Fueling Creativity: Lessons Learned From Building The BPN Media Team | 049
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Today, I’m sitting down with my close friend and BPN employee #5, Jordan Utter. Jordan was brought on at BPN in 2019 as the first creative hire. We’re sharing stories about the early days and what it took to build not only a company but also a brand fueled by creativity. We’re talking about lessons learned, creating out of passion instead of following trends, how the mission impacts your work, and everything in between. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!
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This was a great episode for two reasons: 1 - Jordan is awesome and I love his candidness here. Heck he could have his own podcast. 2nd - I really enjoyed the back and forth unscripted banter of this episode. What I'm about to say isn't a bad thing but usually this POD feels very scripted, edited, and clean, but this episode was so free and you could tell there was lots of on the spot comments on both sides. Loved it! Well done.
huge amount of respect for jordan (and nick too, of course). you guys both inspire me athletically and creatively
I thoroughly enjoyed, and got a lot out of this podcast. I love listening to and seeing how your business journey has been going.
All the ups and downs, the blood, sweat and tears. Truly inspirational, and i love the message you bring about faith as well.
Please keep this kind of content coming. Would love to see more about Jordan as well.
I send this comment with ove and respect here from South Africa 🙌
Bro, this one hit home.. HARD! Great episode lads!
LFG!
Go time!
Another thought. I couldn’t agree more on that originality problem and copying other people frameworks and even content from word to work. I just made a ”Parrot Effect” video about it.
Consume Less - CREATE More 🔥
I have so much respect for Jordan. I went to school for engineering, but learned I liked creating and was always curious. I'm also from Ohio, and everyone is a blue collar worker, but after working 4 months at my first job out of college, decided that work and life wasn't for me. In 2019, I started seriously learning about videography (after making 5-10 videos throughout college with my phone), and it was at the same time I found Nick's channel, and a few months later, Jordan was hired and I've looked up to him and his work as a creative mentor.
You should come to ft hood or do
Some kind of event for soldiers in the area
So inspiring Jordan! Thanks for this conversation
Que ensinamentos incríveis 👏🏻