Ghost Boss: Stories About the Freelance Afterlife

Season 3 is officially wrapping up and we’re ending things the only way we know how: freelancer hot takes, honest advice, creative confessions and a little chaos.In this finale episode, Danielle puts Eva in the hot seat for a rapid-fire conversation about freelancing, burnout, summer work plans, creative judgment, ignored advice and the biggest red flags for people who probably shouldn’t become freelancers.We also reflect on some of our favorite conversations from this season, talk about what we want this summer to feel like and share what we’re manifesting for Ghost Boss in Season 4 🔮Thank you for spending Season 3 with us, Ghosties 💜We’ll be back this fall with more conversations, more guests and more freelance afterlife chaos.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it genuinely helps more Ghosties find the show and support the podcast as we head into Season 4!

This week, we’re joined by Columbia-based photographer and social media freelancer Lynn Luc, who built her business in a way most people don’t talk about — through friendships, community and simply showing up for people.From getting paid in bottles of wine to running a thriving creative business, Lynn shares how her network naturally became her biggest source of referrals. We get into what it actually looks like to grow through relationships, how to set boundaries when your clients are also your friends and why not every opportunity is yours to take.We also talk about:Balancing or not balancing multiple creative servicesKnowing your capacity and sticking to itReferrals vs. traditional marketingWhy community matters more than strategyThe reality of wearing every hat as a freelancerIf you’ve ever felt like you’re forcing your marketing or wondering why referrals aren’t coming your way, this episode might just change how you think about growing your business.💬 Enjoying the podcast?Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode and, if you haven’t already, we’d love for you to leave a review. It helps more people discover Ghost Boss and we seriously appreciate the support 🖤

In this episode, we’re booked, busy, and burning out.We’re both in one of those seasons where the work just keeps coming, new clients, ongoing projects, agency chaos, and while that should feel like success, it also feels like overwhelm.We talk about:Saying yes to everything and how that catches up to youManaging multiple clients without losing your mindNavigating the chaos of agency workflows, delays, and miscommunicationImposter syndrome when tools and expectations shiftWhy taking time off as a freelancer feels like punishmentThe honest truth that we do not have a perfect system for balancing any of thisThis is a real, unfiltered conversation about what it looks like to be fully booked and still feel like you are barely keeping up.If you have ever thought, "I wanted more clients, so why am I this stressed?" you are not alone.We do not have all the answers, but we are figuring it out in real time.—🎙️ Got advice? Please send help📩 Have guest or topic ideas for next season? We would love to hear from you

What if the secret to better marketing… is just paying attention to what people actually do?In this episode, we’re joined by Dean Browell, Chief Behavior Officer of Feedback, to talk about what happens when you stop guessing and start studying real behavior.From being told his research approach didn’t matter to building a company rooted in digital anthropology, Dean breaks down why “social listening” isn’t enough—and what most marketers are still missing.We get into:How Feedback was built by challenging the status quoWhy real behavior matters more than trends or assumptionsThe shift from big agencies to specialized expertsWhat clients actually want (and what they don’t trust anymore)And the major evolution happening at Feedback 👀 (a GHOST BOSS EXCLUSIVE)Plus: agency chaos, freelancer realities, and a few moments that probably should’ve been cut—but we kept anyway.If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review—it helps more ghosties find the show 👻

March is birthday month for Danielle and Eva, so the Ghost Boss hosts kick off the episode reflecting on their birthdays, plans and another year around the sun. What starts with daylight saving time rage, birthday trips, martinis and tarot cards quickly turns into a real conversation about burnout, boundaries and how women are managing life behind the scenes.Eva and Danielle talk about protecting your time, honoring different life circumstances, learning how to show up with more empathy and why “we’re all busy” is never the whole story. It’s funny, honest, a little unhinged and full of the kind of real talk working women rarely get to have out loud.

