Patti Johnson

It's such an overwhelming experience that it can leave a person too shocked to move forward.

So we didn't want that.

The assessment was a way of organizing all of the information that I had inside my brain about building visibility in a way that didn't involve every single artist needing to watch a million videos to get that information.

Because you should never have to watch a million videos.

You only need to watch what's relevant to you right now.

So not only do artists need to know where they should focus their attention, when, but that's going to vary depending on where you're at in your career.

And our assessment solves that problem.

Oh, that's fantastic.

I mean, one of the things that's interesting to hear you say is that your brain is sort of a little bit like a web.

I definitely relate to that.

So I think that's one of the reasons it was challenged.

But also like the graphic that the network navigator gives you in terms of the assessment actually does show up in the form of a web.

So when you, the picture, it's not like a straight linear line, even though the actual instructions are like, do this, do this, do this.

So you know what order to do things in, I think.

And one of the reasons that we wanted something that was a little bit more organic looking was that within an artist's career, a lot of times, like it's not a straight linear path always, right?

Right.

And so we wanted something that kind of indicated where you might be and gave you a way to track your changes.

Now, you also said that the Navigator gave you some insight as to what your future life and future tasks might be.

Can you talk about that a little bit?

Yeah.