What's Your Excuse for not Succeeding as an Artist? - Henry-Pollard, Deborah
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Do you enjoy being creative but wish you could take your art to the next level? Are you proud of your art but don't feel that you're capitalising on your potential? Whether you're a weekend artist wishing you could turn your talent into a business or a professional looking for increased exposure and recognition, creative coach Deborah Henry-Pollard can help. In this book she takes a look at why you might feel stuck or unable to progress to the next level and offers simple, practical advice and inspiring ideas to help you move forward. Not sure how to promote yourself? Feel you lack the…mehr

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Do you enjoy being creative but wish you could take your art to the next level? Are you proud of your art but don't feel that you're capitalising on your potential? Whether you're a weekend artist wishing you could turn your talent into a business or a professional looking for increased exposure and recognition, creative coach Deborah Henry-Pollard can help. In this book she takes a look at why you might feel stuck or unable to progress to the next level and offers simple, practical advice and inspiring ideas to help you move forward. Not sure how to promote yourself? Feel you lack the resources, contacts or confidence, or that your creative dream is too risky? Deborah will help you to overcome your concerns, build on your talent, enjoy more success and thrive as an artist.
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Deborah Henry-Pollard, BA Humanities (Hons) and MAC (Member of the Association of Coaching), is a certified coach working with creative professionals. She has over thirty-five years' experience of creating strategies across the arts, charity and retail sectors. Deborah set up her business Catching Fireworks® in 2009 to concentrate on coaching, working with people who are serious about making a change in their creative life, however big or small, and want to get into action. This could be through finding ways of working which support their practice or helping them get through blocks caused by a lack of confidence, negative perceptions or unhelpful attitudes. She is also a creative specialist with Be Smart About Art and a board member for ArtCan, a non-profit, international arts organisation which supports artists through profile raising activities and exhibitions, an open network of 'likeminded' peers and practical support structures.