Below are the best podcasts we could find on Relationship with Money and creative well being.
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How do you actually make money as an artist? Not every revenue generator is right for everyone, so listen in to discover what might be the best fit for you and your art.
Ramit Sethi is the author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich and the host of the podcast of the same name. In this episode we discuss how to make wise career choices, how our beliefs about money can unknowingly limit us, and how to talk with our stakeholders about important decisions.
In this episode of Thriving Women Artists, Sarah, Ping, and Dorien will talk about their first commissions, what they learned from it, and what they would do differently now. Listen in to find out what the trio would recommend you add to your first commission check-list.
The business of art. That’s the topic of conversation on Thriving Women Artists this week. Hear all about why the business side is important, what it is, when you should start thinking about it, and how they did it.
Many creative pros love the work they do, but strongly dislike talking about or marketing that work.
Are you a creative entrepreneur needing help with your finances, bookkeeping or tax preparation? Morgan de Klerk is an accountant working with small businesses and digital nomads to help them master their finances.
Many people have started “side hustles” as a way to supplement their income or to pursue side passions. On this episode, Chris Guillebeau shares insights about how to find the right idea and how to start your own side hustle with tips from his book The Money Tree.
As Artists and Creatives we are often asked questions that can really ruffle our feathers, even if they are meant with the best intentions.
Just like when the stock market takes a downturn and everyone gets very conservative, I see many creatives jumping at the first opportunity to come along rather than thinking about their career as an investment portfolio to be build over time.
In today’s episode, we are talking about painting/drawing for commissions versus painting for joy. Within the idea of paid commissions, we are also including those “jobs” where friends or family ask you to create things for them (we’ve all been there!).
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