It’s award season, which means creatives are submitting their best work and somebody has to sit in the judge’s chair and decide what deserves a trophy.In this episode, Danielle and Eva pull back the curtain on what it’s really like to judge creative and advertising competitions. They talk about what they love, what quietly tests their patience and the simple gut check questions that separate good from unforgettable. Danielle shares what it’s like to win with a self-promo project as a solopreneur and Eva talks about an entry that hit so hard it earned special judge recognition.Subscribe for more episodes, and if you enjoyed this one, leave a review so more Ghosties can find the show.

This week, Danielle and Eva tackle a question every creative runs into: Should your portfolio be super specific or should you show range? They unpack why “everything looks the same” could hurt you, even if the work is good, when a signature style does make sense, and how flexibility in tools, workflow and collaboration can be the thing that keeps you booked.They also get real about personal branding struggles, matching client energy in meetings and why being transparent about what you do and don’t offer builds trust fast.Be part of the conversation: Follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

Work trip or girls trip, why does travel feel so different when you’re a solopreneur? In this episode, Eva and Danielle discuss two distinct getaways: Danielle’s spooky California adventure aboard the Queen Mary and Eva’s whirlwind Oklahoma City trip to judge the American Advertising Awards. They talk travel logistics, weather surprises and the laptop-on-a-trip dilemma. They also share the unexpected moments that make travel memorable, from ghostly vibes to new connections and a fresh perspective once you’re back home.

In Part 2 of their holiday special, Danielle and Eva turn inward, reflecting on a year shaped by growth, grit and community. From professional milestones and speaking engagements to deeply personal moments involving family, flexibility and navigating life’s unexpected challenges, the hosts share candid stories that go beyond design hot takes.They discuss the importance of representation, the power of creative projects and how community support has played a role in both their personal and professional evolution. With humor, honesty and heart, this episode wraps up the holiday series by celebrating progress, resilience and the messy, meaningful moments that define a creative life.As the year comes to a close, the podcast will be taking a break for the holidays. Danielle and Eva will be back with new episodes in January.

In this festive first installment of our holiday special, Danielle and Eva share their hottest seasonal takes—starting with Pantone’s newly announced Color of the Year for 2026, Cloud Dancer. From first impressions to what this choice could mean for design and branding, the hosts break it all down with their signature mix of honesty and humor. They also unwrap the annual cultural storm that is Spotify Wrapped, exploring how brands tap into the trend and why listeners obsess over their data-driven year-in-review. Packed with stories, laughs, and sharp creative insight, this episode sets the tone for a two-part holiday celebration.

Eva and Danielle dive headfirst into all things design in this episode as they chat about the trends catching their eye, the typefaces they cannot quit and the quirks of navigating what is in and what is out. They also share their best AI practices for projects and the ways they help. If you love geeking out over design, this one is for you.Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and leave a review to help other Ghost Bosses find us.

Hosts Danielle and Eva welcome Lauren Minors for an inspiring conversation on how solopreneurs can build their own “Camelot” through authentic partnerships, collaboration and community. Together they explore the long game of networking, the importance of trust in professional relationships and how genuine connections can open doors to lasting opportunities.And just when you think the episode couldn’t get more magical, Lauren wraps things up with a tarot card reading for the podcast’s future. 🌙✨ You’ll have to tune in to find out what the cards revealed!

It’s spooky season in the Freelance Afterlife, and Eva and Danielle are serving up chilling tales straight from the Ghost Boss community. These listener-submitted freelance horror stories cover everything from cursed client projects to collaborations gone wrong. Expect laughs, lessons and maybe a shiver or two as we unpack what happens when red flags turn into full-blown hauntings. Subscribe to Ghost Boss: Stories About the Freelance Afterlife on your favorite podcast platform, leave a review and connect with us on social to share your own story from the Freelance Afterlife.

Feedback can sting but it’s not a sign you’ve failed. Danielle and Eva share how to handle client critiques, set boundaries on revisions and stay confident through the chaos of creative feedback.They also dive into communication quirks, imposter syndrome and what’s next for Ghost Boss including Freelance Horror Stories.A must-listen for freelancers and creatives ready to turn feedback into fuel.

