What’s one thing about your industry that outsiders are probably unaware of?


We asked experts from a broad range of industries to open up to us about things they know about their industry but that we probably don’t and we’ve shared some of those responses below.

There are common misconceptions about the film industry, often dismissing what we see on screen as exaggerated and purely fictional. However, my experience in a reputable film school challenged these notions. Read more>>

From my perspective as a supply chain manager, the challenges of maintaining flawless products at affordable prices would surprise people. Factory safety and social compliance require various audits covering worker salaries, age, dorm, and canteen conditions. Read more>>

The thing that usually surprises people is that hypnosis is a natural state of mind. It’s the transition between being awake and asleep, something we’re all familiar with. While there are many misconceptions, largely perpetuated by the media and entertainment, we have to distinguish between stage hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Read more>>

That it’s a constant struggle to stay relevant and on people’s radar. That you have to keep hustling and proving yourself over and over again. In both the screenwriting world and the acting world. Read more>>

I do all of this myself! Sure from time to time I’ve had a few friends offer to take photos for me, however on a regular basis, I’m my own marketer, photographer, designer, ambassador, promoter, writer, actor, editor, and much more! Read more>>

in this field. Being a strategist in the social sector means constantly staying updated on various aspects across different industries worldwide. Working with people to help others is incredibly challenging. Read more>>

Some nuances that I feel many people don’t understand are the different functions of events.1, Event Planners and Coordinators are logistical professionals. 2. Planners/Coordinators pair couples with vendors that align with their vision as well as create an execution plan with contingencies for “hiccups.” Read more>>
