I missed you last week, but I'm back and excited about sharing another piece from my "focused diversification" pie. Now, just to refresh your memory from part 1 of Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: What Should I Focus on in my Business?, let me give you a little snippet that clues you in on my homemade definition … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: What Should I Focus on in my Business? (Part 2)
Well, the short answer to the question in today's blog title is "those things that move your business forward." The long answer is what I'm about to present to you in this blog post. So, stick with me as I unfold the not-so-secret, best-kept secret that seems to elude our creative minds time and time … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: What Should I Focus on in my Business?
Have you ever gone to an all-you-can-eat restaurant and completely gorged yourself with food (because you had the big eyes and thought you had the big stomach) and walked out of the place feeling miserably stuffed? Have you ever sped on the roadways in your city, thinking the extra miles per hour over the speed … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: More Isn’t Always More
Okay, so I'm totally going to get back to the whole "Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance" process in the next week or so. I know that I know that I know that we need to move on to the next step in the process. But, I just keep thinking about these topics that seem to … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Let Life Build Your Expertise
So, did you catch what I did in the blog post title up there? Yes? Maybe not? Well, I'm going to make sure we're all on the same page here with my little word play in the title in case you need a clue from me on what's coming up in the discussion. In short, I … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship for Incentivizing the Young Reader and Writer
It never really works to your most productive advantage to push through creative work when you're sleepy . . . or distracted . . . or unmotivated . . . or (YOU fill in the blank ______________). It just never does. And over time, I've personally experienced the why to this statement. Here's the deal: … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Create at Your Most Productive Times
So, here's how I ended last Tuesday's post, which you can find here: "I’ll leave you with your brain dump/brainstorming session(s) to work on. Then, we’ll plan on meeting back next week to work on some more of the Creative Work-Life Balance process, unless something else comes up to change my plan. (I have to … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Treat Your Creative Genius Like a Full-Time Job
Alrighty. My morning has gotten off to a great start and I decided to wait until this very morning (while I'm rearin' to go) to jot down a few things for you that you're hopefully going to read right here until the very end. It's all about the Big 3 and continuing on with our … Continue reading Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance: Real-Life Examples
Blogging about work-life balance . . . coming right up . . . in next week's commentary. Yes, I'm afraid it's time to talk about work-life balance again. And since I decided to take it easy today, I'm not going to go all hard core in this blog post. I'm simply going to give you … Continue reading Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance
Today, I'm coming at you with a continuation of the discussion, regarding the importance of receiving input from others when exploring creative endeavors (new and ongoing). This particular topic has been very prominent as a focus in the current projects I'm participating in, because I'm learning more and more how valuable it is to get … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: You Need Input from Others (Part 2)
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