Starving is a choice, not an artistic requirement. That single phrase from Jeff Goins’ book Real Artists Don’t Starve completely changed my life after 15 years as a worship pastor. For too long, I believed the false story that pursuing creative work meant living in financial struggle, that passion and provision could never coexist. But history proves otherwise. Michelangelo, Shakespeare, and C.S. Lewis weren’t starving loners, they were strategic, collaborative professionals who built susta...
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Starving is a choice, not an artistic requirement. That single phrase from Jeff Goins’ book Real Artists Don’t Starve completely changed my life after 15 years as a worship pastor. For too long, I believed the false story that pursuing creative work meant living in financial struggle, that passion and provision could never coexist. But history proves otherwise. Michelangelo, Shakespeare, and C.S. Lewis weren’t starving loners, they were strategic, collaborative professionals who built susta...
048 How to Build Grit as a Creative (When You Want to Quit)
The Rizzcast Podcast
33 minutes
1 month ago
048 How to Build Grit as a Creative (When You Want to Quit)
How do you develop "creative grit" and the resilience needed for long-term success in any creative field? Whether you're a worship leader, entrepreneur, artist, or creative professional feeling stuck, this conversation offers the practical tools and mindset shifts needed to develop lasting creative resilience. Follow Jordan Marcotte on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanamarcotte Support the show ▶️ ABOUT Justin Rizzo is a worship leader, songwriter, and filmmaker. He is passionat...
The Rizzcast Podcast
Starving is a choice, not an artistic requirement. That single phrase from Jeff Goins’ book Real Artists Don’t Starve completely changed my life after 15 years as a worship pastor. For too long, I believed the false story that pursuing creative work meant living in financial struggle, that passion and provision could never coexist. But history proves otherwise. Michelangelo, Shakespeare, and C.S. Lewis weren’t starving loners, they were strategic, collaborative professionals who built susta...
