Imagine waking up excited to create because your art actually pays the bills. That's the reality Artpreneur makes possible for creatives tired of juggling day jobs with their true calling.
You're talented, but sales feel awkward, collectors are elusive, and that 'starving artist' label sticks like glue. Gatekeepers used to control the game, but now with a laptop and internet, you can bypass them. Still, without a clear plan, passion projects stay just that—projects, not paychecks.
Miriam Schulman, artist, coach, and host of The Inspiration Place podcast, distills two decades of selling her own work into five actionable pillars:
Whether you're a photographer snapping weddings, a writer pitching stories, a dancer teaching online classes, or a painter shipping originals worldwide, these steps work. Readers report consistent sales, fuller schedules for what matters, and the confidence to charge what they're worth. It's not theory; it's battle-tested advice from someone who's done it.
Start your morning prospecting on social media, craft posts that highlight your process during production time, wrap up with promotion emails that feel like friendly chats. Suddenly, inquiries roll in, commissions stack up, and you book that studio space you've eyed. For musicians, it means gig bookings turning into merch sales; for writers, newsletters converting to courses.
This Kindle edition slips right into your library, ready whenever inspiration—or a business question—strikes. If you've got the talent, Artpreneur gives you the business savvy. Why wait? Your sustainable creative life starts with one page turn.
