Success Measurement: Subjectively Objective

Brimstone Studios

Apr 14

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What measurements create meaningful success if it's not just raw dollars?

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Austin Allen Hamblin

Apr 14

Just because something’s popular doesn’t mean it will be good. Just because something’s good doesn’t mean it will be popular. Love you dude keep it up!

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I often wonder how many people think about the creator behind the prints they buy?

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Success Measurement: Subjectively Objective