Business for Creatives is designed for artists, designers, musicians, writers, performers, filmmakers, and anyone working in a creative field who wants to thrive in the business world without sacrificing their creative identity. It’s also ideal for freelancers, creative entrepreneurs, and students preparing for careers in the creative economy.

Unlike traditional business books, Business for Creatives uses a collaborative learning approach, real-world case studies, and practical tools tailored specifically for the unique challenges of creative professionals. It helps you apply business principles without compromising your creative integrity.

You can preorder Business for Creatives through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Bookshop.org, and other major retailers.

Absolutely. Educators can use Business for Creatives as a primary or supplemental resource in university, college, and high school programs related to art, design, media, or entrepreneurship. We also offer a free Teaching Resources Kit with curriculum guides, discussion prompts, and downloadable worksheets. Contact us for more information!

Yes. Business for Creatives will be released in print, ebook, and e-reader formats. An audiobook version is planned for later this Fall.

Independent bookstores and retailers can order Business for Creatives directly through Ingram Content Services, the largest wholesale book distributor in the U.S. The book is fully listed in Ingram’s catalog with standard trade terms. Simply search by title (Business for Creatives) or ISBN when placing your order through your usual Ingram account. If you have questions about bulk orders, author events, or promotional materials for your store, feel free to contact us directly for support.

Educators can order classroom copies of Business for Creatives through Ingram or major academic distributors. The book is also available in ebook and audiobook formats for hybrid and online courses. We offer free teaching resources, including a curriculum guide, discussion prompts, and downloadable worksheets. Visit our Educators Page to request access and explore academic licensing options for larger course adoptions. For bulk pricing or to set up an author Q&A or guest lecture, contact us directly.

Yes. The author is available on a limited basis for speaking engagements, panel discussions, interviews, and select consulting opportunities related to creative entrepreneurship, business strategy, and the intersection of creativity and innovation. To inquire about availability, rates, or tailor-made sessions for your event, organization, or classroom, please connect with us. Priority is given to mission-aligned opportunities and educational settings.

Many creatives struggle with monetizing their talents. Business for Creatives walks you through identifying your value proposition, finding your ideal audience, pricing your work, and building multiple income streams—without burning out or selling out.

The first step is clarity: define what you offer, who it’s for, and what makes it different. The book helps you build a simple action plan to launch with intention—even if you're starting from scratch.

This is a common fear. The solution lies in creating systems that protect your creativity. Learn how to structure your time, set healthy boundaries, and use business tools as creative allies.

Pricing is one of the biggest pain points for creatives. The book teaches you how to calculate your rates based on cost, value, and market positioning—not just what others are charging—so you can price with confidence.

You’re not alone. Business for Creatives breaks down the basics of budgeting, invoicing, and financial planning using language creatives understand, with tools you can actually use.

Whether you're a photographer, writer, or designer, finding clients can be overwhelming. The book offers proven strategies for outreach, referrals, and building visibility through authentic marketing—not aggressive selling.

Marketing doesn't have to feel sleazy. We teach you how to build a brand story and use platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, or newsletters to share your work in a way that feels natural and aligned with your values.

Creatives often juggle multiple projects without clear systems. Business for Creatives introduces agile planning tools, flexible project maps, and prioritization strategies that work with your creative process—not against it.

The book includes an entire section on protecting your creative energy. Learn how to establish routines, recognize stress triggers, and recharge so you can sustain your work over the long haul.

From invoicing apps to project management tools and digital storefronts, the book includes curated software recommendations for creative professionals—tools that are affordable, intuitive, and designed for solo entrepreneurs or small teams.

AI can be a powerful collaborator when used ethically. The book explores how creatives are using AI for ideation, workflow automation, content generation, and expanding their impact—while staying in control of their voice.