Freelancing may sound like freedom, but is it really? In this episode, Danielle and Eva bust some of the most common myths about working for yourself. They tackle misconceptions around work hours, client expectations and what it really means to “be your own boss.” Along the way they share honest insights about the stress levels freelancers face, why self-discipline matters more than you think and how networking and office politics still show up outside the 9-to-5. From setting boundaries to managing multiple clients this conversation is a must-listen for anyone living the freelance life or considering it.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Danielle and Eva share their experiences with artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on creative fields. They recount personal anecdotes about technical difficulties, discuss the environmental concerns associated with AI and address the anxiety surrounding job loss due to automation. The conversation emphasizes the significance of human creativity amid advancing technology.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

The ghouls have returned for Season 3! Danielle and Eva kick things off with fresh stories, reflections and plenty of sassy banter from the Freelance Afterlife.In this premiere episode, they reflect on their summer, sharing experiences related to health challenges, personal growth and the emotional highs and lows of the season. They discuss the influence of routines on well-being, how social media shapes perceptions and the impact of making intentional decisions.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In the final episode of the season, Danielle and Eva discuss the challenges and joys of working from home, particularly during the summer months. They explore the blurred boundaries between work and personal life, emphasizing the importance of setting clear limits. As working parents who run their businesses from home, they share their personal experiences. The conversation also touches on the lighter aspects of remote work, such as clothing choices and plans for the upcoming summer break.We hope you enjoy this final episode of the season! Have a great summer - the Ghost Boss will return in September!Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Danielle and Eva discuss the challenges of managing client feedback and revisions in the creative industry. They share personal experiences with the feedback loop, navigating multiple edits, and the frustrations of tracking changes. The conversation also highlights the importance of deadlines and how last-minute edits can impact workflow. They engage with listeners by inviting them to share their own experiences with revisions.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Danielle and Eva dive into the nuances of building and maintaining strong client relationships. They explore key topics such as navigating payments, project follow-ups, and the critical role of meeting deadlines. Through personal stories and real-world experiences, they shed light on the importance of understanding clients’ payment patterns and preferences. The conversation also touches on the emotional dynamics of discussing money and how maintaining a warm, professional tone can make all the difference. Finally, they emphasize the power of gratitude and how small gestures can go a long way in fostering long-term client trust and loyalty.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Danielle and Eva examine the changing landscape of work environments, specifically focusing on the generational differences in work preferences and the effects of remote work. They discuss how various generations view office culture, productivity, and the importance of in-person interactions. The conversation also addresses the cultural shifts in office dynamics that have occurred post-pandemic and the challenges related to team building in a hybrid work environment. They conclude by emphasizing the need for ongoing dialogue about these workplace changes.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Danielle and Eva explore the challenges of being isolated while working from home and the frustrations of being your own tech support. They share personal stories about tech issues they've faced, including managing websites and dealing with clients, while reflecting on their past experiences with IT departments. The discussion highlights the importance of reliable tech support and the stress of navigating tech challenges as a solopreneur.Stressita Level: 6Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Danielle and Eva discuss the challenges of balancing work and managing burnout, as well as the pressures of taking on "just one more" project. They share personal anecdotes about overcommitting to tasks and emphasize the need for flexibility in their work schedules. The conversation highlights the importance of finding a balance between professional responsibilities and offers strategies for maintaining creativity and productivity.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Danielle and Eva discuss the challenges of content creation, particularly in the context of social media and client requests. They explore the exhausting nature of constantly generating content, the pressure to keep up with trends, and the fast-paced demands of social media. The conversation emphasizes the need for business owners to prioritize marketing during slower periods and the significance of maintaining an active social media presence.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode of the Ghost Boss Podcast, Eva and Danielle dive into March Madness—with a branding twist—as they explore Ad Age’s Brand Mascot March Madness, a tournament-style showdown of iconic brand mascots. From the mischievous M&Ms to Jake from State Farm, they discuss the cultural significance, nostalgia, and marketing power behind these familiar faces. With plenty of laughs, personal takes, and design-minded insight, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves advertising, mascots, and a bit of marketing mayhem.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Eva and Danielle explore networking dynamics, specifically focusing on the differences between extroverts and introverts. They share personal experiences and discuss strategies for initiating conversations, as well as the importance of being authentic in networking situations. Overall, the conversation highlights the value of connection and communication in social settings.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Danielle and Eva discuss the world of scams that target freelancers, sharing personal experiences and insights on how to recognize red flags. They focus on a specific scam involving a supposed client, highlighting the importance of digital literacy and community awareness in preventing such fraud. The conversation emphasizes the emotional and financial impact of scams on individuals and small businesses, urging listeners to remain vigilant and share their own experiences.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Danielle and Eva discuss their birthday experiences, sharing both their recent celebrations and future plans. They talk about the various challenges involved in organizing these events, from coordinating schedules to managing expectations, all while emphasizing the importance of self-care during the festivities. The conversation also includes lighter, humorous moments that highlight their bond and the unique ways they choose to celebrate their birthdays. They mention the tradition of taking time off work for their special days, allowing them to fully embrace the joy of the moment and prioritize their well-being. Overall, this episode offers a heartfelt exploration of friendship, personal growth, and the meaningful ways we can celebrate life’s milestones.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

