USLM3- The Journey to Success

[mat422]

Briefly looked at it. First impression not too great. I'll look at it more when i have free time. But I'm very put off by sales pitches like these. This seems more like what Shannon said about his experience with being told to schmooze people. I'm hesitant to take advice from an artist that primarily makes their money telling other artists how to sell art.

Fair enough. I remember at Art College the biggest challenge was that we were never taught how to sell our art. This lady after graduating sold $100k worth in her first year, and that, without giving 50% away to gallery owners.

I'm going in a different direction now but I may consider her approach if I get back into art.

Yeah like I said I briefly looked at it. I've encountered stuff like this in the past.

I guess what I'd ask is, how much of that art was something she actually wanted to do vs did to generate income. There's a difference between making art that has intrinsic value because it's different and unique vs finding some niche market to cater to and creating content for it. The latter is something I really dislike and reminds me of niche market tactics I used to read about from those guides on the internet that promise passive income.

Matt do you plan on running USLM4?

I do. But I wanted to run LTU first. Get all this nonsense I deal with out of the way then focus purely on success once I'm more stable.