Where are you now? It’s such a simple question to answer. Or is it? At the time it was asked, I failed the test! After completing my emotional rant post-Home Grown, I was asked this question during a conversation with one of my mentors. At the time, I was walking through Charlotte’s airport to catch […]
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Marrio, Margo, and Sulé Two weeks ago, the Whole Heart Productions team all boarded planes and started their journeys towards New Orleans for our first annual Home Grown weekend. I know that Sulé has a great write-up coming about the experience, so I won’t steal his thunder. Also, I’m sharing some of my experience in
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Being an artist is hard. Pursuing art as a career means putting a very personal part of who you are out there for the world to see. When you succeed, it’s the greatest feeling in the world. When you’re struggling to find an audience, it can be the most disheartening. Every artist hopes
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I’m going to share a secret about being an entrepreneur that, unless you’re already running your art as a business, you might not believe. The hardest thing about being an artistic entrepreneur, or any type of entrepreneur, isn’t learning how to run a business. It isn’t figuring out social media or marketing. It isn’t connecting with
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If you follow my posts, you know that I’m passionate about approaching art as a business, especially if you want to make a career of it. The problem is, business is a huge area to cover. Where do you start? People go to school for at least four years to learn the basics of how
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