Historical fiction. Inspirational poetry. Creative nonfiction.
In the third and final part of our series about the three hats a creative entrepreneur must wear, today we’re looking … Read more
In the second of this series about the three hats a creative entrepreneur must wear, today we’re looking at the Manager’s hat, … Read more
The creative entrepreneur must wear three different hats: Maker, Manager and Maximizer. Today, we’re looking at the maker’s hat: how the … Read more
Are you a creative entrepreneur who’s struggling with procrastination or poor profits? You are not alone. Research shows us that … Read more
If it’s so challenging and, statistically, you’ll work more and earn less as a self-employed person, why not get a … Read more
Setting up and running a successful creative enterprise like an author business, is challenging, for lots of reasons. One reason … Read more
There are seven keys to successful creative entrepreneurship, seven things you need to know and do if you are to … Read more
One of the best reasons to engage in conscious creation is its ability to heal an internal wound, to fix what is broken, to make the
fractured whole.
Those who distinguish between ‘great' versus ‘therapeutic' art deny this. They want to draw a line: the poor efforts of the emotionally incontinent and artistically illiterate on one side, the masterpieces of genius on the other.
Except that many of the ‘greats' have been humble enough to acknowledge that