I have a hard time asking for money.
The extent of my money issues didn't resonate with me until I worked in a restaurant as a food runner. As a food runner, I brought the food to the tables (I didn't really do a lot of running- I'm not that ...
Becoming an Artpreneur
How to Become an Artpreneur: Blending Art and Business
Not very many years ago a young woman started a business selling cookies. After discouragement from family and friends and multiple rejections by banks, she had finally persuaded one bank manager to give her a small loan.
Maybe it was the freshly made chocolate chip cookies she brought to the ...
A Little Controversy Can Be A Good Thing
Earlier in the week Martha Stewart angered a lot of online creatives with her comment, "Who are these bloggers?"
I'm not sure what was behind her emotion but she caused a howl in the blogging world when she pointed out that in her mind, "bloggers aren't experts...they aren't editors at ...
13 Lessons I Learned from my Candle Business: What I would Do Differently If I Started a Craft Business Today
Have you ever had a great idea that was sure to help you find vocational bliss, money and a way to avoid college? I tried to do this by starting a candle making company when I was in college.
Today I'll share what I would different if I was starting ...
Becoming an Artpreneur Part 1: Traditional Art Shows, Building a List Grandma’s Way and thoughts on Why People Buy Art
This is the first in a new series "what is an artpreneur?". Today I look at traditional ways of selling art that many artists still practice today, postcard marketing and thoughts on why people loved my Grandfather's watercolors.
It was 5:30 when we pulled into the dark street. The shops ...
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