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The art market is changing and now is a good time to look at the resources we have at hand to plan for the future.

In times of great stress, focus on your priorities and don't let the unknown lead you astray

A creative space is important but try not to sacrifice economic security for the romance of the "Perfect Studio".

We are in a time of transition and change. We can't use the past to judge the present, time to let it go.

Learning to pace yourself and remember that when you offered the chance to say yes, you can always say no.

Today marks another miles stone in my life, how we deal with changes in our life affect our business future. Learning to roll with the ups and downs make us more flexible and help build endurance. Everything creates chaos, but the way things fall out can create opportunities in the days ahead.

People will say the damnedest things... Educating the public about why your work is worth the money while putting up with the comments and questions.

Not everything goes according to plan, how we react can have long lasting results. Now is the time to forgive ourselves for not getting in right and learning to go with the flow.

Resisting change is hard for most artists as we have to make our own way. Sometimes we need to remember that change is for our survival and we need to be flexible.

Continuing with the subject of last week, this time is about when and if you need to turn long term clients to friends. There are pitfalls ahead but you have the ultimate say in where your relationships go.