Show notes
Episode Highlights:
- Background and experience in data science, content creation, and storytelling
- Applying storytelling principles to content creation
- Challenges of pivoting content focus on YouTube
- Importance of storytelling in content creation
- Application of data science in careers
- Experiences in corporate America and improving presentation skills
- Transitioning to own YouTube channel to focus on data science
- Maintaining creativity on YouTube
- Creating online courses
- Insights and experiences in the field of data science and content creation
Tweetable Quotes:
- Life is all about depth, and that's where the joy comes from. So, whenever I do anything, I try to go to the depths of it. - Ben Sullins
- I really like startups; they're so fun because you can really get stuff done and make a difference. - Ben Sullins
- “The bigger the company is, the less fun it is.” — Ben
- “Knowing the difference between an absolute difference and a relative difference can really make a big difference in how you understand what message that's coming across.”— Ben
- YouTube is a very interesting place. It's such an amazing thing for people to share what they know, to entertain and educate. For me, it's just an ever-evolving journey. - Ben Sullins
- See, feel, change. When we see something, it creates an emotion that gives us some conviction to go and make a choice. That's really the insight and the power of data visualization. - Kurt Daradics
Links Mentioned:
- Kurt’s Twitter
- Kurt’s Instagram
- Kurt’s LinkedIn
- Ben Sullins
- Ben Sullins YT
- Free the Data Academy
- Elon Musk
- Jack Dangermond
- Nancy Duarte
- Naval Ravikant
- Quentin Tarantino
- Satya Nadella
- Adobe Premiere
- AngelList
- Atrix
- Bard
- ChatGPT
- Descript
- ElevenLabs
- Energy Sage
- Esri
- Figma
- Hollywood Bowl
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Copilot
- Mozilla
- NFL
- Pluralsight
- Power bi
- Python
- SquadCast
- Tableau
- Tesla
