If you’ve already got a successful creative business this book may be a little elementary for you, but it’s still an interesting read and reminded me of some things that I could be doing but haven’t gotten around to just yet. The book is a great overview for creatives who are early in their business life. She uses words and great visual graphics to show you how to do specific things like build sales pages.
Jenn doesn’t just pump you up to get excited about building your business and then leave you to figure out the specifics. Jenn’s book does a great job of explaining this concept and using language that gets you excited about it.
Lifestyle businesses are the opposite of what most artists consider business – they enable your creativity instead of stifle it. In business school, this is called lifestyle business, and it’s not talked about a lot. As an artist, you will probably enjoy building a business more if you build it to suit the lifestyle you want to live, giving yourself plenty of time to create, and work with the kind of people make you energized. My two biggest takeaways for this book were:īuild Your Business to Suit You. You can see her explanation of her Right Brain Business Plan concept in a video interview in this blog post. We’ve featured Jennifer on the blog here at TAA a few times in the past. Jennifer Lee’s new book, Building Your Business the Right Brain Way, is a detailed overview of how to get your business off of the ground.
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