Podcast

Podcast Episode 010: Art Is My Occupation (Stanford University talk reprise)

Stanford University invited Anthem Salgado to talk to early career artists about what to expect and how to prepare as they enter the field. This audio captures the content of that presentation given for the event, Art is My Occupation.

Set the tone: The trick to getting a lot of things done

Too often, we let deadlines and everyday emergencies dictate our pace. But a more successful, in-control day is within your reach and it only takes ten to twenty minutes. In this post, I share the secret to better attaining your goals.

Do You Need a Degree to Be in the Arts?

Thinking about grad school? If you’re getting into work to provide good for the world, you also have to provide that good for yourself. Find out the minimum requirements, the hugely important question you’ll need to ask yourself, dangers to avoid, and the valuable skills you’ll need to pick up, no matter what your title. Consider this post part of your continuing education.

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!

Downward Economy vs. Downward Dog

To be a true problem solver, a.k.a. hustler, is to give equal priority to both short- and long-term strategy.

Podcast Episode 006: Producing Director, Joan Osato

We speak to one of the most effective grants hustlers I’ve ever met in the performing arts arena, Joan Osato. She blesses us here with some fantastic tips on getting your own art up and out there. We talk about: Managing your career, Securing funding, Working the festival circuit, and Touring your work!

Health Care Through Self Care

In this post, Paloma Belara gives us good reason to practice preventative care. It’s good for your body – and your budget! Particularly, if you’re an indie hustler working without the benefit of health insurance.

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.

5 Ways to Self-Care Your Way to Success

In this world of go, go, go, few people recognize their physical and psychological health as major contributors to their success. Discipline isn’t only about meeting project deadlines, it’s also about honoring one’s personal time.

Sustainability Starts With Self

Let’s each make art AND money, all of us. Cultivate your garden, then YOU spread the wealth.