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.

Ronald Hardrick

I think the one thing that most people are not aware of is that you don’t make any money! Between cost of equipment, then having your podcast sent to all streaming sites, it adds up. The few dollars you may earn from ads, all go to that. It is really a passion project. Right now, the genre is oversaturated with famous people getting millions thrown at them to podcast and except for a few, it does not last long as they really don’t have anything to offer for a good podcast show. These companies are not throwing money to the little and actual good content shows. So yeah, it isn’t profitable. Read more >>

Ramona Ayala

In my current role at Microsoft, I do a hybrid of Instructional Design Strategy (my bread and butter) and Learning Program Management. An instructional designer at heart – it’s often hard to explain what my role is within the learning and development industry. What others might not be aware of with Instructional Designers is: Read more >>

Naia Butler-Craig

The one thing about my industry that outsiders are probably unaware of is that anybody can get involved! There is a common misconception that the space industry is just for scientists and engineers but that couldn’t be further than the truth! As we continue to push the boundaries of space exploration and establish a long-term presence on different celestial bodies, it will be imperative that various fields are involved. Read more >>

Theron Patterson

One aspect of the astrology industry that outsiders are often unaware of is that astrology goes beyond surface-level information. It serves as a powerful tool for empowering individuals, helping them discover their true potential. It is essential to understand that we are not solely defined by the sign we were born under. Astrology encompasses a complex interplay of all the signs, with each person having a unique combination and expression of these signs. Read more >>

Princess I. Windsor

While often coexisting, service and art continue to battle one another for the gaze of photo viewers. While it can be said that all photos are artful in one way or another, artfulness can be lost in the intent behind the image. In such an avaricious society, these images turn from losing intent to being driven not by passion but by a sort of lustful greed. Observing these shifts within the photographic medium definitely strikes me, but it also encourages me to challenge myself and my intention within the images I create. Read more >>