Go Off & Create

Join us in celebrating Go Off & Create's five-year journey, reflecting on the unconventional approach of navigating business without strict expectations. Embracing a go-with-the-flow mindset, founding joy in avoiding unnecessary stress and tension. This milestone highlights the character of Go Off & Create as a small business with a personal touch, prioritizing happiness over rigid goals. This episode explores the significance of community, revealing unexpected support through partnerships. So here's to five years of embracing the unexpected and creating confidently.

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Long time no speak. In this episode, host, Cameia sits down with her friend Joanne of the “No Added Sugar Podcast” to discuss why we haven't been podcasting. Yes, you read that right, an episode about why there's been no episodes, lol.  No, we're not walking away from podcasting but clearing the air, enjoy. 

If you're a Power Ranger watching kid of the 90s, then you probably know what a Megazord is. If not in this episode, host Cameia will explain. Also, in this episode, our host shares how her business, Go Off & Create, partners with other companies to offer more services. Finally, listen in as a couple of her friends share what it's like working together. Plus, there are tips on things to consider when starting this process. 

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All Things Content
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Housekeeping
This podcast is formerly Go Off & Create the Podcast and has gotten a refresh for 2022. 

In this episode, we go off with fellow graphic designer and new friend of the podcast Robbea Pierre. Have you ever wonder about machines versus creatives? To be more specific design tools and artificial intelligence (AI) and how it impacts certain creatives. Join us as we talk about how we feel about certain design tools, can machines be more creative than humans, what does the creative future look like, and more. 

We all know how heavily social media has impacted our lives whether positive or negative. In this episode, we go off with a friend of the show Courtney Payne and we discuss copycat culture. Copycat culture being those who repurpose content creator's stuff and don't give them credit. I mean is plagiarism no longer a thing?! We offer up our opinions on the matter as well as veer off into some other topics, so listen in. 

In this episode, we go off with a lawyer and friend of the show Curt Law. Things were a little less planned this go around as sometimes it’s good to be a little free-formed. We talked about business coaching, does success mess with creativity, Mortal Kombat, and more. Go off and have fun with us in this episode.

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In this episode, we went off with a studier of tantra, vibrational medicine enthusiast, Jasmine Rencher. We talk about the hustle and flow, and no we're not talking about rapping but the hustle and flow of our own lives. Jasmine will share when she became self-aware and why she fleed New York. She has found ease in assessing herself, learning what her triggers are and how to overcome them. 

In this episode, we went off with songwriter, performer, writer, creative curator Alfred Nomad. He is creative who's down to help and connect people. He has a knack for having a lot of dope ideas and seeing them through! This may seem like a small thing but I know there's a lot of us who have ideas that never see the light of day.  So just imagine if we took a chance on ourselves. Exuding this much creativity takes a lot of energy, so Alfred shares how meditation and yoga give him time and helps him practice self-care. 

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In this episode, we went off with the Founder and Editor in Cheif of InCLub Magazine, Dion Ringgold. He also happens to be really good at this content creation thing. In this interview, we talk about the hard work he put in to get his business started. What mistakes he faced and how he overcame them. Plus green apple water ice...apparently it's a Philly thing! 

Today, we went off with indie Director/Co-Producer Kiara Barnes as well as  Screenwriter/Co-Producer, Celeste Banks about their new short film, Black Girls & Fairytales. These two women have set out to change the narrative around colorism and the lack of black women representation in film, with a not so typical fairytale. Listen in as we discuss Black Girls & Fairytales plus, we have raw conversations about the film industry, building genuine connections, and staying motivated. 

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