOK LINKWebsiteXJIM KROFT NewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello everyone, and welcome to the 15th episode of “The Jim Kroft Podcast.”This week's episode is a personal reflection on a book which has impacted me greatly:Stephen King’s “On Writing”.I put a lot of love into the writing, sound design and the original music.The focus of this Podcast is linking the Solopreneur and Creative worlds.But I don’t want it to be just about creativity but for it to be a creative podcast.As such, I continue to experiment with the format. I want to give you the best experience I can - and I hope something original too.Today’s episode is about finding inspiration in failure.Each takeaway is accompanied by an anecdote from Stephen King himself, a writer with mind-boggling consistency.Finally - by signing up for my newsletter, you will receive next week my new music - "The Isolation Diaries" EP - twomonths before anyone else!With love, JimFor the fullest experience, I recommend reading this episode while listening:READ HEREJim Kroft links:NewsletterInstagramX YouTube ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, everyone, and welcome to “The Jim Kroft Podcast”, where I seek to build bridges between the parallel worlds of the creative arts and solopreneur's path.When I started this Podcast, one of the first names I wrote down as a dream guest was Josh Spector, so I’m just buzzing to introduce you to him today.What I love about Josh is that he combines the innovative mindset of an entrepreneur with the non-conformism of creatives.As he says - “you don’t stand out by trying to fit in”.Josh is a prolific creator with 28 products on Gumroad, the mastermind behind the "For the Interested" newsletter, which has amassed 42,000 subscribers, and the host of the thought-provoking "I Want to Know" podcast.However, what sets Josh apart is that few people are as concentrated on giving value per minute.Today, Josh shares insights on:📈 One-Person Business Strategies🎨 Creative Process (Courses & Gumroad)😊 Fostering a Positive Mindset📣 Revolutionizing Newsletters🎙️ Podcast Strategy Systematization💡 Providing Value vs. InterestOn a personal note, inspired by Josh’s advice, I launched my first lead magnet over Christmas, leading to 170 new subscribers to my “Creative Insights” newsletter. It was my best week ever so far and another example of how all the ideas, insights and actionable tips I’m learning from the Podcast are having a real-life impact. You can see the link in the show notes if you'd like to subscribe.I'm excited to continue sharing the journey ahead for all of you who are starting Podcasts, Newsletters or YouTube channels this year.Okay, it’s time to meet Mr Josh Spector,Are you ready? Then, let’s dive in!JimJim Kroft links:NewsletterInstagramX YouTubeJosh SpectorWebsite ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey everyone, and welcome to today’s Podcast, where we’re going to jump into 2024 together. In today's episode, I explore ideas for creatives and solopreneurs in 2024 through the lens of my own resolutions for the year ahead, including:Building my first "Lead Magnet" (see link!)Having the courage to fail on YouTubeWhy distribution is as important as creativityStarting with difficultyWrestling the musical godsHow to finish long-term projects (like "The Isolation Diaries)Before doing though, here is some news to round up 2023:Firstly, as followers of the Podcast know, last week, I had the first cinema screening of my new documentary, “The Isolation Diaries”. I’m really happy to report that it both sold out and that I’m making the film available to listeners of this podcast for the next week! WATCH "THE ISOLATION DIARIES"The second news is that we have some great guests lined up for 2024. I have four recorded already for Season 2, and we’re going to start 2024 with a bang!Finally, thank you all so much for the support as I’ve kicked off the Podcast in 2023. I’ve been kept so motivated by you, my brilliantly supportive community of listeners. We’re finishing the year on a real high, with a Top 100 placement in both the Italian and South African Apple Podcast Charts. If you would like to leave a Christmas present - a review is so appreciated!If you’re ready, then let’s dive into today’s episode. You host, JimLINKSNewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast"!It's a crazy week as I am desperately completing "The Isolation Diaries" documentary.Tonight is the first cinema screening, and because it's such an important and intense week, I was determined to share the experience withyou here on the Podcast.In this episode, I share:Using a public release as a tactical decision to get something finishedThe absurdity of taking on a vast creative project like a documentary in a Snapchat worldSpiritual lessons gleaned from recomposing yourself after a period of great devastationHow I'm thinking about the release planSome audio cutaways from the documentary itselfI hope there's some inspiration and ideas in here for all of you wrestling with your own projects, whether creative or business.Finally, feel welcome to join my newsletter where I am considering previewing the documentary over Christmas.Are you ready? Then, let's dive in!Your host,Jim NewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome to the "The Jim Kroft Podcast", where I explore creative life and one-person businesses.  