Wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving – surrounded by people you love and filled with yummy food. Here’s a no-calorie feast just for your eyes. Please share your gratitudes in a comment or even a link to your own eye feasts.
A Feast for the Eyes: Food in Art Read
It’s scary to step up – to think bigger about what you’re capable of. There’s very little motivation in the daily grind: check Facebook, post to Instagram, send a newsletter, write a blog post, work in studio. If you’re not careful, you’ll continue to go through the motions of life without doing something extraordinary for
Schedule a Scary and Extraordinary Art Project Read
As I was flipping through my notebook last week, I came across notes from a lecture by ceramic artist Doug Casebeer at the Foothills Art Center in Golden, Colorado on January 25, 2014. There is so much wisdom here that I’ve decided to share them in their raw form. Enough time has passed since I
Notes From an Artist Lecture Read
Many people become entrepreneurs because of the freedom it affords them. When you own your own business, you are free to set your own goals, get out of bed when you like, and control your brand. Of course, most people who seek this path of independence have no idea what they’re getting into. They don’t
I haven’t been telling you about all of the amazing thing my members, students, and followers are doing and I’m going to try to do a better job of this. Starting now. I hope these three stories inspire you. 1. Holly Wilson Holly Wilson, a member of the Art Biz Incubator, was nervous and shaking
3 Artist Stories To Inspire You Read
Here’s to the fathers who are artists. And to the fathers who raise healthy, informed artists who make the world a better place. To My Dad Who loves history and culture and encouraged this curiosity of the world for me. Who paid for all of my extracurricular art lessons that Mom found for me. Who
An Appreciation of Fathers and of My Dad Read
Last summer I had the pleasure of interviewing Mark McGuinness, author of Resilience: Facing Down Rejection and Criticism on the Road to Success.
Originally recorded for my members in the Art Biz Incubator, I am able to share this interview now that my members have benefited from it for a number of months.
Resilience: An Interview with Mark McGuinness Read
Today, February 3, is my birthday and I hope you’ll celebrate with me. It would be meaningful to know that you had a really good day on February 3. So I outlined 8 (my favorite number) things that I thought would make for a next-to-perfect day.
Have a Good Day with Me – Time Sensitive Read
With less than 1 month to go before Christmas, it’s about this time that we start using the holidays as an excuse to neglect our income-generating businesses. Don’t do this. Enjoy the holidays as much as you can while also keeping your business on track.
There are other people out there who can counsel you on self-care and enjoying the season. It’s my job to remind you that your success depends on the daily commitment you show to your business.
How to Motivate Yourself to Work During the Holidays Read
Guest blogger: Dorothy Byers Lorenze . . . One Saturday morning I was watching Produce Pete – the veggie guru on the NBC New York affiliate station who chats about seasonal fruits and vegetables each week. On that day, Pete was expounding on the glory of asparagus and he stuck the stalks in a glass of water, held it aloft and proclaimed, “THIS is how you keep asparagus fresh!”
Produce Pete Bought My Art Because of the Title Read
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