EP 35: The Evolution of Worst of All Design and Steve Wasterval's Perspectives on the Business Side of His Creative Work

Happy New Year’s Eve everyone and Happy New Year if you’re
listening to this later!


 


Welcome to the third and final installment (for now!) of my
interview with my hubby and business partner, Steve Wasterval.


 


In part one, Steve shared the mindset shift going from an artist
to an artist who makes a sustainable living with his art through


 


In part two, we talked about how to build an audience and
sustainable business from your creative work.


 


Today, we’re going to focus on our company, Worstofall Design,
and how we evolved from trying to build a classic agency model
business to the intensive model we have today. This model makes
us a lot of money through short, intensive projects and gives us
the freedom we crave to spend time doing all the other things we
love to do!


 


Obviously, I am talking about this all the time but Steve will
share his perspective on the journey as the creative, times that
he was resistant to the changes I was trying to implement, which
I’m sure any creatives listening will be able to relate to, and
how and why he evolved and shifted to embrace this model and
really sees it as the key to being able to be the free, creative
artists that he wants.


Tune into this episode to hear:


Steve’s perspective as the creative in our partnership and
how that dynamic plays out in how we work together

Looking at our habits in life, business and creative life and
determining if they serve us or not

How implementing business and marketing strategies into a
creative business actually opens you up to doing so much more
with your creativity—without limitations



Learn more about Steve Wasterval:


Worstofall Design

stevewasterval.com

Follow Steve on Instagram

Steve’s Mini Painting Lead Magnet



 


Learn more about Pia:


No BS Agency Owners Free Facebook Group

The Show Your Business Who's Boss Crash Course

Start reading the first chapter of my book

Piasilva.com