The unprepared.



Those Artists who have goals for their future which are written down are saying to themselves, this is where I want to be in 10 years, they will have a much greater chance of accomplishing those goals than those who do not write them down.
Those who write down goals and how they plan to action those goals will build their future.
Artists need to have goals, so they will know where they are going and when they have arrived.
Goals are very important.
Have you written out your goals?
It is better to plan your Art Career than leave it to chance.
Chance is like the Lottery, it might happen but most likely it will not and if it does happen by chance, will you be able to keep the success?
If you have not planned for that sudden success, most likely after a while you will go back to where you started.
Success does not stay with the unprepared.
When success happens by plan then you will get to keep the success because you will have grown as a person and will be able to handle it.
Write out your goals so you know where you are going and you will know when you have arrived.
Artists need to be prepared for success.

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