A short YouTube talk by Lennon Bone offering three direct questions intended to help artists and creatives make more money quickly by prioritizing the most profitable, low-time activities, spending more time selling those, and temporarily dropping low-return work. The speaker emphasizes honest answers, upfront effort, and short-term tradeoffs (not permanent abandonment) and invites viewers to follow for more.
I have three questions here that if you're an artist or a creative who's trying to make more money from your work, but you're not driven by money, the money serves the mission. The big obstacle here is that change feels hard. But these questions, if you answer them honestly, will make things easier for you. But you will have to put in some work upfront. Okay, question number one. Of all the ways that you make money, which one makes you the most but uses the least amount of time? Number two, how could you spend more time selling that thing? And question number three. What could you get rid of in the short term that's not making you enough money yet in order be able to make more money? Now, this doesn't mean you need to put this away forever just for the time being. What steps can you take to make that happen? Now, if you're a doer and you find these questions valuable, feel free to follow along for more stuff like this, I'd be honored to get to know you better.
