I think sometimes the people who we see as great artists or great creators, a lot of times

they're actually not the best that's out there.

It's just that they're the best at putting their work out there and having it be seen.

Some of the best creators and artists in the world are people that haven't even been discovered

because they're not promoters. They're not people who know how to market themselves or maybe they haven't even been discovered because they're not promoters.

They're not people who know how to market themselves,

or maybe they don't even have the confidence to put their work out.

Caroline Lee is a podcaster and photographer that wants you to ship your ideas.

She says that we learn the most when we're constantly creating and releasing our work.

For many of us, the problem comes when we spend too much time with a project.

We labor over every detail, each pixel, until it's perfect.

The problem?

Perfect doesn't exist.

In our conversation today, we discuss what it takes to make great art when feedback is

important. We tell awkward stories about nude spas and how to break through the noise in 2018.

But before that conversation, let us do some housekeeping. I'm starting to take questions on

this podcast. The most common emails that I get are from

creatives asking me for advice about their specific struggles. If you have a question, if you're a

filmmaker, creative and artist, and you want to send, get my advice and my guest advice, send a video

of your question under two minutes to hello at matt deavela.com.

I look forward to hearing from you.

If you don't know how to spell my last name, D-A-V-V as in Victor, E-L-L-A.

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