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The Secret Weapons of Matt Vergotis: Over Presenting & Surgical Practice
The Secret Weapons of Matt Vergotis: Over Presenting & Surgical Practice
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Length:
58 minutes
Released:
May 9, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Going the Extra Mile to Catch Your Breakthrough with Matt Vergotis
Let’s get real for a second…
We live in a digital age where human zombies are glued to their screens and expect instant stardom after hitting publish.
When overnight success isn’t unlocked, It’s easier to quit and hop on board the next trend that may help them strike gold.
One of the harder lessons I’ve learned in life is that there are no shortcuts—everything takes time. I’m talking countless hours, days, weeks, months and years obsessively hammering away at honing your craft.
Something we have to remind ourselves is that continuing to show up when it’s not convenient and going that extra mile in your work can help you edge closer to catching that looming breakthrough.
Patience, Disconnecting & Chin Wags
This brings me to today’s guest, Matt Vergotis AKA the Verg. Matt is the prime example of being surgical with practice, having patience while knowing when to disconnect from the digital world.
When he’s not surfing the Gold Coast and spending time with his family, you can find him crushing Corporate Identities, Branding, Logos, Type Design, Calligraphy and Hand Lettering.
It’s a trip when I listen to Spotify and know that I’m looking at the titles he crafted on some of the most popular playlists, it makes the music I’m listening to that much better.
Matt is a down to earth, super energetic dude but knows how to throw down and get to work.
In today’s episode, we surf around topics such as:
Putting in the time and deliberate practice
The importance of presentation and going the extra mile
Creating for you and future clients, not for Instagram.
Having multiple creative outlets
Breaking curation and experimenting with different styles
My expectations were shattered with this episode and his transparency on pricing is what I think you’ll sink your teeth into the most.
If you find value in this episode, please give it a share via Instagram or Twitter and share the love.
Shownotes
Follow Matt Vergotis: Website | Instagram | Dribbble | Twitter
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Dose of Inspiration: @kirileighjones
Podcast editor: Aine Brennan
Podcast music: Blookah
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Let’s get real for a second…
We live in a digital age where human zombies are glued to their screens and expect instant stardom after hitting publish.
When overnight success isn’t unlocked, It’s easier to quit and hop on board the next trend that may help them strike gold.
One of the harder lessons I’ve learned in life is that there are no shortcuts—everything takes time. I’m talking countless hours, days, weeks, months and years obsessively hammering away at honing your craft.
Something we have to remind ourselves is that continuing to show up when it’s not convenient and going that extra mile in your work can help you edge closer to catching that looming breakthrough.
Patience, Disconnecting & Chin Wags
This brings me to today’s guest, Matt Vergotis AKA the Verg. Matt is the prime example of being surgical with practice, having patience while knowing when to disconnect from the digital world.
When he’s not surfing the Gold Coast and spending time with his family, you can find him crushing Corporate Identities, Branding, Logos, Type Design, Calligraphy and Hand Lettering.
It’s a trip when I listen to Spotify and know that I’m looking at the titles he crafted on some of the most popular playlists, it makes the music I’m listening to that much better.
Matt is a down to earth, super energetic dude but knows how to throw down and get to work.
In today’s episode, we surf around topics such as:
Putting in the time and deliberate practice
The importance of presentation and going the extra mile
Creating for you and future clients, not for Instagram.
Having multiple creative outlets
Breaking curation and experimenting with different styles
My expectations were shattered with this episode and his transparency on pricing is what I think you’ll sink your teeth into the most.
If you find value in this episode, please give it a share via Instagram or Twitter and share the love.
Shownotes
Follow Matt Vergotis: Website | Instagram | Dribbble | Twitter
Black Hops Behance Presentation
Troye Sevan's Blue Neighborhood Album Artwork Behance Presentation
Buy or Get Dissimo Medium Font for FREE
Dose of Inspiration: @kirileighjones
Podcast editor: Aine Brennan
Podcast music: Blookah
Want to Support the Show?
Become a backer on Patreon
Leave an iTunes Rating and Review
Share the show on social media or follow the Perspective Podcast Instagram
Crypto Donation Support
Bitcoin: 1j5vE64PWgkJHGnGSrAiJK82bnfn7fBgu
Ethereum: 0xFf60588C873E34235dE371450d58129d8d7cAC16
Litecoin: LerTFZfvtW4iH7qJM8vSE9mkdQA24yKmB6
Subscribe via your favorite podcast player:
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Spotify
Google Play Radio
Overcast
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Released:
May 9, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
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