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Taylor Masamitsu

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Early in my freelance career (way before founding Relish Studio) I had the opportunity to cover for a friend going on an extended vacation. After meeting with the client and agreeing we were a good match, I came up with a rate that I thought would win the gig. They quickly agreed—and nearly immediately said, “We would have paid a lot more than that.”You see, we had two different ideas about the “value” of the work I was to provide. Same effort and outcome… different numbers.I bring it up because my guest on today’s podcast discussed this concept with me. Taylor Masamitsu is from Creating for Justice, a great organization that connects people who want new skills with volunteer experts who’ll teach them—all in the name of social justice. It's an interesting model that has a TON of potential as we see online learning and the social justice movement intersect.Creating for Justice allows donors to tap into expertise at a very low rate—as low as $5 per month, in fact. Taylor and I discuss how to supercharge this giving potential so that more money flows back into the organization…And the solution may surprise you.To find out the counterintuitive method of increasing cash flow for Creating for Justice, listen now to Episode 24 of Relish This.Links: Creating for Justice site: https://www.creatingforjustice.org/Ask: Ask yourself what unorthodox strategies you can use to create more value.

Early in my freelance career (way before founding Relish Studio) I had the opportunity to cover for a friend going on an extended vacation. After meeting with the client and agreeing we were a good match, I came up with a rate that I thought would win the gig. They quickly agreed—and nearly immediately said, “We would have paid a lot more than that.”You see, we had two different ideas about the “value” of the work I was to provide. Same effort and outcome… different numbers.I bring it up because my guest on today’s podcast discussed this concept with me. Taylor Masamitsu is from Creating for Justice, a great organization that connects people who want new skills with volunteer experts who’ll teach them—all in the name of social justice. It's an interesting model that has a TON of potential as we see online learning and the social justice movement intersect.Creating for Justice allows donors to tap into expertise at a very low rate—as low as $5 per month, in fact. Taylor and I discuss how to supercharge this giving potential so that more money flows back into the organization…And the solution may surprise you.To find out the counterintuitive method of increasing cash flow for Creating for Justice, listen now to Episode 24 of Relish This.Links: Creating for Justice site: <a href="https://www.creatingforjustice.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.creatingforjustice.org/</a>Ask: Ask yourself what unorthodox strategies you can use to create more value.

Ep 24: What does “value” mean? A conversation with Taylor Masamitsu from Creating For Justice

Zeke Stokes

Zeke Stokes and Taylor Masamitsu speak with Francesca Fiorentini on The Conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zeke Stokes and Taylor Masamitsu speak with Francesca Fiorentini on The Conversation. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Zeke Stokes & Taylor Masamitsu - March 1, 2021