ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this first episode of the Vector Path Podcast I give you a quick introduction to what you can expect in my weekly episodes.
I also discuss the subject of niching down. Do you feel that niching down as a designer is a good plan? Listen in and hear my opinion and the path that I'm currently on.
The two designers that I mention in this episode are
- Tom Ross, co-founder of Design Cuts, Podcaster, YouTuber and all around amazing human being
- Connor Fowler, owner of CFowler Design, Podcaster, Cannabis branding specialist and also an amazing human being!
Tom's Links:
https://www.instagram.com/tomrossmedia/
https://twitter.com/tomrossmedia/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC98sD2ScNnJL3NBIji-pJww
Connor's Links:
https://www.instagram.com/cfowlerdesign/
https://twitter.com/cfowlerdesign/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVqc4moR588ni-ii7QrS-Dw
My links:
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