I was a freelance developer for about 1.5 years, got jobs from few clients and established very good relations with them. They gave me fuel to hire devs and establish scalable infrastructure with talented people on the main roles. Though, usually solo-freelancers are being hired by small companies, so, it's not enough unfortunately. Right now we are growing, but I can do so much more.
Define "creative process"? Is it a state of mood, when random new ideas come to mind? Or may be not ideas, but specific problems solutions? Or may be you refer to a specific activity, like painting?
How does one sit down and just produce? Across 1 or more mediums?
I see people creating videos, music, merch, social media presence, and pushing that.
How to get into that mind frame? The one of just create, just deliver, just ship it, and worry about the criticism later if at all.
I think tech and art can learn a lot from each and hother.
I know these are some unclear half baked questions, but my mind is all over the place and I'm having a hard time forming good questions, but i hope you still understand, or have anything to say at all. Thanks!
> i hope you still understand, or have anything to say at all
sure, i can say something, but this will be misleading. If you have open mind right now, then random advices will lead you to certainty point, that unlikely to be aligned with your goal. Use the First principle to define your goal, then build your question upon it, then you may get valuable advice from someone.
I was a freelance developer for about 1.5 years, got jobs from few clients and established very good relations with them. They gave me fuel to hire devs and establish scalable infrastructure with talented people on the main roles. Though, usually solo-freelancers are being hired by small companies, so, it's not enough unfortunately. Right now we are growing, but I can do so much more.