EP. 212: How to Make a Sustainable Living From Your Creativity with Miriam Schulman

ADHD for Smart Ass Women with Tracy Otsuka

I always talk about how creative the ADHD mind is, but creativity can only get us so far if we don’t also have structure to make things happen. The problem is, there’s so much advice out there on how to create that structure and monetize creativity, most of which isn’t written for our unique brains, that it’s hard to know where to begin. This is why I invited Miriam Schulman back onto the podcast (go back and listen to her first episode if you haven’t already!) to talk about her recent book, Artpreneur. In Artpreneur, Miriam provides actionable steps to turn your creative ideas into a thriving business in a way that works for neurodivergent brains. She’s an expert at cutting through the noise and consolidating everything down into simple, straightforward advice for creative entrepreneurs and I’m so excited to be able to share her brilliance with you again. Join our conversation as Miriam and I discuss the book-writing process, what defines art, how to market your work, the importance of believing in the buyer, and so much more. Resources Podcast [The Inspiration Place]: YouTube: Instagram: @schulmanart Book pre-order: ; (free chapter of Artpreneur)

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