Being Profitable Doesn't Have to Mean Doing More with Jill Soukup (#98)
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Being profitable as an artist doesn't necessarily mean you need to do more. Sometimes it's about doing less by being discerning about what you take on and where you invest your energy. My guest Jill Soukup methodically improves her work to make sure that her career, her business, and her life are what she wants them to be. In this conversation, Jill and I discuss how and where she sells her work, how teaching fits in with her income plan, and why it's important for her to keep things simple.
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