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Read my books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Ekateri... Hey there, friends! Welcome to another episode of Art & Cocktails. I'm Kat, artist and founder of Create Magazine and Art Queens. Today, we're diving into a topic that's close to my heart: how to create and market your art while building a sustainable creative business at a slower, more intentional pace.
In this video, I cover:
My Journey to Slowing Down: The realization that I needed a break and how I embraced a slower, more peaceful state.
Overcoming the Fear of Slowing Down: Addressing the challenges and fears selfemployed artists face when scaling back.
Quality Over Quantity: How producing less but more intentional content can be more beneficial.
Intentional Marketing: Focusing on the right platforms and content that truly resonates with your audience.
Monetizing Knowledge: Using courses and other methods to support your financial goals without burning out.
Planning with Intention: Setting monthly goals and focusing on one main offer at a time.
Faith and Support: Trusting in a higher power or the universe to support your journey and goals.
Practical Tips: Analyzing your business to identify what's truly bringing in revenue and fulfillment.
Helpful Tips for Creative Entrepreneurs:
Focus on one main offer each month.
Set intentions before creating content.
Look at your numbers to see what’s working and focus on that.
Develop a sense of faith and trust in your journey.
I hope these insights help you find a more sustainable pace for your creative business. Remember, it's about creating a life and business that you can sustain and enjoy for years to come.
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