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Charles Graham
Founder of Volum8 Creative Inc.
Charles Graham is a multifaceted entrepreneur and creative professional based in New York. He is the Founder and CEO of Volum8 Creative, an experience design company that specializes in branding and web application development.123
Professional Background:
- Founded Volum8 Creative in August 2013, leading a team of designers and developers3
- Co-Founder of Little Massive, a web3 studio13
- Technical Advisor at Nemus, focusing on Amazon rainforest conservation using web 3.0 technologies13
- Executive Producer at Volume Eight Musik from 2002-201213
- Started his career as an Account Executive at TMP Worldwide13
Education and Certifications:
- Attended Berklee College of Music in 2004, studying Music Publishing13
- UX Certification - Interaction Design Specialization from Nielsen Norman Group (2019)13
- Certification in Developing Innovative Ideas for New Companies from Coursera (2013)13
Professional Focus: Graham is passionate about technology, design, and innovation, with a particular interest in web3 technologies and creative storytelling. He has worked across various industries, from music production to digital design and blockchain technologies.24
Personal Philosophy: His work is driven by a desire to empower and inspire creators, contribute to positive change, and help "good people achieve great things".2
Highlights
What do you do when you lack clarity, or focus?
Coffee? Exercise? Sleep? What about using sound to reset...
More specifically, binaural frequencies.
I discovered binaural therapy in the early 2000's as an audio engineer.
Simply put, it is the use of two different tones (one in each ear,) that when combined cause the brain to produce a third tone from their difference. This process then alters the state of your brain waves.
I spent years exploring and experimenting with various frequency theories from solfeggio to the golden ratio.
I began to understand how and why sound was so powerful.
It's simply because it has the capability to tune the frequency of waves.
And we are all made up of waves.
So whenever I find myself lacking clarity, or focus, I take 5-10 minutes and listen to binaural beats.
Nothing works faster.
And it's easy to do.
All you need are some headphones, and youtube.
Have you heard of "binaural beats" before? Have you ever actually tried them?
I'm curious to see how many others use them as a tool and am happy to share some examples in the comments below!