Grab the tissues because this may be our most emotional episode ever.In this conversation, Danielle and Eva explore the complexities of navigating grief as solopreneurs. They discuss personal experiences with loss, the emotional toll it takes, and the importance of setting boundaries while managing professional responsibilities. The conversation highlights the differences between grieving in a corporate environment versus as a self-employed individual, and the challenges of balancing personal struggles with work demands. They also discuss the stigma surrounding divorce, the impact on identity, and the struggle to maintain a work-life balance. The conversation highlights the hustle mindset that often leads to burnout and the importance of self-care and gratitude amidst chaos.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

This week, Eva and Danielle explore various themes surrounding self-love, design, and the importance of avoiding burnout in creative professions. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with creative projects, while emphasizing the significance of passion in their work. The discussion also touches on the balance between precision and creativity in design, the joy of artistic expression, and the inspiration found in everyday life. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to reflect on their own passions and find ways to reignite their love for their craft.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Eva and Danielle share their excitement for the Super Bowl, particularly focusing on the commercials and the emotional impact of advertising. They discuss the importance of memorable design in advertisements, highlighting how evoking emotions can create lasting impressions. Their conversation also covers their experiences judging advertising competitions and the cultural differences in design across various markets.At the end of this episode, they provide a special recap of the Super Bowl, sharing their thoughts on which ads they found to be the most memorable this year!Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

The Ghost Bosses are back after an extended holiday break! In this episode, Eva and Danielle share personal updates and discuss the challenges of January, which they affectionately refer to as the “holiday bounce back”—the transition back to work after the holidays. They talk about New Year’s goals, personal growth, career achievements and the importance of maintaining skills in a competitive job market. The conversation also covers topics such as community support, freelance work, emotional well-being, and New Year traditions.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Eva and Danielle reflect on their year of podcasting with Ghost Boss while continuing to build their freelancing careers. They discuss their personal growth, the evolution of their goals as designers and business owners, and the importance of staying present in the moment. The duo shares insights from their experiences, the changes they have embraced in their work and life, and their unique traditions for welcoming the New Year. They emphasize shifting from rigid goal setting towards a more flexible approach to freelancing, creativity, and productivity.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode of Ghost Boss, the hosts return with some hot takes on some popular end-of-the-year trends. They start by discussing the phenomenon of Spotify Wrapped, followed by their thoughts on the Pantone Color of the Year: Mocha Mousse. The hosts explore the implications of this color choice, its versatility, and the mixed reactions it has elicited from the public. Spoiler alert: you may appreciate Mocha Mousse more after hearing their insights. And if you don’t, well, you might just be wrong.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Eva and Danielle reflect on their Thanksgiving experiences, blending humor with insights into family dynamics and personal milestones. They discuss the challenges of navigating the holiday season while balancing work and family life, offering practical tips for managing expectations and reducing stress. Key strategies include simplifying traditions, prioritizing effectively, and using the metaphor of juggling glass and rubber balls to distinguish between essential and flexible responsibilities. The conversation also highlights the importance of fostering a joyful atmosphere for your family and taking time to recharge mentally, reminding listeners that it’s okay to let go of certain holiday expectations and focus on what truly matters.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this two-part conversation, Danielle and Eva interview Shawn Rourk, the Founder / Creative Director of Runnels & Rourk and the Co-Founder of Humanoid Games, the creator of IDENTECO. They reflect on their college experiences at the University of South Carolina and the evolving fields of journalism and design. They discuss the importance of storytelling in their work and how design education has adapted to new technologies. Shawn shares insights from his career at Amazon, including his contributions to NASA’s Artemis 1 mission and his role in developing Alexa for space. Together, they explore the intersections of music, technology, and space exploration, emphasizing the significance of inclusion and the need to inspire future generations. Their conversation highlights the value of mentorship, accessibility in technology, and the importance of human connection in creative careers.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!Follow Shawn:@themalloman@runnelsandrourkhttps://www.runnelsandrourk.com/https://www.playidenteco.com/

