• “Make a name for yourself with a consistent online presence.”
• “One of the biggest challenges for creatives is cutting through the noise.”
• “It’s crucial to take an active role in promoting your work. Self-promotion is not about arrogance or bragging but rather being confident in your abilities.”
• “Be true to yourself and your style, and let your authenticity attract the right audience.
• “Toss the old-fashioned idea of promotion out of the window. Let other people see your routine.”
• “You can share pieces of your work process online to help garner audiences interested in your work and influence those willing to learn something from you.”
• “You don’t have to be a prodigy to progress”
• “What is it that keeps you from sharing your art?”
• “Document your progress throughout the day. After completing your work, review any footage or audio you’ve saved. Evaluate: Is there content worth sharing? Can you inspire or educate others by revealing behind-the-scenes insights? Additionally, be observant of the subjects others often keep private and consider addressing those areas.
• “Stay curious and consistently nurture the curiosity of others around you.”
• “When revealing your creative process, it’s essential to be open and transparent about your motivations and what fuels your passion.”
• “For those who are budding writers: By regularly sharing your thoughts and perspectives, such as through tweets, you allow others to understand and resonate with your worldview. This familiarity can pique their interest in your other works, fostering a deeper connection and possibly converting them into ardent readers.”
• “Recognize the power of ephemeral content. While it’s transient, it paves the way for your primary work to shine. The timeless value of your main work is contrasted by the fleeting nature of short-lived content that can be crafted in mere minutes.”
• “Humans innately crave creativity. Engaging your audience in your artistic journey can foster a profound bond. They will not only appreciate the final product but will also feel privileged to have witnessed the creative process unfold.
• “showcasing your progress will take your relationship with your audience to the next level.”
• “Whoever you are and wherever you come from, you are extraordinary and unique. The world needs your creativity and artistry, and by displaying your work with pride, you can make a difference in the lives of others.”
• “Share your progress and curiosities with friends, using this summary as a guide. • Get online and post your work with #ShowYourWork. Share your creation across multiple platforms. • Plan a night of artistic exchange with your colleagues or friends.”
• “sharing your creations should come from a place of honesty and vulnerability. Show your work because it’s a part of who you are, not because you want to outshine someone else.”
• “By focusing on your voice, you can develop powerful messages. The ultimate goal should be to create something that resonates with your values. This way, you can inspire others to do the same and spark meaningful conversations.”