Artrepreneur from the Creative City Project

Part of being a healthy person and a healthy artist is being willing to grow. As we become more acquainted with ourselves, it helps us move forward in making creativity our career. Here are 5 traits to be thinking about in our lives as we bring our creative dreams to life!

Things are different right now, for sure. Maybe our processes have been upended and our workflows have been interrupted. Here are 5 rhythms we can integrate into our creative practice that will help us navigate times of quarantine.

In improv, we’re taught that “everything is an offer.” In this episode we talk about how that applies to lives as artists and humans. How do we navigated the ever-changing realities around us to truly thrive as artists?

Good art is inspired, it is done with intention, it takes time, it affects the world. So many truths about great art also apply to crafting a good life. Today, we talk about how we develop our creative careers by crafting daily life with intention.

Artists transform culture. Artists shape the future. What you do is meaningful, so it’s important that your voice is heard. What does it mean to be heard as an artist? And how do we do it? That’s this week’s episode.

Things have gotten crazy. There is a ton of uncertainty — especially for freelancers, contractors, and artists. How can we leverage this time as an opportunity?

If we’re growing, we’re going to continue to face the unknown. That can be nerve wracking. Don’t beat yourself up. Instead, embrace that sense of uneasiness as a sign that you’re growing. This week, on the Artrepreneur Podcast.

When you’re building your creative career, there might be some things that pop up and cause stress and anxiety. This week, we talk about some practical ways to navigate through anxiety and stay healthy.

Artrepreneur is all about building your creative career. But what does that mean? In this episode, we talk with Nick Sambrato of Mama’s Sauce about the three essential pillars of building any business… and how it applies to you as an artist.

When we’re making stuff, people will have something to say about it. So, what do we do with that… especially when it feels like opposition. That’s what we talk about this week on the Artrepreneur Podcast.