In my one-on-one coaching sessions with artists, I've had the incredible opportunity to dive deep into the heart of creativity and the challenges that often come with it. It's an intimate space where we explore the uncharted territories of your artistic journey. But here's the thing, my friends – sometimes, there's resistance when it comes to change. And let's be real, who really enjoys change?
Yet, it's during these moments of resistance that we ask the tough questions, the ones that have the potential to transform our paths. Questions that are like a compass guiding us towards our true creative potential. Questions like, "How much do you really want this?"
I'm not just asking about desire; I'm asking about your ambition. Your burning, unstoppable ambition. Think about it – are you satisfied with small efforts and modest results, or are you...
We're all familiar with the feeling of accomplishment that comes from landing a major art show, making a sale, or receiving a coveted award. These are the moments that we eagerly share with the world, and rightfully so. They're the milestones that stand as a testament to our dedication and talent. But in our pursuit of these big wins, let's not overlook the quiet yet mighty force of small victories.
Think about it – those little triumphs, the ones that might seem like mere blips on the radar, actually carry substantial weight. It's like saving up small change; before you know it, you've accumulated something substantial. Unlike those occasional big wins that make grand entrances, these small victories occur regularly, quietly building momentum beneath the surface.
It's tempting to dismiss these small successes in favor of holding out for the...
By Sergio Gomez
Let me share a personal story that might just change the way you think about finding art collectors. Like many of you, I used to constantly ask myself, "How do I find art collectors?" It was a question that seemed both daunting and frustrating, as if I were a hunter desperately seeking elusive prey. But let me tell you, my friends, that question led me down a path of disappointment and uncertainty.
As an emerging artist, I thought my job was to go out and find collectors wherever they might be hiding. I believed they were playing a game of hide-and-seek, and it was up to me to uncover their secret locations. But the more I searched, the more discouraged I became. It was a never-ending cycle of frustration.
It took me years, as I grew and matured as an artist, to realize that I had been asking the wrong question all along. The real question...
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