In today's episode, I dive into the world of 'Deep Work' inspired by Cal Newport's book, sharing how it has transformed my creative working life.It's a particularly busy period for me as I juggle;-  End-of-year client jobs in film and photography-  Completing the edit of my new documentary, "The Isolation Diaries"-  Keeping up with my paid newsletter on Substack-  Researching my weekly guest on the Podcast-  Preparing the vinyl and artwork for my new album Without knowing my daily process intimately, I'd have no chance to keep up. Today, I explore a very personal take on:The Concept of "Deep Work"Concentration as a SuperpowerChoosing Your AttitudeSetting Objectives and DeadlinesStrategies for Getting in the ZoneCompleting Long-Term ProjectsThere are also some sound effects and music (all mine!) as I continue to develop my "voice" and style with these solo episodes.Finally, I wanted to say thank you as we AGAIN entered the Apple Charts last week! If you have a moment to leave a review and rating - it would be so very appreciated. Have a great day and see you in a fortnight,JimLINKSNewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, everyone, and thank you for tuning in to 'The Jim Kroft Podcast,' where we explore the exciting intersection of solopreneurship and creativity. I'm your host, Jim Kroft.In these conversations, I engage with mavericks who chart their own courses in life, art, and business. Today, we have a special guest, 'The Dark Tenor' (Billy Andrews), who epitomises these values. Since leaving Universal Music, he has forged a unique path in the music industry and pioneered a groundbreaking business model in the process.Having directed Billy’s last 7 music videos, I’ve watched with curiosity and awe how he approaches the most challenging industry with a can-do attitude and astute business acumen.I asked him to come to my Berlin studio, and today, for the first time, he breaks down in intimate detail how musicians can forge independent careers in the toughest of environments.For Solopreneurs, Billy shares his strategies for launching new products, his approach to content creation, and leveraging marketing funnels effectively.In this episode:1️⃣ Navigating the music industry as your own manager2️⃣ The continuing relevance of Facebook marketing3️⃣ Harnessing AI for innovative marketing strategies4️⃣ Building robust databases5️⃣ Merging music industry insights with e-commerce tactics6️⃣ Adopting big-brand strategies for an independent careerFinally, today is a little landmark for the podcast, as we’ve just reached our 10th episode!Thank you all for the support so far; it really keeps me motivated to keep reaching out to great people, dig into their experiences, and share what I discover.It means the world to have you along for the journey.If you’re ready, then let’s dive in!JimTHE DARK TENORWebsiteSpotifyInstagramJIM KROFT LINKSNewsletterInstagramX ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where we unravel the symbiosis of entrepreneurship and the arts.It's been one of those times when life flexes its muscles, and you're faced with a Podcasting dilemma.Back-to-back postponements left me with a choice: delay, skip, or adapt. We all know that feeling, right? You want to stay consistent, but life... well, it has its own plans.So, I leaned into the moment and decided to use this mini-crisis as an opportunity. As such, I write this off the back of a 20-hour creative maelstrom creating today's episode. This is my first attempt at a narrative podcast, incorporating elements such as music (all my own), sound effects, and storytelling. It's something new for me, and I really hope you enjoy it!Today's theme challenges something many of us grapple with as we grow older - the belief that it's too late for us.In this episode, I explore:1️⃣ The Inextinguishable Spark of Unlived Potential2️⃣ The Gulf Between Cultivated and Dormant Self3️⃣ Not Self-Love, But Self-Discovery4️⃣ Resisting the Capitalization of Self5️⃣ Harnessing Solopreneurship as an Avenue for TransformationI’ve written about the creative process on my Substack, where you can also find a full transcript under the article "It's Not Too Late".As ever, thank you so much for the support! JimLINKSNewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where we unravel the symbiosis of entrepreneurship and the arts.Today, I'm thrilled to present Boris Eldagsen, a pioneering German artist and agitator. Boris's work has exploded into global recognition this year, particularly after winning and then rejecting the Sony World Photography Award. It thrust his AI-generated images to the forefront of discussions around the topic of AI.Since then, he's become a figurehead for artists worldwide, gaining ubiquitous coverage from The Guardian to Al Jazeera. I’ve known Boris for over a decade and have greatly enjoyed seeing his splendidly tall frame towering above the crowd at several of my concerts.Welcoming him onto the show was a moving moment in our friendship, and to