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Kickstarter is a great way to crowdfund your idea. In this week’s episode, Trevor is working on his first-ever Kickstarter project.

Like all makers, sometimes we lack focus. We think of so many great ideas that we have trouble focusing on any one of them. Join us as we chat about how we are trying to handle it.

Always help support your fellow makers!

As makers, we tend to procrastinate and have unfinished projects. Join us as we procrastinate.

As makers, we are always exploring new materials, new mediums, and more. We decided to take this week to talk about what we are doing that is new!

Trevor finally hit 10K on Instagram!

In this week’s episode, we are talking about how we are evolving in our small businesses during this pandemic. Selling handcrafted items is becoming more difficult and we are facing new challenges as business owners every day. Join us as we talk about what we are doing to keep our businesses running.

In this week’s episode, we got to catch up a little bit and just chat about what’s going on. Enjoy!

In this week’s episode, we just a had a little hangout with a couple of friends to just sit back, relax, and chat.

Seeing as we are still sheltering in place, we are just hanging out. If you have any ideas for topics, let us know!

It’s been a long month. With everyone being told to stay home and isolate themselves, how are you handling it?

It’s time to talk about book club! In February, we read Relentless by Tim Grover. In this episode we talk about the book and our key takeaways. Come join the fun!

We’re at WBC 2020 this week! We had the opportunity to meet up with some friends from last year and some new friends and talk about what we are up to and what we want to get out of WBC.

This week we are getting ready for Workbench Con 2020. In this episode, we are going to talk about what we are doing to prepare for WBC and how we are managing our businesses while we are out of town.

It’s the first book club review of the year! This month we read Every Tool is a Hammer by Adam Savage. Listen in and see what we thought of the book as well as our big takeaways.

One of the things we all struggle with is finding the time to do things. Whether it be work, our hobbies, our spending time with our families, it never seems like there is enough time in the day. What do we do? In this episode we talk about how we find time to do what we love and how we prioritize our time.

Often times the design time for a project can take up more time than expected. How do you account for this time? Do you charge an extra fee? Do you do it for free? Join us to see how we handle our design time.

If you have ever sold anything that you’ve made, you have either had to hand deliver it or ship it. This experience isn’t always a positive ordeal. In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to both hand deliver as well as ship items, what we do for shipping, and give suggestions.

It’s a new year and a new decade! In this episode we talk about what we’re doing in 2020 and we decided to start something new. In 2020, we are starting our own book club. We decided that we want to read books that are focused on making, entrepreneurship, and business. Join us! This month’s book club book is “Every Tool is a Hammer” by Adam Savage Book Link: https://amzn.to/2sGH15Q

Every year we reflect on how we did as makers, how are projects went, and what we can do to improve. We are wrapping up 2019 talking about how we did and encourage you to reflect on the year and remember all of the great things that you accomplished!