 Question: How do you know whether you’re pivoting, or completely re-defining your project?Or worse, abandoning it altogether?
Answer: By referring back to the objectives you set at the beginning of your project.
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Bookkeeping. I hate it. The less time I have to spend with a pile of receipts in one hand and a stack of bank statements in the other, the happier I am.
So when my partner and I started our limited company, I knew we needed a simple yet flexible accounting system to manage our incomings and outgoings. Something that wasn’t going to take me a lifetime to learn nor masses of time to maintain.
Fortunately my lucky cyber-search angel introduced me to Wave. 
Illustration adapted from one in Who Ever Heard of Kangaroo Eggs? illustrated by Leonard Weisgard
It's a given. As artists and creatives we spend a lot of time on our own. And if we don't live in an arty city, it can be difficult to connect with others in the same boat.
In this short audio post, I talk about my own experiments with using a free app to get to know like-minded, locally-based people, for mutual support and networking. 
I’ve tried many times. It’s so hard to find a really simple way to describe the 8 Habits of Creative Practice.
As artists, staying in touch with our collectors and fans is vitally important.
But we don’t want this task eating into our art-making time.
Sharing a secret Pinterest board with your mailing list makes your subscribers and collectors feel really special by implicating them in your creative process - and it won’t cost you a ton of time! |