celebrate it, the team went full Joe Rogan on the film production. Please do pop over to my YouTube channel if you'd like to check it out!In today’s episode, Boris dives deep into:🤖 The concept of authenticity in the AI Age🚀 His remarkable journey from underground artist to global acclaim🏆 The audacious stance he took regarding the Sony Awards📜 His eclectic philosophy, drawing from Jungian psychology and Eastern mysticism🤝 The art of building community in the digital economyWhether you're an artist navigating the AI landscape or working out how to use AI in your business, this episode is for you.If you’re ready, then let's dive in!Your host, JimBORIS ELDAGSENInstagram PseudomnesiaJIM KROFT LINKSNewsletterInstagramX  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where we delve into the exciting convergence of solopreneurship and creativity.In this week's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome Jay Clouse, a legend in the world of the creator economy.I first met Jay when I enrolled in his masterclass on Newsletters, and was so impressed by his knowledge & warmth that I invited him onto the Podcast.Jay is the founder of “Creator Science” a go-to resource for those seeking financial success through creativity. Its branches include his Podcast, his Newsletter (40,000 subscribers) and membership community “Creator Lab”.In this episode, Jay shares insights on:Overcoming Self-Doubt in CreativityThe Creator Economy and Its ChallengesNavigating Discovery and Relationship PlatformsThe Art of Playing the Long-Term GameBuilding Your Presence in a Crowded Digital SpaceWhether you're running a Podcast, Newsletter, or business, today's episode will fill you with new ideas and courage for the path ahead!Finally, if you'd like to follow my personal reflections on creativity and entrepreneurship, please feel welcome to subscribe to my Substack.OK, I’m thrilled to present you the brilliant man that is Jay Clouse,If you’re ready, then let’s dive in!Your host, Jim JAY CLOUSE LINKSCreator ScienceTwitterJIM KROFT LINKSSUBSTACKINSTAGRAMTWITTER ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello everyone and welcome to “The Jim Kroft Podcast” where I explore the intersection between the business and arts worlds.My exploration of this topic began while pounding the icy streets of Berlin where I found myself drawn back to the world of Twitter, now X.Initially hesitant, I worried about the potential distraction from my work that another social media platform could pose.This uncertainty propelled me to investigate how I could think outside the box and that's when I discovered Hypefury, a groundbreaking platform that empowers content creators in numerous ways, from content scheduling to monetization.And so today I feel really lucky to to speak with Yannick Veys, Hypefury’s co-founderDuring our conversation, we dive into various topics, including:Building a personal brand or solo Twitter businessAdvance content scheduling for finding your voiceYannick's insights on the Twitter algorithmBalancing content creation and business successHypefury's expansion, acquisitions, and future featuresThe appeal of X lies in its abundance of ideas, and few individuals understand its complexities better than Yannick.Before we begin, I want to say thank you as always for all the support and if you enjoy the episode, please consider rating and reviewing!I’m your host Jim Kroft and if you’re ready, let's dive!YANNICK VEYS LINKS- Hypefury- TwitterJIM KROFT LINKS-  Jim on Twitter-  Jim's Substack-  Jim's Instagram ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast" where we explore the intersection between Entrepreneurship and the Arts.In this week's episode, I'm thrilled to introduce celebrated busker Reuben Stone, an artist who has risen from the streets to global recognition.Reuben’s is a story of reckless courage, burning artistic ambition and warrior spirit.During our conversation, we explore:Investing every scent in your purposeRising from financial ruinPerforming at your highest levelBuilding a career street by streetFinding your creativity Overcoming the need to punish yourselfWhether from the rubble of surviving the Christchurch earthquake or coming back from financial ruin in the pandemic, he invites us into the place where song is born and where resilience is forged.Today’s podcast is a reminder that the musical path, and indeed our lives, are as much a struggle as a symphony of growth.Finally, on a personal note, thank you all for the continuing support, and as ever, if you enjoy the Podcast, please take a moment to rate and write a review.Are you ready? Then let’s dive in!Your host, JimREUBEN STONE LINKS- Instagram- linksJIM KROFT LINKS- Jim on Twitter-  Jim's Substack ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where entrepreneurship and creativity converge, bridging the gap between the business and arts worlds.In today's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome Romanian artist Ioana Pioaru, who defies modern trends with her hand-inked drawing style.Finding the gallery route insurmountably blocked by the gatekeepers of the world, she set out on her artistic path, determined to find her own way. Her