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Podcast Appearances: Arias WebsterBerry

Never Read Your Own Press Clippings

Never Read Your Own Press Clippings

Never Read Your Own Press ClippingsArias WebsterBerry

The people who show up when you're winning are mostly not the people who stay when you're not. On failure, fair-weather friends, and a $122,000 lesson.

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Confusing Movement With Meaning

Confusing Movement With Meaning

Confusing Movement With MeaningArias WebsterBerry

For years I measured my worth by what I produced. Untangling those two things changed my happiness, my relationships and, unexpectedly, my results.

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AI Is Killing Creativity. I Say That as Someone Who Sells It.

AI Is Killing Creativity. I Say That as Someone Who Sells It.

AI Is Killing Creativity. I Say That as Someone Who Sells It.Arias WebsterBerry

I build AI products for a living. I also think AI is diminishing people's creativity, and the reason has nothing to do with the technology.

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Not All Money Is Good Money

Not All Money Is Good Money

Not All Money Is Good MoneyArias WebsterBerry

A client I consulted for looked wildly successful from the outside. Inside it was decaying. Years later the business had shrunk dramatically. Here's what I took from it.

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From Grammy Winners to Homeless: Why Hustling Without Systems Keeps You Broke

From Grammy Winners to Homeless: Why Hustling Without Systems Keeps You Broke

From Grammy Winners to Homeless: Why Hustling Without Systems Keeps You BrokeArias WebsterBerry

Arias WebsterBerry joins Successful FuckUps in Nairobi to talk about producing concerts for Grammy winners, losing $400,000 overnight, and why hustle without systems keeps businesses broke.

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The $40,000 Decision That Cost Us a Festival

The $40,000 Decision That Cost Us a Festival

The $40,000 Decision That Cost Us a FestivalArias WebsterBerry

At 21 I quit my job to build a 17,000-person festival at the LA Sports Arena. One $40,000 decision we didn't make is the reason it never turned a profit.

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