My three big takeaways from Voicecon

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In today’s Self-made Creative podcast episode, I review Gary Vaynerchuk and Vaynermedia‘s Voicecon that I attended on May 22, 2018. It was an incredible experience and my three big takeaways will prove super useful to Creatives who want to succeed in their creative businesses. I’d love to hear from you about your thoughts on voice and how we can use voice to drive innovation and creativity. Drop a comment and let me know what you think.

During the show, I promised the name of the person who invented the flip phone who credits the TV show Star Trek with the inspiration. According to my good friend Lee, it is likely Martin Cooper at Motorola in 1973, who also said he was inspired by Dick Tracy’s wrist radio.

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panel on the future of voice in tech and media at Voicecon

 

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