courage has attracted nearly 250,000 followers online and shows that a solo path does not have to mean an isolated path. In the interview, Ioana shares insights on:Balancing social media distraction with artistic deep work.Cultivating meaning through community and building it.Honoring your inner voice.Overcoming creative blocks.Allocating time to help others, regardless of success.Discovering meaning in a seemingly unresponsive world.Establishing a solo business in the digital economy.Cultivating world-class concentration.If you're ready, let's dive into Ioana's inspiring story, where she reminds us that staying true to ourselves forms the backbone of any successful enterprise.Let's Go!Jimp.s If you have a moment to rate and review the Podcast, it's a huge support!IOANA PIOARU LINKShttps://www.ioanapioaru.comhttps://www.instagram.com/ioanapioaruJIM KROFT LINKS- Jim on Twitter-  Jim's Substack ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast" where we explore the intersection between Entrepreneurship and the Arts.In this week's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome legendary "Indie Bootstrapper" and author Arvid Kahl.If I could synthesize the human embodiment of what a person might look like at the mysterious confluence between entrepreneurship and creativity, it would be Arvid.Having secured a million-dollar exit for his business, Arvid pivoted towards creativity, so far releasing two best-selling books and amassing 120,000 Twitter followers along the way.Today’s story however delves beyond the surface of the success and metrics. In the Podcast, we explore:- Transitioning from million-dollar exit to bestselling author - Overcoming social isolation and burnout - Arvid's content creation system- Effective message distribution across platforms- Finding the right audience to serve- Building in public as a Creative or SolopreneurArvid packs today’s Podcast with actionable steps, practical tips and hard-hitting life lessons. I also want to say THANK YOU to everyone for the wonderful launch of the Podcast! Your support helped it enter the Apple Podcasting Charts, which is just so energising. If you have a moment to rate or review, it would be a massive help as I try to keep the momentum rolling.OK, time to jump to today's episode!JimARVID KAHL LINKSWebsite:https://thebootstrappedfounder.comTwitter:https://twitter.com/arvidkahlJIM KROFT LINKSSUBSTACKhttps://jimkroft.substack.comINSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/jimkroftTWITTERhttps://twitter.com/jimkroft ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where we embark on a captivating journey exploring the intriguing intersection between entrepreneurship and creativity.In this week's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome "ell cartoons." Lauren's exceptional cartoons have garnered a following of 600K on YouTube, achieved through her independent artistry and determination to stay true to herself.In an interview filled with riotous laughter and profound honesty, Lauren takes us along her creative odyssey, sharing the soaring heights and challenging pitfalls of YouTube, while offering invaluable insights into what it means to be an artist in the digital age.It is a story which includes vertiginous success, mental health battles and the courage to bounce back from adversity. In it, we explore:how to build your audiencelearning to trust yourselfsanity and fameovercoming writer's blockstaying true to yourselffollowing what sets your soul on fireIt’s with huge pleasure and excitement that I introduce to you ell cartoons, with all her fire, zaniness and go-getter attitude. Are you ready? Then let's dive in!- JimELL CARTOONS:https://www.youtube.com/ @eLLcartoons  INSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/ell_cartoons/JIM KROFT LINKSINSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/jimkroft/SUBSTACKhttps://jimkroft.substack.com/TWITTERhttps://twitter.com/jimkroft ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to "The Jim Kroft Podcast," where entrepreneurship and creativity converge, bridging the gap between the business and arts worlds.In this inaugural episode, we have a very special guest: Karthik Puvvada, aka KP, the mastermind behind the acclaimed "Build in Public Podcast."KP, known as "The Build in Public Guy," takes us on his extraordinary journey from humble beginnings in India to pursuing his dreams in the US, a tale of self-belief, courage, and mental resilience.In the interview, KP shares invaluable insights on navigating our own journeys, including: The significance of "building in public" for artists & foundersPrioritizing prolific output over perfectionismOvercoming mental resistance and self-doubtExcelling in the long game: mastering the decadesDecoding the secrets of Twitter and growth tacticsUsing fun as a guiding principle for artistic pursuitsBuilding a strong bridge between artists and foundersIf you're ready, then let's delve into the mind of KP, a true advocate for uplifting others and embracing a win/win mentality.Let's Go!JimKP LINKS- The Build in Public Podcast- TwitterJIM KROFT LINKS- Jim on Twitter-  Jim's Substack ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★