This is a guest post from Steff Metal. If you don’t know her yet, you’ll want to by the end of this post. When she emailed me her idea, I thought it was good. When she sent over the final product, I just about died. This is probably the best guest post on The Abundant […]
Artists are Best Served Creating LESS Artwork—-Here’s Why:
Note from Cory: Kene Erike, today’s guest poster, is a graduate of the Applied Economics and Management Program at Cornell University. Social Psychology and negotiation studies were among his favorite courses. Kene was very persistent in asking me if he could do a guest post here and after taking a look at his report on […]
Getting Out of the Waiting Place
The Waiting Place from Dr. Seuss’ The Places You’ll Go You may have noticed that there hasn’t been much on the blog over the last couple of weeks. At least, it’s my conceit that you’re wondering. You may not be wondering at all. Indulge me anyway. If you know me, or you have read the […]
“Art Doesn’t Have to Be Better Than Mediocre to Sell” – Masterclass Interview With Gwenn Seemel
Each month at The Abundant Artist Community, I post an in-depth interview with artists who have not only make a living with their art, but who are living an Abundant Artist lifestyle. This month’s interview was with Gwenn Seemel, a personal favorite of mine. I’ve posted 5 minutes of the 30 minute interview here. Gwenn_Seemel_Excerpt […]
Opportunities Whiz By: Stay Focused
To paraphrase Douglas Adams, I love opportunities. I love the whizzing sound they make as they go flying past. Earlier this week I had an amazing opportunity come my way. Something that I have thought would be one of the best things that I could do. In the first moment, I was ready to abandon […]
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