Daily writing prompt

What could you do more of?

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It is not my specialty and I usually feel awkward doing it, but promoting and advertising needs to be done to run a business. “If you build it, they will come” they say. It still needs to be announced and have others informed in order to fulfill that piece of the puzzle it seems. Would you not agree?

I love creating art and music. I enjoy learning, teaching and sharing information and knowledge. I am grateful for family, life, health, wealth, wisdom and youth. I move my body as much as possible and keep myself aware that I need to do more so continue to stay active.

Most of what is necessary to be happy I am slowly accomplishing. I dream big and have major goals to accomplish that keep my busy and entertained instead of focusing on other elements. However, financial stability is very important. And well, if we are writers and not getting paid, then we are not paid writers. Same with musicians and artists.

Imagine doing all those things all the time. It is fun creating and doing everything that I do. It all just needs to generate more revenue that currently today, so that is the one thing I could do more of, promoting and advertising. Sell yourself, they say. We all sell ourselves. When you go for an interview, you sell yourself and ask that the company hire you or ‘pay you’ for your services to the company.

If you are independent, then selling is a major part of being successful and generating income. Even if you want to be a YouTuber. You still have to meet the criteria in order to get paid. So here I am doing the best I can to do what I feel I could do more of. I am such an artist, a writer a creator, that doing the marketing and advertising seems uncomfortable to me many times. Doing things like making posts asking “Can you guess what I am airbrushing next?” LOL

Not one to ask others to subscribe or to help promote the channel. I thank those that do subscribe and those that do help me promote the work we are doing.

#AlexAirbrushLuna – taking a journey from Airbrushes to Airplanes