In business, the only constant is change. Fortunately, the tools that successful creatives have mastered — deep focus, deliberate practice, and how to perform under pressure — can help you “futureproof” your potential and break records in a digital world.

A professional musician by training, Nick Wolny’s low-income upbringing, self-taught editorial career path, and current efforts as an LGBTQ+ journalist and entrepreneur enable fresh perspectives. But if we look closer at our own lives and histories, we realize that we too have a special recipe of experiences that make us one of a kind.

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Bio

Nick Wolny is an editor, journalist, and consultant. He writes about money, business, LGBTQ+ life, and how they intertwine, and has previously contributed to CNET, Fast Company, Business Insider, Out magazine, and Entrepreneur magazine. Nick manages and publishes content that empowers readers to design their futures, implement entrepreneurial personal finance strategies, and live better, more intentional lives.

A self-employed marketing consultant of seven years, Nick was named a “40 under 40” by the Houston Business Journal in 2021, and is a frequent television correspondent on business, technology, and LGBTQ+ topics. He holds a Master’s degree in classical French Horn from Rice University, and is currently pursuing a certificate in journalism from UCLA. Nick resides in Los Angeles. For more information, visit www.nickwolny.com.