Chapter 1: Welcome to Your Future

Chapter 2: Janna’s Story

Chapter 3: Defining Success

We live in a world that has glorified one type of success. But for the world to progress, success needs to look different for everyone. How I define success has nothing to do with the goals and dreams you have for yourself, which is why I think it’s so important to learn how to plan for success on your own terms.

Chapter 4: The Decision to Monetize

There is a world of difference between art as your passion and art as your livelihood.

Chapter 5: The Pragmatics

It’s fun to dream big, but then you actually need to make it happen. Let’s talk about the first few things you need to have in order before you launch your business - a name, digital presence, and funding.

Chapter 6: The Practicality

There are two key factors to consider when determining if you want to monetize your art. The first is whether you are pricing your art correctly. The second is whether you can make enough art (and market it and sell it) to make a living.

Chapter 7: The Psychology of the Choice

Selling art is about so much more than just putting a price tag on something and hoping someone takes it home. It’s about getting into the mind of your potential collector. Why do people collect art in the first place? What drives them to pick *your* piece over someone else’s?

Chapter 8: The Art Versus the Artist

I’ve always seen myself as an artist, but my identity as a business owner and leader grew through building my business.

Chapter 9: Being Your Own Biggest Fan

Here’s the thing—if you don’t believe in your art, how can you expect anyone else to? Being your own biggest fan is essential, especially when you’re trying to make a living from your creativity. It’s not about being arrogant; it’s about embracing the fact that what you create has value. And that starts with *you*.