Puritan Guilt
A long time ago, in my thirties (:-)), I dated an artist called Mr. Fire-man. He was a really fabulous painter, and very dedicated to the artistic lifestyle. He was like magic–even though he didn’t always have a reliable source […]
Your perception of value
Money. It’s been a trending topic in my own personal blogosphere, lately. First there was John McLauglan talking about Firing some of his Customers. Then Nancy Kenny asked me for some advice about valuing her new service, and wrote about […]
Putting a value on our work
(originally published February 27, 2008, on The Next Stage) Okay, I know what you’re thinking: this is a column that is supposed to be dedicated to tips and tricks about marketing artists, right? So what the heck is this whole […]