❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to commonly asked questions

General Questions

Are you the only person
working at Creator Mindset?

We currently have in total 3 employees.

Redmon | Chief Troublemaker

Nicky | Captain of Multitasking

May | Editor in Chief

How do you comment on an
interview anonymously?

We use Disqus as our comment service, where you can react and comment on an interview you're reading. Keep in mind, that even though it says anonymously you still need to provide your email, which we can't actually see it's there so that if you receive any replies on your comments, you will be notified. This service is only here momentarily.

Are you hiring at moment?

Yes and no, we won't turn down an email if someone wishes to apply here at Creator Mindset (we're all remote with a really cool boss!). That being said, depending on the time you email us, we may not or may need an extra hand.

If you want to join our team and conquer the world. Please send interests to our email ohhello@creatormindset.co.

Why is Creator Mindset an
open startup?

Good question! Creator Mindset main vision is to help Content Creators, we are just a vessel to help creators from start to finish and aid them through the process. Whether we make $4 revenue or $40,000, we're more excited seeing creators doing what they love - It's that awesome feeling you get inside helping people!

We have nothing to hide, we'll be 100% transparent, we share revenue, metrics etc. We're here for the long haul.

If you're an open startup can't
someone just steal your idea?

Absolutely! They definitely can. Steal the whole concept. But remember that, everything we do we steal.

As the the famous saying goes "Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal".

You may take our idea but you won't be able to take our vision.

How come some of the
interviews have spelling
errors?

Oh no! First of all, let us know where the error is and we will get that fixed ASAP.

We want to keep things raw, coming from them - we don't want to heavily edit an interview where it's completely altered. Yeah, we are humans too, we sometimes miss a few errors here and there - but English wise, we're a bit lenient when it come to those things. Our goal is, as long as it makes sense for the masses aka the reader, it's good in our books!