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Miwa Gardner emotive watercolor portrait of a woman surrounded by birds and with vine-like markings on her face. The subject is wearing a high-necked garment adorned with intricate gold filigree patterns.

What are you waiting for? The real costs of postponing strategic work in your art business (261)

The daily work of running an art business — making art, posting, responding, shipping — always feels urgent. The strategic work doesn’t. So it waits. But postponing that deeper evaluation isn’t neutral.

There are five specific costs that accumulate when you keep the strategic work on the back burner, quarter after quarter. None of them announce themselves. And that’s precisely what makes them so damaging.

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Cindy Rassche ceramic model of a boat

The art business self-assessment every artists should do (260)

Before you can decide what to do next in your art business, you need to know what you actually have. In episode 260 of The Art Biz, I walk through the three-zone framework I use with every private client: Outreach, Presence, and Systems.

It’s a structured self-assessment that gives you a clear, honest picture of where your business stands, so you can stop guessing and start making decisions that actually move things forward.

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