HeyJaredFresh Ideas by Alejo Porras
A weekly newsletter for creative professionals. I share sketchnotes and one article/story filled with practical tips to start the week inspired and focused.
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Still stuttering at sales calls? Watch this || Feat. Andy Cabistan || Ep.015 (opens the original)
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On this episode’s menu of the Fresh Ideas Podcast, Alejo Porras chats with longtime friend and behavioral science enthusiast Andy Cabistan to unpack something most creatives never think to study: why people actually make decisions — and how understanding that changes everything about the way you sell. Andy has spent over a decade in enterprise sales and negotiation, working across textiles and tech, and at the center of his approach is a deceptively simple idea: if you understand the narrative s
Sell and Price Like a Creative Expert | Feat. Blair Enns | Ep014 (opens the original)
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On this episode’s menu of the Fresh Ideas Podcast, Alejo Porras chats with Blair Enns — author of The Win Without Pitching Manifesto and The Four Conversations — to explore one of the most expensive mistakes creative professionals make: showing up to client relationships as a vendor instead of an expert. If you’ve ever had a client tell you what to do, when to do it, and how to do it — and felt powerless to push back — this episode is the conversation you didn’t know you needed. Blair has spent
Fresh Ideas | Snack Episode on Influence, Passion, and History w/ Daniel Priestley (opens the original)
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On this episode’s menu of the Fresh Ideas Podcast , host Alejo Porras has a brief conversation with entrepreneur, author, and speaker Daniel Priestley to take a bite on big topics. On this episode’s menu: * The algorithm has changed, and that’s good news for graphic recorders. * What it really means to be passionate. * The way Daniel defines his work and family roles. * We’re living in a revolution. Recognizing this “moment” and making the best of it. * What it means that “history doesn’t repeat
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