You did not become an artist to make money in the first place. And even if you're not an artist, maybe there's some juicy tips for you to diversify your income streams.
So, art & money, has literally been an eternal struggle (think of Rembrandt, Van Gogh) - but you do need money to survive and be able to create more art for people who enjoy your output.
Try to think of money as a convenient tool that enables you to create the art you want and work with clients you really love.
The traditional ways of making money in the arts have faded, for instance as a recording artist, labels are still existing, but how much money do you actually make? The time of people buying your albums and that being enough to be profitable is over (of course there are exceptions).
So how do you actually make sure you'll survive?
You can create merchandise, start up a membership or write a paid column for a magazine or a newspaper (I'm revealing 10 more ways to diversify your income in this week's podcast episode).
And maybe now you're thinking: Sarah, I don't want to do all that, I don't want people thinking I am a sell-out...
And I totally get that, so I created a 4-step process for you on how to determine how to find that extra income stream, because counting on a sudden 'bestseller' could be a strategy, but there's still so many other things you can do.
The 4-steps are:
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