086 – Acres of Diamonds: Why Being Personable Trumps Perfect Content



Are you constantly overlooking opportunities that are right in front of you? Do you find yourself frustrated with the lack of traction in your creative career, despite creating meticulously crafted content? Have you ever dismissed an unexpected connection or invitation, only to wonder later if it might have led somewhere meaningful? In this episode of Creativity Excitement Emotion, David shares a provocative perspective on the self-defeating cycle of cynicism that plagues many artists, revealing how the opportunities they desperately seek are often the very ones they unconsciously reject. Drawing from his own experiences building the Spark Infinity community, he offers a compelling argument for why being personable has become more valuable than creating perfect content in 2025\'s creative landscape. Whether you\'re struggling to gain visibility for your work or simply feeling stuck in a \"miserable existence\" as an artist, this episode provides both the wake-up call and practical guida

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