Hot Tip Tuesday by Auspicious Arts Incubator
Bite-sized pieces of advice for artists, every week!
You must prioritise self-care and still be a passion driven artist. We often lose perspective and become our work. This tip helps you maintain a healthy separation between the artist and the art. Video: Podcast: Video Transcript: Transcription by www.speechpad.com
“The show must go on” is a point of pride, excellence and also stress. Here’s 3 ways to live with this work ethic and keep going. Video: Podcast: Video Transcript: Hi. I’m Tracy Margieson, and I’m the project manager
Sometimes it feels like a never ending hamster wheel. But, there’s a better way to deal with it to maintain your wellbeing. Tracy Margieson shows you how to deal with it by making pause, debrief and celebrate part of every
The best habit to learn to survive as an indy artist is to learn how to feel good about your journey. Have you programmed your mind to believe that hard and stressful is your normal? Here are 3 ways to
Getting good customers to come back is the key. So getting more new customers needs to be your focus. Here are 3 ways to get new customers and keep them. Video: Podcast: Video Transcript: This week, I’ve got three practical
The biggest mistake most of us make is that we fall in love with our business or our products or our services not with our clients. The key to sustainable creative businesses is customers, so fall in love with your customers.
You get caught in a viscous circle where your story becomes a limiting belief. Callum Fox shares the secret of how to break this pattern.
There is support around you just ask. You are an inter-dependent artist. There are people who are part of your arts practice who want you to succeed. Build an Artist’s Advisory Circle to propel your business.
Understand the concept of 1000 true fans so you can learn how to make $100,000 as an artist. Cultivate your true fans and develop a micro-patronage plan.
Controlling your time is up to you. How do you want to do it? Here are a series of questions to prompt a discussion to make some changes.