In this two-part conversation, Danielle and Eva interview Shawn Rourk, the Founder / Creative Director of Runnels & Rourk and the Co-Founder of Humanoid Games, the creator of IDENTECO. They reflect on their college experiences at the University of South Carolina and the evolving fields of journalism and design. They discuss the importance of storytelling in their work and how design education has adapted to new technologies. Shawn shares insights from his career at Amazon, including his contributions to NASA’s Artemis 1 mission and his role in developing Alexa for space. Together, they explore the intersections of music, technology, and space exploration, emphasizing the significance of inclusion and the need to inspire future generations. Their conversation highlights the value of mentorship, accessibility in technology, and the importance of human connection in creative careers.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!Follow Shawn:@themalloman@runnelsandrourkhttps://www.runnelsandrourk.com/https://www.playidenteco.com/

This is the official Ghost Boss Halloween Recap episode, plus some freelance talk. In this conversation, Eva and Danielle reflect on their Halloween experiences, discussing community involvement and the overwhelming number of trick-or-treaters. They discuss the challenges of ghosting in freelance work, sharing personal anecdotes and insights on handling potential clients who go silent after initial contact. The conversation emphasizes the importance of resilience in the creative industry and the need for clear communication in business relationships.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

Time for Part 2 of our interview with Heather Price, President of Client Engagement & Marketing at Chernoff Newman! Heather shares her impressive career journey, reflecting on her path from being a UNC J-School student to agency leadership. They also discuss how Heather inspired Danielle’s career when she entered motherhood while navigating the advertising industry. Plus, they share advice for women balancing careers and families today. Lastly, Heather shares valuable tips for freelancers aiming to build strong relationships with agencies, including the qualities agencies typically seek in freelance partners.Follow Heather:@tar_heel_girl@chernoffnewmanhttps://chernoffnewman.comBe part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

