The end of the year is often accompanied by a tinge of regret. Maybe you didn’t stick to your New Year’s Resolution or accomplish all of your goals. I’ll bet you did more than you think. Take time between now and December 31 to write down all you accomplished in 2011.
Acknowledge & Celebrate Your 2011 Accomplishments Read
This week marks the halfway point in the year. How are you doing on your goals? Because my primary concern is about your business goals and financial well-being, let me remind you of a couple of articles about achieving your income goals. Have you read these? 6 Steps to Identify Your Income Goals The 7th
Is it important as an artist to know what you want or where you want to be?
Knowing < Deep Thought Thursday Read
I recently asked fans on my Facebook page about setting goals. The responses I received were mostly about projects and tasks then about goals. Since it’s the time of year to work on goals, I thought a review might be helpful.
Vision vs. Goals vs. Projects vs. Tasks Read
It’s easy to be discouraged by everything left undone at the end of the year, but don’t fall into that trap. My job is to keep giving you strategies for your art career. I throw them at you with each newsletter, class lesson, and blog post. Your job is to pick and choose what you
Count Your Accomplishments Read
The goal is never to work harder. It’s to work smarter. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about working hard. We can only work so hard before maxing out. That’s when it’s time to move on to something new. If you’ll indulge me for being a bit more personal in this newsletter, I’ll tell you
You were undoubtedly busy and productive in 2009. Focusing on your art, but also focusing on making money as an artist. What is the single best thing you did for your art career in 2009 and why? What payoff did you see as a result of your efforts?
Deep Thought Thursday: 2009 Biggie Read
A couple of weeks ago I asked you to take time from your bustling schedule to celebrate all you’ve gotten done in the last 12 months. If you haven’t celebrated your 2008 accomplishments, I hope you’ll take the time to do that. Now it’s time to look forward. Time to blast off! Yep, I’m going
Blast off in the New Year Read
You’ve been going at it all year! “Do this, try that,” I advise. But then you look at everything left on your task list and become discouraged. TIME OUT! Instead of thinking about what you still want to accomplish, consider acknowledging all you have done. Take time to write down your accomplishments for 2008. This
Acknowledge yourself and celebrate! Read
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