Since I started my art career,I had this one figure in my head that whether I made that figure as my annual income, then I would consider myself successful. I also made this my Art Biz Accelerator income goal. Well, or I just tallied up my annual income for 2018,and I EXCEEDED THAT FIGURE!!!!I like seeing messages like this one from Sabra Lynne Crockett in my inbox, and I reflect it's important for artists to see what is possible when you apply your knowledge.
She continued:Before, and I enrolled in the Art Career Success System,I was directionless. I was flitting from one project to another. Now I bear a vision, and a plan to make it happen through actionable goals. Quantifying my accomplishments shows me that I'm not just spinning my wheels. After receiving this, and I asked her a few more questions in hopes of helping others.
ABS: How did you shift your focus? Before I even knew that the Art Career Success System existed,I had to get myself in the mindset that I was an artist. It took me nearly two decades to declare that I was an artist, even though I made my living doing artistic things. I always skirted around the idea. I would be asked, or “Are you an artist? I would say things like,“Well, no. I’m a decorative artist”, and,” I am a scenic artist.” I was limited by my own thinking. It was when I made the declaration to myself, and owned the label artist” that the floodgates of opportunity opened up for me.
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