Sitting in an airplane, putting thoughts down for a keynote I had at Elevation Church, I began to write about “Memory Makers.”

Most projects have various options that could be right for them; sometimes, we just need to make a decision on the path we’re going to take. Thing is, making that decision isn’t always clear to us. I’ve been there.

Do I work on projects, invoice clients, project manage, or just sit here wondering what the heck to do?

Recently, we explored the principles of leadership through the lens of the book Creativity, Inc.—and it sparked some incredible insights into the power of trust, vulnerability, and culture.

Today, I’m excited to share one of my secrets with you: a practice I’ve adopted that gives me a creative edge in ideation. I call it "Being Idea Ready."

Today I’d like to share a financial tool that helped Angel and I save $20,000 in about a year and a half.

Whether you're a freelancer or part of a larger team, the ability to collaborate effectively is a crucial skill that can advance your career. These practices will equip you to work well with others and achieve great results.

Today, I'm traveling to Adobe Max. Angel and I have been invited by Chris Do to exhibit God is a Designer® at his booth. We're thrilled and incredibly grateful for this opportunity. If you're attending, you can find us at Booth B230. Follow along @godisadesigner.co.

I'd like to share a practice that has helped me pitch confidently. It’s called "Proofing the Concept." What does it mean? "Proofing the concept" refers to the process of testing or verifying the viability and functionality of a concept, idea, or project. It involves evaluating whether the concept works in practice, identifying any flaws or issues, and making necessary adjustments or improvements.

It's time to win more projects, increase your earnings, and enjoy the journey along the way. Let ACEVEDO Co's Client Proposal be your secret weapon to success.

Today I’m going to share a tool that helped close five figure project deals at ACEVEDO Co. We call it The Project Kickstarter.