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
Paypal, Venmo, Zelle, and the 1099-K
EP 55: There are new tax rules for 2022 gig workers collecting income through payment settlement entities (PSEs) and third-party network transactions such as Paypal, Venmo, and Zelle. …
Why do we fail to reach our goals?
EP 54: The start of the year always brings in feverish energy to start ambitious goals, but more often than not, we fail to reach those lofty expectations. What habits must we employ t…
Why every freelancer needs a business credit card
EP 53: All freelancers and small businesses have expenses to account for at the end of the year, and while there are numerous systems creatives use to organize their finances, one thin…
What should you major in to be a photographer?
EP 52: Many of us ask ourselves whether we should have gone to school for photography, and if you're in school right now, you might be asking what you should major in. What courses sh…
3 Ways to thank your clients at the end of the year
EP 51: The end of the year is a great time to thank your clients for the projects and jobs you've collaborated on. How you show that appreciation can be done in many ways. Today I'm g…
Is it time to raise your rates?
EP 50: When was the last time you raised your rates? Regardless of whether you're an employee or a full-time freelancer, consistent rate inflation should be on your horizon. In this …
Relocating a freelancing business
EP 49: Moving out-of-state or even out-of-country can bring a lot of stress, and it can also be a bumpy transition for your freelancing business as you try to rebuild a client base. In…
Choosing gratitude over entitlement
EP 48: There is a strong connection between gratitude and entitlement. When you approach your life embodying one of these traits, it is hard to possess the other. Today, I go into my…
How to make the most out of living with your parents
EP 47: There are a number of reasons why so many young adults in their 20's and 30's are moving back home with Mom and Dad, but it really doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things.…
When is the right time to quit?
EP 46: Photography can be a difficult profession, and when you are freelancing on your own, it can be downright frustrating. With clients not seeing eye to eye with your terms, and th…
5 Areas of your business to spend fearlessly on
EP 45: With shopping season upon us, most Americans will see a typical spike in expenses during this time of year, and in my opinion, creative professionals are highly susceptible to …
Should I track my mileage?
EP 44: Have you ever wondered what drives qualify as tax write-offs? Does it apply to just freelancers, or can employees benefit from this as well? How do I track my mileage every ti…
Matt Brown: 10 things every photographer should know
EP 43: If you ask any professional what the most important traits and habits are to succeeding in their industry, you may get a lot of different answers, and they're all going to be va…
What is self-employment tax?
EP 42: What is the self-employment tax? Do you know what it makes up the SE tax and how it the rate is calculated? Is it even important to know? In this episode, I'll discuss the bas…
What is your credit score telling you?
EP 41: What is the mystery behind that 3 digit number that seemingly determines the rest of your life? We've heard about credit scores, we may even know that more is better. But what…
10 Reasons to start your podcast
EP 40: Podcasting has grown substantially in the past decade, and if you are a creative entrepreneur, it has the power to separate your brand from others. The question is, what is ho…
Should you set up an emergency fund?
EP 39: Emergency funds are often viewed as foundational to good personal finance, but is it really all that it's cracked up to be? In this episode, I discuss the role of a rainy day f…
Stop waiting for experience
EP 38: For many of us, we're waiting for the right moment until we've learned everything there is to know about a new venture before launching into it. It's a classic perfectionist co…
Todd Bigelow: Licensing for Life
EP 37: Understanding and practicing sound image licensing techniques can be very frustrating to many photographers. With rising WFH contracts and limited education on controlling imag…
How to deal with client push-back
EP 36: It's not uncommon for clients to push back on your estimate and ask if there's any wiggle room in your rates. They may even ask you to explain your rates. And whether you are …