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1. Check for any possible glitched in your production and systems and fix them to eliminate any possible loss of business. 2. Make it easy for your customers to do business with you and leave them feeling great. 3. Perfect all the touch points that your customers have with you or your business so they’d […]

On Saturday 6 March 2020, EQUITY presented an open letter to the Prime Minister. The letter highlights creative industries achievements, expresses concerns about luck of investment and the need to protect, support and develop the arts in the UK Here is a short version of the eight points letter: Protect the BBC as a vital

How do you build a dancer? Do you really need to become or you just are a dancer? Aren’t passion and talent enough? “Building a Dancer” Documentary At Capezio, Covent Garden, London The highs and lows of dancer’s’ journey in today’s ever-changing commercial world. This is an exclusive pre-launch Q&A event with the director and

 Through London streets with four tips for creative people and a great respect for street artists! 1. Don’t Blend in – Be Unique 2. What’s in it for them? 3. Chose the right platform 4. Have a theme

I’m producing an informative event as part of the Mental Health Awareness Week in collaboration with Capezio Danceware in Covent Garden. Why talk about Mental Health for Artists? Speaking about mental health issues such as loneliness, anxiety, depression and emotional disorders is still considered a taboo among many artists. Often, before approaching a mental health

Defining the ‘creative industry’ presents an ongoing challenge due to the nature of the sector that encompasses a broad array. UNESCO definition Sectors of organised activity whose principal purpose is the production or reproduction, promotion, distribution and/or commercialisation of goods, services and activities of a cultural, artistic or heritage-related nature.   The UK Department for

Are you a struggling artist or creative entrepreneur? You don’t have to! Ask me how to get out of the rat-race! At my recent visit to Rome I attended various opera and ballet performances, visited several museums and discovered something that I had never heard before. At the time when making art was considered a

Tomorr led an introductory Business of Dance Training for Dance Teachers and choreographers in Italy, Sicily. The Business of Dance Training is part of Tomorr’s flagship ‘Creative Ideas into Success Accelerator‘ programme for dance artists, dance teachers, choreographers, producers and studio owners on why most small businesses fail and what to do about it. You

As I was walking through the City of London, I noticed a Marks and Spencers (M&S) food store and felt compelled to discuss a very important topic for creative entrepreneurs: The fear of failure and my tip on how to manage it! Being afraid is normal, however, if we allow the fear of failure to

Collaboration is an art in its own right: alongside creativity and vision, the artist’s skill-set must also include candour, humility and, most importantly, diplomacy. “I think it is in collaboration that the nature of art is revealed” – Steve Lacy, jazz musician and composer. Some time ago at the Southbank Centre I attended a fascinating