Thank you!:) I myself am cheap and do my accounting myself (and Slovenia has an easy system for folks like me who are self-employed) but getting one to not only do the work but maybe even take him/her for a beer/coffee and talk about how things work I think is a great idea. And absolutely, creative folks should know about these things (I know I screwed up so much in the past just because I didn't) and the main point is, this info is free and available anywhere and for any place one could be living in. I think soon people will be much more knowledgeable about money and finances in general and I think a lot of people like Tony Robins, Seth Godin and the like are doing incredible things to propagate this change. In the end, it means more people get to do more art and thus more people get to enjoy more art. Win win! That's really the main reason I started Surviving Art.:)
RE: PRICING YOUR ART THE RIGHT WAY Part I: Expenses and Resources
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I see that you have great reasoning for what you do :)
Hahaha, luckily there are many people who are not cheap as otherwise it would be accountants who would have problems to survive in this world :D
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I agree :) But a Surviving Accounting channel with a quirky 80s accountant, I would follow that kind of content anytime! Maybe there's a niche for that, too! :D
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