MAKE IT HAPPEN! is a thoughtfully structured planning workbook for artists and creatives who want clarity, momentum, and sustainable progress — without burnout or vague goal-setting.
This workbook is for you if you are:
An independent or emerging artist
Running (or trying to run) your own art business
Ready to move beyond “hoping it works out”
Wanting more structure, clarity, and follow-through
Tired of vague goal-setting and unfinished planners
Transitioning from hobby → serious practice
Rebuilding after a messy, slow, or unprofitable year
You don’t need to have everything figured out.
You just need a clear path forward — one that actually fits you.
This workbook meets you where you are, whether you’re just starting to treat your art seriously or recalibrating after a year that didn’t go to plan.
You’ll move through a clear, start-to-finish process that helps you:
Understand where you are right now (creatively and professionally)
Clarify what success actually means for you
Identify what worked, what didn’t, and why
Learn how buyers find, decide on, and purchase art
Choose fewer, clearer priorities
Map a realistic 12-month plan you can actually follow
Lock in actions that support both creativity and income
Along the way, you’ll be introduced to real business concepts — explained in plain language and visual tools — including:
How buyers decide (and what helps or blocks sales)
Decision friction and buyer awareness
Leading vs. lagging actions
Capacity planning
Opportunity cost
Focus and leverage
This is a practical, hands-on workbook designed to be used — not skimmed and abandoned.
It includes guided exercises and a 12-month planning system.
This workbook was created with real artists in mind. It:
Accounts for fluctuating energy
Respects irregular income
Encourages realistic pacing
Includes grounding moments throughout
Makes space for mental health and support systems
Allows rebuilding — not just scaling
You can complete this workbook digitally or print it out.
MAKE IT HAPPEN! is a thoughtfully structured planning workbook for artists and creatives who want clarity, momentum, and sustainable progress — without burnout or vague goal-setting.
This workbook is for you if you are:
An independent or emerging artist
Running (or trying to run) your own art business
Ready to move beyond “hoping it works out”
Wanting more structure, clarity, and follow-through
Tired of vague goal-setting and unfinished planners
Transitioning from hobby → serious practice
Rebuilding after a messy, slow, or unprofitable year
You don’t need to have everything figured out.
You just need a clear path forward — one that actually fits you.
This workbook meets you where you are, whether you’re just starting to treat your art seriously or recalibrating after a year that didn’t go to plan.
You’ll move through a clear, start-to-finish process that helps you:
Understand where you are right now (creatively and professionally)
Clarify what success actually means for you
Identify what worked, what didn’t, and why
Learn how buyers find, decide on, and purchase art
Choose fewer, clearer priorities
Map a realistic 12-month plan you can actually follow
Lock in actions that support both creativity and income
Along the way, you’ll be introduced to real business concepts — explained in plain language and visual tools — including:
How buyers decide (and what helps or blocks sales)
Decision friction and buyer awareness
Leading vs. lagging actions
Capacity planning
Opportunity cost
Focus and leverage
This is a practical, hands-on workbook designed to be used — not skimmed and abandoned.
It includes guided exercises and a 12-month planning system.
This workbook was created with real artists in mind. It:
Accounts for fluctuating energy
Respects irregular income
Encourages realistic pacing
Includes grounding moments throughout
Makes space for mental health and support systems
Allows rebuilding — not just scaling
You can complete this workbook digitally or print it out.
Additional Information
Format: Digital PDF
Delivery: Instant download after purchase
Use: Printable + digital-friendly
Pages: 85 pages
License: Personal use only
