The Surprisingly Simple Key to Success: Make Sure Your Business Relationships Serve You Well

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Craig Archibald, a writer, director, producer, actor and coach whose professional career began at 15 and includes award-winning film and television productions joins Enterprise Radio. He’s the author of The Actor’s Mindset: Acting as a Craft, Discipline, and Business.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is on association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Craig Archibald discuss the following:

1. What was the inspiration to begin writing this book? Why now?
2. The title “An Actors Mindset” includes the Craft, Discipline, and the Business. Can you  describe for us why you included those topics and how they impact an Actor’s career?
3. In your book you mention how College Courses often don’t provide Actors with strong Business and Mindset Education. What topics and aspects of the Actor’s Journey do you wish were regularly taught in curricula?
4. When you first meet an actor or client, what are the defining traits of a Strong Actors Mindset versus a Weak Actors Mindset?
5. You have a lot of long-time celebrity clients. What have been the most memorable  moments that you’ve experienced with them in their career?

Craig Archibald is a writer, director, producer, actor and coach whose professional career began at 15 and includes award-winning film and television productions. The founder of the Archibald Studio, he’s worked with countless actors, including Eric Roberts, Dan Futterman, John Slattery, Kathryn Erbe and Constance Wu. A passionate mentor, his powerful strategies for success cross into every field. He’s the author of The Actor’s Mindset: Acting as a Craft, Discipline, and Business.

Website: https://thearchibaldstudio.com

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