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https://www.yiddish24.com/news/271/142280 In this Spin The Edge episode, we sit down with David Wanounou, a seasoned business coach with decades of experience guiding companies across manufacturing, service, and creative industries. David also serves as a councilman in Rockland County, bringing a real-world perspective on leadership, discipline, and long-term business strategy. The conversation dives into the world of creative entrepreneurship. We explore why talented creatives often struggle to monetize their work, how structure and discipline change everything, and why mentorship can shortcut years of mistakes. David breaks down how to handle competition, how to adapt as AI reshapes the workforce, and why faith and consistency matter more than talent alone. This episode offers a practical, honest look at the realities of building a profitable creative career. To get in touch with David Wanounou: Email: [email protected] Phone: 201-446-5795 Linkdin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-wanounou-4974774 ⸻ On Edge News — Daily News Report Yiddish Channel: https://www.yiddish24.com/cat/271 English Channel: https://thelakewoodluach.com/updates Also Available On: https://www.yiddish24.com/cat/285 Phone: 845-671-1775 Website: onedgenews.com Email: [email protected] ⸻ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Language Setup 00:46 Meet David Wanounou: Business Coach Extraordinaire 01:34 The Role of Business Coaching in Creative Fields 02:38 Challenges Faced by Creatives 05:13 The Importance of Monetizing Creativity 06:13 How to Contact David Wanounou 13:31 The Impact of AI on Business and Employment 19:05 Adapting to Technological Changes 27:36 Balancing Client Needs and Business Reality 28:49 Magnifying Strengths and Covering Weaknesses 29:32 Perfectionism in the Creative Industry 30:03 Client Story: The perfectionist 31:27 The Challenge of Working With Creative Personalities 34:19 Starting a Business: Lessons, Growth, and Evolution 43:59 The Importance of Discipline in Business 46:53 Mentorship, Training, and Long-Term Success 52:51 Final Thoughts and Closing Message