6 time traps that grab artists #HTipT #156
There are 6 time traps that artists fall into. Learn what they are and watch out for them. Your time is the most valuable thing you have to manage.
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3 tips to a successful Mentorship relationship #HTipT #124
How to get a mentor, be mentored and make that relationship work for you.
What’s your story? #HTipT #108
What’s the story you tell yourself about why you have what you have in your life? Does it create pity or inspiration in others? Is it a story of reasons or excuses?
To be an artist: The 7 places where artists get stuck #HTipT #94
There is a model that identifies the 7 primary places where artists get stuck in trying to achieve success. Being able to identify where the problem is helps you to focus and solve the problem.
Own your day #HTipT #72
It’s your day, your career, your destiny. Don’t let others drive your day. If you go to your inbox first you are letting everyone and anyone own your day.
Individual artist grants: How to have an Entrepreneurial mindset #HTipT #63
There are 4 things that business entrepreneurs can teach artist entrepreneurs.
Get a head start the night before #HTipT #57
Making decisions takes the most brain power. Learn how to start each day with the big decisions already sorted. This trick takes only 5 min and gives you a head start on the day.
Which idea next? #HTipT #56
Having lots of creative ideas is the gift and the burden of being an independent artist. In order to help you sort out the ideas whirling in your mind try this matrix of questions to get outside of your head and look at the options with a new perspective.
It’s called SELF esteem #HTipT #55
When you work for yourself there is no one to give you the appreciation you deserve and need. Find out what you can do to “esteem” yourself.
2 things to improve your happiness #HTipT #53
Happy people are more productive. Take control of generating your own happiness by making changes to your environment and your activities. Learn what makes you happy and add those things to your studio or work space and include those things in your weekly calendar.
