209: How to Recession Proof Your Art Business
Why the Goal Beyond the Goal is Important
What is your big goal? Is it big enough? Think of a goal as your destination, and they beyond goal to keep your expectations high.
A goal that excites you is much more likely to keep you motivated. We know that our thoughts create our feelings which in turn, determines our actions and results.
For more info on mastering the emotional side of goal setting, check out The Inspiration Place podcast episode 175.
Master the Emotional Side of Goal Setting
Affirmations for Artists
I recently moved to the upper west side in NYC, and it’s got me feeling like I’m living inside a Seinfeld episode complete with our own Kramer in the building.
A favorite episode is one where Jerry’s friend George is afraid his show might be successful which can only mean something terrible is going to happen. Fear of failure is more common than you might think.
Focus on your steps to success instead of worrying about what might (or might not) happen.
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How to Get People to Connect with You and Your Art
No matter the type of art you create, words will be necessary. Lean into who you are, what you believe and the why about what you do.
If it’s easier to talk about this instead of writing, have a conversation with a friend explaining these concepts about your art in general or a latest piece. Have it transcribed and use those words and phrases on your website and in social media.
Storyworthy with Matthew Dicks
Recession Proof Your Art Business
I recently read a report about the US economy. Part of the report talked about an expected recession, but there were bright spots as well.
One trend that’s changing is shopping activity. People are craving in-person experiences. They might be budgeting some expenses, but they are likely to continue spending for experiences.
Hear 4 tips that you can use to entice clients who are looking for value.
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Meet Artist Beverly Barkat
I recently took a trip to Israel to visit my son. While I was there, we went to see an amazing sculpture called Earth Poetica by artist Beverly Barkat. She turned trash into art and seeing it in person was well worth it.
Her work reminds us of the world’s plastic trash problem and our connection to nature.
Connect with Artist Beverly Barkat Here
Master the emotional side of goal setting - episode #175-- schulmanart.com/175
Free pdf for you - schulmanart.com/AFFIRMATIONS
Course Creator Starter Kit schulmanart.com/GUIDE
Your Story Sells your art with Laura Belgray schulmanart.com/87