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New Here: Balancing Big Projects and Small Town Impact (with Brian Simpson)

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In this episode, we chat with Brian Simpson, a creative professional who took the leap from Florida to Austin, Texas, back in 2008. Brian started in flash design and later co-founded an experiential design agency, showcasing incredible innovation and adaptability along the way. We’ll hear about his work on high-profile projects, including a groundbreaking app for Rupert Murdoch, and dive into the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Things get personal as we discuss how parenthood and a pandemic-inspired move to small-town Wimberley have shaped his journey. We’ll also explore Brian’s latest passion project, Small Town Locals, which is all about supporting rural communities through commerce and storytelling. So join us for an inspiring conversation on risk-taking, continuous learning, and finding balance in the ever-evolving world of creative business.

Follow Brian and Small Town Locals on

Web: www.smalltownlocals.com

Instagram: @smalltownlocals @whatsupwithbrian

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Check out more exciting episodes on the Funsize Show Website.

Web: www.funsize.co. | Instagram: @funsizeco | X: @funsize

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In this episode, we chat with Brian Simpson, a creative professional who took the leap from Florida to Austin, Texas, back in 2008. Brian started in flash design and later co-founded an experiential design agency, showcasing incredible innovation and adaptability along the way. We’ll hear about his work on high-profile projects, including a groundbreaking app for Rupert Murdoch, and dive into the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Things get personal as we discuss how parenthood and a pandemic-inspired move to small-town Wimberley have shaped his journey. We’ll also explore Brian’s latest passion project, Small Town Locals, which is all about supporting rural communities through commerce and storytelling. So join us for an inspiring conversation on risk-taking, continuous learning, and finding balance in the ever-evolving world of creative business.

Follow Brian and Small Town Locals on

Web: www.smalltownlocals.com

Instagram: @smalltownlocals @whatsupwithbrian

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Check out more exciting episodes on the Funsize Show Website.

Web: www.funsize.co. | Instagram: @funsizeco | X: @funsize

  continue reading

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