Episode 336: Creativity and Business Success with Isy Imarni
Isy’s journey to success has not been without its challenges. From experiencing homelessness at a young age to raising a child on her own, she has faced numerous obstacles along the way. However, rather than letting these struggles define her, Imarni used them as motivation to achieve her goals.
In this episode, Adam Stott interviews Isy Imarni, winner of the Best Creativity Award at the Done for You Branding Retreat. Isy shares her inspiring story of overcoming adversity and using her experiences as a springboard for success. She discusses her diverse creative background in fashion, film, and photography, and how she incorporates AI technology into her work.
Izzy emphasizes the importance of having the right mentorship and support, as well as the need to push past fear and embrace new opportunities.
Show Highlights:
- Isy’s journey from homelessness and single parenthood to building a successful business
- Importance of exploring different creative industries and being open to new opportunities
- Using AI technology to enhance creative work
- The value of mentorship and support
- Building a supportive network for personal and professional growth
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Transcript:
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