Between 2019-2021, I blogged about the creative process and the business of being an artist. I did my best to cram-jam my posts filled with useful tools, tips and hacks and straight-up honesty from my own point of view.
My focus was figuring out how we can overcome our creative blocks, actually finish our projects and earn money from our art. I also shared the work of Black and Global Majority artists.
Take a look around or see the posts by categories: creative process, self-producing, artist life hacks, artist series. I hope you find something useful here.
This week we return to the financial literacy material I'm so hot on. Today I'm offering 3 straightforward actions that will improve your relationship with money and increase your wealth!
By seizing control of your moula on a daily basis you will gain the confidence to tackle bigger tasks like opening a business account or paying down credit card debt.
Read MoreDating can be expensive, but romance can be enlivening.
What a shame to miss out on heart fluttering, loin burning moments because you're worried about money! On the other hand, how awful to have a dreamy encounter undercut by your terror of spending money you don't have.
This topic is "artistic practice adjacent" but useful nonetheless. So often we're told, you can have love or you can have your art. Not both.
Today, I want to challenge that notion by addressing it in a practical, nuts and bolts, way.
This week I'm delving into some of the research I've been doing over the last couple years about how to get on top of my money.
I think it’s absolute lunacy that financial literacy isn’t taught at school, starting from a young age.
Read MoreAs lockdown is eased, it’s fun to think about what things you’d like to shed so you can move into this next period a little lighter, a little freer.
What clunk (physical, mental or relational) can you clear out?
A great, but sometimes easier said than done, way to make space, is to begin saying NO.
