@itshannahzhang: I’m building a creator business in my 5-9 which means I have to focus on work that’s in my zone of genius, not formatting slides and worrying about the footnote on slide 16. This year, I want to become a better public speaker, so I’m enlisting Gamma to help me do the design work so I can focus on what moves the needle - my strategy, ideas, and creativity. Go to my link in bio for my deck you can steal and a link to try it yourself! @Gamma #GammaPartner #ad

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Can you elaborate what a creator business entails? Sorry for the ignorance just curious! Thank you!! Gamma.
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