Stress is a part of life, but how we handle it can make all the difference between burnout and balance. While deep breathing, therapy, and physical exercise are all powerful tools for managing tension, many people overlook the healing potential of creativity.

There’s a moment—usually small and easy to miss—when your favorite hobby begins to whisper that it could be something more. Maybe it’s the neighbor who insists on paying for your sourdough, or the stranger on Instagram who wants to buy your knitwear. That’s when the daydream creeps in: What if this thing you love could become your livelihood?

Stepping away from a stable career to chase an artistic dream feels a little like standing on a high ledge, toes curling over the edge. You know the ground is somewhere beneath you, but you cannot see it yet.

Launching a side gig as a parent with disabilities offers a blend of challenges and rewards, particularly for those in creative fields. This guide provides you with strategies to effectively identify your strengths and streamline your business's financial management.

Young entrepreneurs are shaping industries and revolutionizing the business world. To launch a successful startup, develop a strong business plan, use 3D design software for cost-effective prototyping, launch with a minimum viable product, consider legal and regulatory issues, and work with a mentor. These tips and resources empower young entrepreneurs to navigate the journey and adapt to the changing business landscape.

The transition when your children leave the nest can be tough, but it doesn't have to be a time of sadness. SoHA Arts Building suggests several steps, including taking time to relax, traveling, pursuing hobbies, starting a business, moving, and finding your new normal. See it as the beginning of a new chapter and open yourself up to the possibilities.

Feeling stressed, overworked, and underappreciated? Don't despair! Learn how to avoid career burnout and find success at work and home with these tips from The SoHa Arts Building.

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The digital revolution has made it possible for people to work full-time as creative artists, and with advancements in technology, it's easier than ever. However, many creatives struggle with selling their work, which is where PR firms can help by building marketing strategies and creating a strong online reputation.

The SoHa Arts Building provides tips on starting a home-based business as a mom while maintaining a good work-life balance, including flexible business ideas such as creative and artisan products, one-person services, and marketing and advertising, and steps to getting started such as taking stock, doing market research, focusing on finances, covering legalities, considering business structure, and promoting your business through social media. The guide also covers maintaining work-life balance by setting boundaries, delegating, outsourcing, and seeking support.

If you’re an aspiring artpreneur, you’ll know that good creative work is only half the battle - you also need a head for business and, amongst the most important of your business considerations, is branding. Presented by SoHa Arts, here are some of our tips on how to construct a unique, marketable identity that best represents you.

As a homesteader, you can monetize your passion. If you’re a farmer, you can sell animal products, such as milk, eggs, and meat. Honey and wax candles are in demand from beekeepers, while homemade items, such as baskets and knitted blankets, can also bring in a pretty penny.