The Creative Entrepreneur Roadmap

As a Renaissance Person 2.0 (RP2), you care as much about creativity and uniqueness and choosing the right path as you do about meeting your financial goals. You also have a better mental toolkit than most other folks do to help you get there: you understand the web, you embrace the new world of entrepreneurialism, and you know the power creativity brings to fire up any endeavor.

There are a lot of courses out there that focus only the entrepreneurial side of this equation or the creative side, but never both: they cover business or they cover creativity. One makes you feel too oily and the other seems unmoored from practical application.

If there were a course which somehow managed to merge the entrepreneurial and the creative together, and where all the students were also trying to merge these two sides of their lives, I think it would be very valuable to you.

So I’m pleased to tell you about Lateral Action’s Creative Entrepreneur Roadmap course, for which I’m an affiliate (if you sign up I get compensated for referring you). I’m very choosy about what I promote here: it has to be a great product and the right fit. It has to be truly helpful and relevant to you, and the Creative Entrepreneur Roadmap passes with flying colors.

You should go read the description of the course. They’ve done a great job of outlining the course contents, benefits and formats. Your teachers will be Mark McGuinness, Brian Clark, Tony Clark (no relation to Brian) and Sonia Simone. Plus an entire bonus course about how to partner with others to profitably and safely create, launch and run creative entrepreneurial ventures. Plus deep discounts on creative & entrepreneurial coaching. Plus fast-action bonuses for the first people to sign up.

It’s good stuff, serious deep stuff and I’d hate for you to miss the chance to be a part of it.

PS – One thing I know you’ll appreciate is the utter lack of fake yellow highlighter marker or other nonsense on the sign-up page. This is all about creative juice, not snake oil. These are the good guys and they deserve a look.

Image credit: Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the BPL