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We have done a total rebrand of FSC, focusing on the core elements of who we are.
Brand strategy Finding your path News
Where do you draw inspiration from as a freelancer? Do you experiment with different methods and environments to inspire your creativity? Barbara Stewart shares how she sets a routine that supports the inquisitiveness of her inner child.
Finding your path Ideation Personal growth
You’ve got to keep pushing things forward, staying motivated, all the while balancing bringing work in with getting it delivered and maintaining quality. And one of the biggest overarching problems is accountability.
Finding your path Knowing where to start Purposeful work Start-up culture
Ben Metz, veteran of the Social Enterprise sector, argues that the sector is in danger of losing its focus on doing good.
Fearlessness Finding your path Purposeful work Social value
Ros Wynne-Jones, Senior Columnist at the Daily Mirror, sees a disturbing vision of our plastic future while on holiday in Sri Lanka.
Behaviour / neuroscience Environment Finding your path Purposeful work
James Turner discusses Glimpse and why giving young people purpose through doing good might be the answer to the current crisis in confidence in Agencies.
Brand strategy Finding your path Impact entrepreneur Purposeful work
How are you communicating your value, uniqueness and purpose through your profile? Nuno Martins shares some quick tips and tricks that have helped him not only increase the number of cold requests for expertise he gets, but also to make them more relevant.
Finding your path Personal growth Social media Start-up culture
How can you future-proof yourself in a VUCA landscape and booming freelance economy? Take a closer look at the skills, tools and adaptations that make up your unique offering. In a complex world, not being a specialist can actually be a great advantage. Dot-connector Duane Holland explores why you should embrace your interdisciplinarianism (try saying that one fast).
Finding your path Knowing where to start Personal growth
I want to rearrange culture and behaviours to develop business (and the world) into a more equitable, inclusive, kinder, vulnerable, courageous (that’s open-to-failure), supportive, healthier, empathetic place of Disability for business growth.
DEI Fearlessness Finding your path Purposeful work
Ever wondered what the difference is between a specialism and a niche? And what does it mean to you as a freelancer? Jenna St John explains the difference, and why it is important.
Finding your path Knowing where to start Personal growth
If you want to make a difference, the time is now. In today’s fast-moving, technology-filled world where we’re being pulled in many directions at once, finding your focus appears to be more critical than ever. Strategy Director, purpose-advocate, change-agent Paulina Lezama talks about the significance of getting to grips with the various layers and complexities of issues that matter most to you in her article for the FSC Mag.
Finding your path Personal growth Purposeful work
Ideas & stories are incredibly important, but great experiences often come from a new and unique combination of the ‘what’ and the ‘how’ hacked together then refined.
Finding your path Game design Personal growth
Finding purpose in design can inspire new ideas of sustainability and bring about change for the better, even to the most remote places in the world. Volunteers can work with local communities all around the globe to make long-lasting positive change in a collaborative effort to protect the environment.
Environment Finding your path Purposeful work Remote collaboration
It can often take years to find our grooves in employment, or even to take that first step into being freelance. It can be particularly difficult as a woman when there is a lack of role models in senior creative positions. Finding women-led communities can provide you everything you’re missing in permanent employment, and ultimately drive your professional development to the next level.
Finding your path Graphic design Personal growth Purposeful work
For most creatives, having at least one side hustle is the norm. Not only as an output for our creativity, or a way to develop our craft, but often to secure a more consistent income. From TGI Fridays to producing royalty-free music, Owen Whitelaw has done them all. But Owen ponders, does the side-hustle risk putting those that specialise at risk?
Finding your path Performing arts
