The creator’s journey can be lonely and scary, especially if you’re aspiring to turn your creative interests into an income generating endeavor. The entrepreneurial journey is also a lonely one.

In both cases: creators and entrepreneurs (aka, “artist entrepreneurs”), so much of what we do is done alone and in isolation. Even when we can hire employees or freelance outsourcers, we’re the top level thinker, planner and doer—often wearing all the hats of all the roles in the beginning—and that again is typically an isolated and isolating role.

Connecting
Thus the importance and benefit of connecting online with like minded folks in the area of interest you’re pursuing.

We can enjoy virtual friendships and associations that help tremendously.

Biggest Challenge 
One of the biggest challenges for artist entrepreneurs…? Fear and doubt.

The fear that we’re delusional and the doubt that we’re not good enough, that nothing will ever come of our dreams and aspirations to do more in the world with our art.

Diss the Doubt

The #1 thing I do to knock fear on its face and dismantle the doubt is to tune into those ahead of me. Entrepreneurs and creators who’re already where I’m heading, and others who are inspiring and encouraging by their example.

For they know the perils of the path and serve as guides and beacons to the rest of us at the uncertain forks in the road and the dark places along the way.

People cannot see past their limitations and they take them for truth.
~Tom Bilyeu, entrepreneur founder, Quest Nutrition & Impact Theory

Create the life you want to live, one day at a time.
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~ LeAura
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The Day is The Way