Money

Give Thanks: Benefits for Your Bank Account and More

Demonstrating appreciation isn’t just for social niceties either. It carries with it notable concrete benefits. For your pocket and the people around you!

Don’t Stop Believin’

Pushing to the brink of disaster only to turn around to achieve the best of outcomes. Sometimes, playing with your back against the wall brings out the best in you.

How to Set Goals That Work

Goals are not just actions to be taken but attributes to aspire for. These days, it’s not enough to set goals; we have to become them.

Spotlight on the Arts: Meet Chloe

High school intern Chloe went from “How do I do that?” to drafting the blueprint to her goals in a span of three hours. In this video, she reminds us that bringing great ideas to life is all about getting started now.

6 Tips for Managing Your Gmail, and Retaining Your Sanity

Is your email inbox a bottomless pit? Can’t find the right emails when you need them? This blog is for you. Art of Hustle welcomes Google Leadership Recruiting Coordinator and former director of Funkanometry SF, Gina Mariko, as its newest guest blogger. Get ready to be blown away ’cause Gina’s about to shake up that inbox of yours with her Gmail organizing wisdom!

Good Advice for Staying Up When Your Luck is Down

It’s really not the end of the world. Stay in the game, reset, put yourself back together and figure out how to get better. And for the love of gah, keep it classy, yes?

Epic Heroes Don’t Set Sail Solo: The Importance of Mentorship

It’s not selfish to ask for help when you’re doing something that’s new and unfamiliar: it’s necessary for your survival. Get yourself a mentor, baby! Art of Hustle welcomes back guest blogger, Rachel Parker, and this time she’s here to share with us her small business owner “dispatches from year one.”

A Jill of All Trades Advises on What To Do About “What Do YOU Do?”

So, how does this all tie into being an entrepreneur? What does this have to do with being a self-sufficient artist? Only everything. Running your own business necessitates that you do thousands of different things and take on multitudes of different tasks.

How to Bounce Back From Unemployment

Getting rejected from the job field for two years in a row was one of the rudest yet all-time best awakenings. In a pinch, I’m one crafty rascal. And YOU are too.

Mommas—By All Means—Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Artists

Take a wonderful journey in this guest blogger’s post through film school, the dot com boom, and her new business, meeting cool people like Dean Haglund of X Files fame who shares life lessons he learned from improv acting.