So, What Now?

In this episode, Murmur is joined by the very colorful Jo Darling, tattoo enthusiast and owner and head sound engineer at Pink Noise. Jo talks to us about being a woman in a very male dominated industry, as well as the benefits of working your way up from the bottom, and establishing a recognisable brand for yourself.

This week, SWN is joined by Andrew Ross, owner at Chaos Theory, ex actor and all round business guru. Andrew takes us through the importance of thinking like a big business, and learning to let go and trust your staff.

This week, So What Now? chats to Io Makandal, a fine artist, and Brett Rubin, a photographer. Both have enjoyed success in their various fields, but not without their fair share of hardships along the way. We talk about how hard it is to promote yourself as a brand, as well as the importance of failing forward, and forging your own success when there's no-one else to help you build it.

So, What Now? Chats to BCKRDS, a brand new creative agency based in Johannesburg, 5 days after they opened their doors. The boys share their insights into what it takes to break away from an established industry model in order to make their unique mark on the design world. We discuss the fear of being employed, drawing inspiration from the people around you, and how to keep the course, even when your gut screams differently.

So, What Now? chats to Brent Lindeque, owner and founder of GoodThingsGuy and co-founder of Chaos Theory. Brent takes us through how a Youtube video helped him build his career as influencer and public speaker. We also chat about how lonely it is to start your own business, and how important it is to action ideas.