Hello Everyone, kind of new around here.

As artists, we often focus on creativity in our work, but what about in how we run our businesses? While structure and strategy are essential, sometimes stepping outside the box and embracing the creative flow in unexpected ways can lead to incredible results. What I’m about to share may sound unconventional—even surprising to some—but I hope it inspires you to trust your own intuition in both art and business. Since Christmas, my life has taken an unexpected yet beautifully guided turn. I made the decision to leave the east coast island of Newfoundland, my home for 14 years, to move halfway across Canada and support my 92 year-old father after a sudden decline in his health. This transition is one of trust, love, and new beginnings. As part of this shift, I'll be taking a hiatus from my art for a while to help my father declutter and eventually sell his home. Rather than storing or shipping my paintings, I was inspired to launch a ‘Make Me An Offer’ Moving Sale, allowing Spirit to guide the right people to each piece. This was more than a sale; it was an intuitive, heart-led exchange—an opportunity for longtime fans to bring my work into their lives at a price they could afford, while others stepped forward to offer full value in deep support of my transition. A group of local religious sisters even bought three pieces at full price! To make this work, I committed to a full-on 5-week energetic push on my blog / newsletter, social media, with daily posts, videos, and more. It was a lot of work and stretched me in many ways. It caused me to grow, step outside of my comfort zones, and let go of my ego as I trusted the process and the flow of inspiration. The results have been astounding. In just two months, I’ve sold nearly all of my artwork, bringing in more than my net income from last year—and many years past. The decisions on where each painting went weren’t based on the amount of the offer, but on the guidance of my pendulum, making blind selections to ensure each piece landed where it was meant to be. Some of my smallest paintings sold for more than larger ones—each to the right person.The process has been liberating, abundant, and full of love & synchronicities—an affirmation that trusting the flow brings unimaginable blessings.

Some of the artists in my Mastermind group are experiencing a huge growth in 💰sales! And it comes from setting intentions, taking massive action and accountability. I want to see YOU get this, too! And a 7-day challenge will get you started 🔥 (WATCH THE LOOM VIDEO FOR ALL YOU NEW MEMBERS!) My dear artist friend: Are YOU ready to take your art sales 💰to the next level? Whether you’re just starting out or already making sales, this challenge is going to stretch YOU! (AND THERE WILL BE WINNERS 🥇and PRIZES) Starting MONDAY, March 17, we’re kicking off a 7-Day ART SALES FAST TRACK Challenge! ✅ Daily action steps ✅ Clear, simple strategies ✅ A powerful push to get your art in front of buyers Join the challenge (it’s free, all you have to do is check in daily here on Skool, do the prompts, then comment.) ✅ LIVE SESSIONS will be a part of this. ✅MONDAY KICK-OFF March 17th 11 a.m. PST / 2 p.m. EST / 6 p.m. London time. ✅THURSDAY CHECK IN March 20th 9 a.m. PST / 12 p.m. EST / 4 p.m. London time. ✅See Calendar for Zoom links. Passcode is always "art" But here’s the deal: You have to commit. 💪🏽 Show up every single day. ✌🏼 Do the work. 🙌 And if you complete all 7 days? We have a surprise waiting for you at the end! 🎁 (A few winners will be chosen to get one on one live coaching with me and my biz partner Oliver) Drop "I’M IN!" in the comments if you’re ready to make sales! Let’s go! 🚀🔥

Hi, I'm Rossella, an artist who is trying to create a solid and profitable business, specifically focusing on murals. I'm very happy to be part of this group! 🙂I’m currently trying to build my business, but I’m running into some difficulties with clients😣. I’ve had one client who keeps delaying the start of a project. They made me wait weeks for a response, and now they’re asking for even more time before we begin. I thought they were really interested at first, but it seems they’ve changed their mind, and it’s cost me a lot of time. I wanted to ask, how do you approach clients in your business? And do you have any strategies to avoid these types of situations? I’m looking for ways to get more commitment from clients. Thanks so much for your help! I really appreciate it !

I forgot to share that last week a collector of mine reached out saying she loves two paintings and I said I'll give it to her (she bought probably over 30k worth of art) still for the Christmas sale price. She was super happy and took 2 paintings for 5k in total. Literally didn't do much for that, this came just as a result for having done the work in the past and having built the relationship! :)