Videos

The Mindset of Mastery; What separates a good artist from a truly world-class creative? Photographer, director and visual artist Timothy Hogan joins Tony to explore the intersection of the challenge mindset, mastery of your craft, and creative longevity.

Matt Seidel conversation, teaser. A sneak-peek into the first minute or so of my conversation with Los Angeles based photographer, Matt Seidel.

Simple-done-well. Matt & Tony discuss how simple portraits are not only the most powerful type of portrait, but also the most difficult to pull-off well.

In this short clip Los Angles based photographer Matt Seidel describes how he would set-up his ideal photo shoot.

Tim discusses his concept of the “Threads” that each of us have in our lives and the importance of recognizing how important they are to helping us stay on-track to fulfilling our purpose.

In this quick clip of my conversation with Los Angeles based director/photographer, Timothy Hogan, I’m discussing with Tim the “real job” of a commercial artist.

In this clip of my hour-long conversation, photographer/director Tim Hogan describes how he appreciates a tough project. That challenge helps him get his creativity flowing.

Yes, I'm a photographer myself, and I know a TON of professional photographers, too. But when the latest need for photos of myself came up, rather than asking a photographer friend to do a (free) session with me, or setting-up an elaborate self-portrait set ... I HIRED a commercial portrait photographer! The experience was fantastic and I learned a LOT from being a 'paying client'. It was surprising! I think all photographers should hire another photographer on occasion. It's surprising what you'll learn!

This is one of the simplest things to understand, but almost always goes overlooked. Studio leaders will come to the same conclusion about the most valuable part of the studio, but I cut to the chase in this quick video so we can better understand what needed to maintain a studio's value to the larger organization, stakeholders, internal clients and external customers.

The easiest & cheapest way to subconsciously trigger your team into giving you their best performance. No … really!!

Something to consider when promoting a great contributor into a management or Leadership role.

Whether in life or an adventure, motorcycling, do you want to keep your focus on the horizon so you don't get tripped up by the tiny obstacles on your path.