Creative entrepreneurship turns creative ability into economic value by solving a real problem.
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What Is a Creative Entrepreneur?
Steve defines a creative entrepreneur as someone who uses creative ability to generate funds and solve a problem. He also describes becoming more business-minded while remaining creative, using creativity to build plans and solutions for clients.
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Business thinking and creative identity can coexist; creativity can show up in planning, problem solving, and how client work is assembled.
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