Artrepreneurs
ARTrepreneurs is a photography podcast that inspires photographers and visual artists to live their best creative lives. We talk business, we talk art, we talk about the chaotic journey through self-employment. Hosted by Michael Der. www.artrepreneurspod.com. Instagram: @artrepreneurspod
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 23 minutes
- Episodes
- 135
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
"If I were the devil trying to ruin a photographer's career"
EP 135: Huge shoutout to Magmod for being the inspiration behind this episode. Their social media team released a post that inspired me to relay and share their message to help any cr…
Cody Rininger: The importance of prioritizing physical health
EP 134: Nobody dismisses the importance of physical training and emphasizing proper nutrition, but maybe many of us are guilty of ignoring those priorities for a multitude of reasons. …
Happy New Year & Hello Season 4!
EP 133: None of us really ever get to where we want by ourselves. Today I want to thank my guests, my sponsors, my listeners for making this show to season 4!
This episode is brought…
Owen Main returns: A stroll down Poppy Hills
EP 132: We're back with another round of golf with Owen Main right before Christmas. In this episode, we chat about AI, archiving, New Year's resolutions, and what is best served for …
Christian Brim: Is Profit First for you?
EP 131: Paying yourself as a business owner can be somewhat complicated if you don't have a system. In this episode, we bring back Christian Brim, to talk about Mike Michalowicz's reno…
Balancing tragedy and career
EP 130: We all seek resources to help us in our journey; be it people who affirm that what we are doing is the right thing, or people who pick us up when we're down, or who keep motiva…
5 Ingredients in a recipe for success
EP 129: In today's episode, I am citing the film, A Million Miles Away, in which the protagonist's father gives his son 5 ingredients in a recipe for achieving success. Now regardle…
Are you making any of these photography website mistakes?
EP 128: I don't know if there's any perfect website formula for photographers, nor am I any foremost expert to speak on them, but I have learned from far more intelligent marketers an…
Travel Tips; 2023 edition
EP 127: Traveling for work is one of the more liberating and exciting parts of being a creative, but after time, it can wear on you as well. From the luggage to the time zone differenc…
Matt Brown returns! Why you need to understand that college is a business
EP 126: Let's face it... Millennials and Gen-Z are delaying, if not giving up on, many common adulthood decisions that came far more naturally to the generations before them. Marriage…
Christian Michelle Grant: Family photography and the journey to becoming a full-time creative
EP 125: We've got a fantastic guest today, family photographer, Christian Michelle Grant, out of Chattanooga, Tennessee. We discuss many aspects of her art and business; from crafting …
Where should your profits go?
124: Deciding what to do with your profits? While there are a multitude of areas to contribute to, many of which I did not list in this episode, I decided to highlight 5 key areas tha…
Christian Brim: Leveraging small-business tax deductions
EP 123: Our friend, Christian Brim, is back with an episode we all need more insight on; leveraging tax deductions for our business. In this episode, we discuss the home office deduct…
My first reaction to Aftershoot AI culling
EP 122: Culling photos can be a daunting process, particularly when the volume is high, and the stakes are higher. Wedding photography tends to fit this bill, as clients are very deman…
Shayla Pelton: Empowering your boudoir clients to feel their sexiest
EP 121: Clients seek out portrait photography services for a variety of interests and needs; be it for corporate, family, or brand-building reasons. There's also a market of people wh…
Photojournalism and layoffs; now what?
EP 120: The photojournalism industry, particularly when it comes to newspapers, isn't anywhere as strong as it used to be. A most recent slashing of journalists at the LA Times is a ha…
The time saving power of Chat GPT
EP 119: If you haven't used Chat GPT yet, you've at least likely heard of the noise it's making across a variety of industries. Well, in today's episode, I specifically talk about how…
The advantages of starting your creative business after 40
EP 118: Perhaps starting your creative business in your early 20s seems ideal, but there is no one way to approach a creative life, let alone a singular progression. In fact, there ar…
Owen Main: What golf teaches us about life and business
EP 117: Golf is an amazing opportunity to network and connect with people. It's also a great place to learn valuable life lessons. My guest is Owen Main, a Southern California photog…
The pitfalls of chasing work-life balance
EP 116: What does work-life balance mean? Is it achievable? Is it even an achievement at all? We all face times of imbalance in favor of our work life, so what measures need to take…