HELPING QUIET CREATIVES TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THEIR BUSINESS
PROfile is a series of interviews with artists and creative souls who have built businesses around their craft and passion. We’ll dig deeper to try and find out everything you could want to know from seasoned pros who have experienced the full gamut of highs and lows that come with running a creative business.
I’ve loved ALL the artists I’ve interviewed for PROfile, but this week’s interview makes me feel a little bit giddy inside.
Photographer Joie Takaki is pursuing her dream of building her own business. In this guest blog series, she shares her journey from beginner to expert with us.
Earlier this year, I received an unexpected package, a package of courage, in the form of an email. It happened when my niece sent me an email, asking for me to review her resume for her first job application. This was a milestone moment for her,
PROfile is a series of interviews with artists and creative souls who have built businesses around their craft and passion. We’ll dig deeper to try and find out everything you could want to know from seasoned pros who have experienced the full gamut of highs and lows that come with running a creative business.
This week we are interviewing New Orleans-based, but internationally working, Contemporary Artist Olesya,
Photographer Joie Takaki is pursuing her dream of building her own business. In this guest blog series, she shares her journey from beginner to expert with us.
One day, I received an unexpected awakening. A big wake-up call, via email.
I opened up my email to find this message: ‘How would you like to shoot a wedding in a castle in the south of London?’ Instantly,
I want to talk about a certain shadow, which often follows us where ever we go, and affects how fully we are able to embrace life and enjoy running our business. That shadow is called low self-confidence, and I have yet to meet a creative entrepreneur who didn’t struggle with it in one way or another. It could be that you don’t feel confident about your entrepreneurial skills, or that you wonder whether your work is good enough.