This week on Ghost Boss, we’re excited to welcome Heather Price, President of Client Engagement & Marketing at Chernoff Newman - and one of Danielle’s former bosses before becoming a freelancer! Heather shares her impressive career journey, reflecting on her path from being a UNC J-School student to agency leadership. They also discuss how Heather inspired Danielle’s career when she entered motherhood while navigating the advertising industry. Plus, they share advice for women balancing careers and families today. Lastly, Heather shares valuable tips for freelancers aiming to build strong relationships with agencies, including the qualities agencies typically seek in freelance partners.Follow Heather:@tar_heel_girl@chernoffnewmanhttps://chernoffnewman.comBe part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this two-part episode, the Ghost Bosses interview Meena Khalili, Associate Professor of Design and Interaction at the University of South Carolina and the creator of @thedrawndaily on Instagram. Listen to Meena’s insights about her journey as a designer and educator, the importance of balancing academic theory with real-world application, turning your passion into a profession, and much more!Follow Meena:@meenakhalili@thedrawndailyhttps://meenakhalili.comBe part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this two-part episode, the Ghost Bosses interview Meena Khalili, Associate Professor of Design and Interaction at the University of South Carolina, and the creator of @thedrawndaily on Instagram. Listen to Meena’s insights about her journey as a designer and educator, the importance of balancing academic theory with real-world application, turning your passion into a profession, and much more!Follow Meena:@meenakhalili@thedrawndailyhttps://meenakhalili.comBe part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, the Ghost Bosses share their chaotic mornings – touching on stress, creativity and the challenges of balancing personal and professional life. The conversation transitions into spooky season, where they share work-related horror stories their listeners submitted. They dive into various design nightmares, discussing the pitfalls of communication and the importance of proofreading. Prepare to be scared!Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Eva and Danielle discuss finding clients as freelancers. They explore the power of networking, professional organizations, and tapping into connections with former colleagues to grow your client base. The duo highlights the importance of maintaining relationships and not burning bridges, offering insights on how events and event planning can lead to unexpected opportunities. While online platforms are great for building a portfolio, they caution against relying solely on them for consistent work. From always having business cards on hand to staying active on social media, this episode is full of tips for freelancers looking to expand their network and find long-term clients.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this episode, Eva and Danielle dive deep into the unpredictable world of creativity, exploring freelancers' challenges when motivation is hard to find. They discuss the paradox of needing a sense of urgency to ignite their creative spark and the importance of intentionally creating space for those "capital C" creative projects. From working in bustling coffee shops to finding inspiration in unlikely places, they reveal the unique environments and rituals that help them get into the creative zone. Whether you're a freelancer struggling with creative blocks or just looking for ways to harness your creative energy when it strikes, this episode is full of insights to help you navigate the creative process.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In their conversation, Eva and Danielle talk about the ebb and flow of freelance work throughout the year. Danielle shares her experience of intentionally slowing down during the summer. And Eva reflects on the constant busyness of her work. They also discuss the challenges of measuring productivity in a creative industry and diversifying their client portfolios. The conversation ends with a reminder to embrace the different seasons of work and to find a balance that works for each individual.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

We're back, Ghosties!! After taking a summer break, Eva and Danielle have returned with personal updates and new goals for Season 2 of the Ghost Boss podcast. Danielle reflects on her first year as a business owner and how she embraced a slower summer pace. Meanwhile, Eva shares about her busy schedule and rediscovering her passion for painting. They discuss the challenges of balancing their time, their evolving fashion choices and share some humorous Zoom mishaps. For the future, they are looking forward to bringing in more guests, improving their on-camera presence, and encouraging listeners to share ideas for upcoming episodes.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

The hosts of Ghost Boss: Stories About the Freelance Afterlife reflect on their journey in the season finale, discussing their break, bonus episodes, and the evolution of the podcast. They share insights on imposter syndrome, technical challenges, and the impact of their episodes. Take a listen and find out what to expect for Season 2! Enjoy your summer, Ghosties!Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, the Ghost Bosses discuss design mistakes they've made in their careers, such as using a skinny rule line causing printing issues, choosing a spot varnish that was not visible on the printed piece, and creating a roll fold that was too large for printing. They also dive into UX mistakes, emphasizing the importance of considering mobile design, testing designs on different devices, and creating user-friendly experiences. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the challenges and considerations of design work in both print and digital mediums.Episode TakeawaysDesigners should avoid using unnecessary design elements that can cause printing issues, such as skinny rule lines.When designing foldable pieces, consider the limitations of printing and ensure the size is manageable.UX design should prioritize user experience and avoid unnecessary distractions or complications.Test designs on different devices and screen sizes to ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience.Logo files should be organized, properly named, and include the company name for easy identification and use.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

In this conversation, Eva and Danielle discuss their favorite projects and the importance of functional design. The Ghost Bosses also discuss their personal preferences for advertising campaigns, branding projects, and UX design projects. They conclude with a very memorable "WTF" story about Danielle's first paid design job.Episode TakeawaysFunctional design can be just as important as aesthetic design in certain contexts.Projects that have personal meaning and make a positive impact are often the most fulfilling.Collaboration can enhance the creative process and result in more successful projects. The design industry is constantly evolving, and it's important to keep up with new technologies and trendsFinding joy and fulfillment in your work is crucial for a successful career in designBe part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!