Do Good Biz
Natalie Brite | DoGoodBizDispatches from the studio woods. Field notes on creativity, ecosystems, and doing work rooted in care. For conscious leaders, makers, and practitioners who know their work is more than a brand. By Natalie Brite (they/them), founder of DoGoodBiz Studio
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Creativity as resistance❗ Tending as hope ❗Making as refusal❗
On protecting your creative outlets
Do you know what your creative outlets actually are right now? Not the work you’ve cultivated, the thing you offer, the things you make that you’ve learned to monetize. I mean the other stuff. The thi...
Are you disrupting capitalism or just rebranding it?
On the gap between what you claim, what you practice, and who pays when those don't match
I recently found myself in a pretty sticky and very disappointing situation that reminded me of something I think about a lot: the gap between what f...
🛑 Stop forcing yourself to create content you can't stand and calling it a marketing strategy 🛑
Hardly a day goes by that I don’t see a post somewhere from a small-business owner, sole proprietor, or creative saying some version of the same thing: “I cannot stand creating content for social media. I’m exhausted. I’m burned out. I’m pu...
The way people find your work online changed. Nobody sent a memo. 🙄
Over the last month, some pretty big shifts have been happening that directly affect those of us trying to grow and sustain creative work online. I want to dedicate this dispatch to unpacking them because I think they deserve more than a pa...
Navigating Digital Platforms with an Ethical Compass: A conversation with Marisa Guthrie of The Reluctant Capitalist
There’s a conversation that keeps surfacing across the internet. It usually starts with a screenshot, a recent news headline, or a call-out post… and ends with the question: Should I leave this platform?
We’ve all felt it. That instant pul...
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