This week I’m back again for the team at Kaleido for installment 2 as part of my August column “The Life of a Creative.. This week I go over and discuss how that as a creative or anyone in business, that without a plan or some direction that you’re going to get no where, or do it well.
Here is a bit of an exert of the article and information below…
One of the best things about being a creative individual is that we tell ourselves and our friends that we’re wired differently, that it’s expected that we be a bit all over the place, that spontaneity, being carefree and a little reckless is the social norm. That society is OK with it, that our parents are used to bailing us out financially (no matter what our age) and our friends just get used to us having no money when we go out. Sure, this is ok when you’re starting out; when you’re getting established things can be challenging, however what if I told you many creatives I know do well financially, profit from their craft and are earn a respectable living doing so.
Read more here and the article in full. If you’ve any comments, suggestions or tips from your own journey, we’d love to hear them as always.
Thanks for reading.
Chrissy
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