E3 | How licensing helps introverted artists thrive

In this episode of the Quietly Thriving Artist Podcast, host Patricia Vargas discusses how licensing can help sensitive and introverted artists make money without overstressing their nervous systems. Inspired by the book 'The Highly Sensitive Person,' Patricia explains the importance of recognizing and managing energy levels in a business context. She highlights the benefits of licensing, including minimal marketing efforts, consistent passive income, reduced business activities, and increased brand recognition. Patricia emphasizes that licensing allows artists to focus on their creativity while maintaining financial stability.

00:00 Introduction to the Quietly Thriving Artist Podcast
00:19 Understanding Sensitivity in Business
03:51 Benefit 1: One to One Interactions
05:06 Benefit 2: Minimizes Marketing Efforts
06:30 Benefit 3: Increase Brand Recognition
07:09 Benefit 4: Making Money Isn't Dependent on Productivity
08:34 Benefit 5: You Don't Have to Make the Final Product
09:30 Benefit 6: It Puts You Back in the Artist Seat
10:01 Conclusion and Further Resources

•Get the Guide: Passive Revenue Streams for Artists

•What to Listen to Next: 4 Quiet Marketing Strategies for Introverted Artists

•Book mentioned: The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine N. Aron Phd  (affiliate link, I get a small commission at no cost to you)

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