An artist is a creator (a person who creates)-is that difficult to understand? If it is then, there's a problem which probably emanates from the "I'm not good enough" syndrome. For an artist to think he or she must reach some height to attain some level of recognition to be tagged as an artisan is just preposterous.

Finally—an episode on money. A very uncomfortable subjects artists (especially) do not like to talk about. The subject about money is very important but someway somehow we find a way not to talk about it. To be honest, I did not feel comfortable able sharing this but I did it anyway—youre worth your wages—charge what you're worth. Value your work!

Love is the greatest compelling force ever to be seem on planet earth! Without it there would be no relationships. Without it there would be no connections. As artists (song writer, painter, photographer, business starter...) love and passion.is what gets us through the hard times for without it, we give up. This is what this episode is about—loving what you do.

Assets are things that appreciate over time and in this episode I share with you the two most important assets that will never depreciate when you acquire them as an artist. These two assets will keep you not only creating as an artist but attract potential customers to you. Enjoy!

Consistency in the art world has been misunderstood by the lot and most often refer to it as making something everyday. Consistency is more than practice... In this short episode, I share with you what consistency truly means to the Artist. Enjoy!

Why should you not even be a master in your niche? Why not go all in if you have already started? Why go in halfway and not go all in to become a master? If you’re a hobbyist, great, but if you wish to take photography as a profession, then you ought to be on the journey of mastery, a journey of specialization. A journey where you find yourself because you’re pursuing what you love.

In this episode I share with photographers/Artists 5 good reasons for becoming a master in their niches. Enjoy!

“Start small, but start.” This advice I got from photographer, entrepreneur and podcaster Chase Jarvis. He sort of always pushes the message of starting wherever you are with whatever you have. In this episode I share a little more insight — starting small no matter how much you have. Dreaming global and starting local.

In this episode I sit down with creative photographer — Eugene Attoh. I’ve always wanted to have him on this show but I ended up not preparing for it, but here we go — he shares some valuable information for creatives and I believe this will benefit anyone who listens. Enjoy.

The most important asset to the photographer is his/her mind and the way he/she uses it. If your passion does not drive you to create even without owning a camera you’re not passionate enough. In this short episode, I share just 4 ways you can still create without owning a camera for yourself. Enjoy.