How to make money designing board games - Jamey Stegmaier

Comments · 80

• JA

  @jameystegmaier · 3 years ago

  Thanks so much for this conversation, Gabe! If anyone has any questions for me about what Gabe and I discussed, feel free to reply to this comment so I can get an alert and respond promptly. :)

  70

• HE

  @Hejotu · 1 year ago

  Coming from another creative industry, I absolutely see why your success and advice are so true: &nbsp;<br><br>The value of pursuing passion projects, leaving aside greediness but carefully considering financials, and grounding all in dedication and smart work is the secret formula. Ideas are the 1% genius that you need, but making them into a reality is possible through the other 99% work component. <br><br>Good luck to you all, and thank you, BGLD and Stonemair, for sharing!

  3

• NE

  @nephiguy7 · 2 years ago

  Thank you both for just being down to earth good people.

  2

• DA

  @davidmurray9031 · 6 months ago

  I really appreciated the honesty from both you and Jamey here. &nbsp;These were very good and thoughtful questions (and answers). Thanks for putting this out there for us to benefit from. 😊

• SI

  @Siggy_Sour · 9 months ago

  Create for the sake of Creation! i love it!

  1

• RO

  @RobSeib · 3 years ago

  Thank you both for sharing your insights and experiences with us all ❤

  4

• TO

  @tony_authority · 2 years ago

  this was phenomenal. Thank you both sincerely

  2

• QU

  @QuaydenVanStaden-ki5rl · 2 years ago

  Wow, your humanity and advice is so rare, i salute you!! I have been afraid to start my game design yourney for 17 years. And i believe you just pushed me over the edge! Hats off, i wish you all the best and success!

  5

• SA

  @saxongames895 · 3 years ago

  Awesome interview. Some really encouraging content for a new designer like myself. &nbsp;Thanks for taking the time to do this.

  6

• ST

  @stevepettenon1 · 2 years ago

  Being a talented artist isn&apos;t the same as being an artist who makes things that people are willing to pay money for. <br>There are things that you look at and impulsively desire and want to buy. Then there are things that you look at with a sense of awe or respect for but don&apos;t have the desire to own or purchase (or can&apos;t afford the cost the artist is asking). <br>The &apos;artist&apos;s artist&apos; doesn&apos;t always make money and desirability isn&apos;t just about artistic talent.

  4

• FE

  @ferbogadoaSalirAJugar · 2 years ago

  Huge fan of this show. I listen all and enrich my life as boardgame designer

  1

• DE

  @deborahmpairchandler7525 · 3 years ago

  Wonderful! 2 voices of &nbsp;acquired wisdom through experience! &nbsp;Thank you so very much for letting us eavesdrop your conversation.

  1