Artist Dylan Neuwirth describes his experience advocating for artists to charge a living wage, and also offers advice for artists on establishing their rates.

Ewa Szypula describes how changing the way she talks to herself by using the language of a producer and not a procrastinator has improved the way she thinks about choices, money and work.

Elaine Grogan Luttrull, Department Head of Business & Entrepreneurship at the Columbus College of Art & Design, describes the experience of an artist shifting her perspective to view budgeting as a tool for fulfillment rather than a chore.

Elaine Grogan Luttrull, Department Head of Business & Entrepreneurship at the Columbus College of Art & Design, shares a story about teaching students to price their work in a real-world setting.

Artist Princess Simpson Rashid shares how a commission for a business provided a shift in her career by showing her what might be possible when working in a relationship of mutual respect.

Artist Keren Lowell shares a positive experience turning down an opportunity because it didn’t offer fair compensation.

Artist Thomas Chung shares how he determines what to charge for his artwork and the importance of charging a price that makes you happy. He also relays his experience being chased by a polar bear, just for good measure.

Artist Tamara Wilson describes how her relationship with money has evolved over time and different strategies she has tried for creating sustainability.

Artist Amy Meisner relays a story about an experience that taught her when to walk away and cut her losses when a situation isn’t working out.