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The Inspiration Place

Artist Miriam Schulman

Whether you"re looking for inspiration for your art or understand how to profit from it, you"ve come to the right place. You"ll learn the practical strategies you need to learn to sell your art plus develop a confident mindset in order to succeed. Not only is profiting from your passion possible but it"s also common. We dive into topics such as social media marketing, selling art online as well as shifting your mindset to banish your inner critic and overcome impostor syndrome and beat starving

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24:10

408: How to Sell Your Art Working Only 10 Hours a Week

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/05/12

You do not need endless hours to build a meaningful and sustainable art business. If you've been feeling stretched thin trying to balance your creative work with the demands of everyday life, I want you to know that your progress is still possible. I built my own art business during a season when my time was incredibly limited, and what changed everything was learning how to focus my energy on the activities that created real connection and momentum. This conversation is a reminder that growth does

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24:20

407: The #1 Mistake Keeping Artists Stuck Under $10K

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/05/05

Your growth as an artist begins the moment you trust the true value of your work. You've already done more than you give yourself credit for, creating, showing up, and putting your art into the world takes courage and consistency. If sales have come but the financial results still feel out of reach, it doesn't mean you're off track, it simply means you're being invited into a deeper level of alignment with how you value your work and your time. This conversation gently shifts your focus away from

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23:20

406: How to Sell Art Without Social Media

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/04/28

You can build a thriving art business without relying on social media. You've been showing up, putting your work out there, and doing what you've been told should work, and that effort is not wasted. It simply means you're ready for a strategy that feels more sustainable and aligned with how you actually want to live and create. When your focus shifts toward deeper connection, thoughtful pricing, and building real relationships, your business begins to support you instead of drain you. This is a

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34:50

405: How Collectors Decide Your Art Is "Worth It" In...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/04/21

The first few seconds someone sees your art can quietly shape everything that follows. You've put time, care, and intention into your work, and that effort matters more than you may realize. When your art isn't being received the way you expected, it doesn't mean something is missing from your talent or your vision. Often, it's about how your work is being experienced in those initial moments and whether it feels clear, trustworthy, and easy to say yes to. This conversation offers a grounded look at

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19:26

404: 5 Content Types Artists Need to Attract Collectors

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/04/14

The way you speak about your art can open doors just as much as the work itself. You've likely been showing up, creating consistently, and putting your work out into the world with intention and that matters more than you think. There's nothing missing in your effort or your dedication. Sometimes, it's simply a matter of bringing your voice into closer alignment with the value already present in your work so others can truly see and feel it. When that alignment clicks into place, things begin to

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21:05

403: What Art Collectors Are Buying Right Now (and Why)

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/04/07

Collectors are still buying art, and when you understand how they're choosing, everything starts to feel clearer and more aligned. If you've been showing up, creating consistently, and wondering why things feel slower or uncertain, I want you to know your effort isn't wasted and your work still has a place in the market. What I'm seeing right now is not a lack of buyers, but a shift in how people make decisions and what helps them feel confident saying yes. In this conversation, I'm gently walking

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26:45

402: Artists: The Real Reason Art Collectors Aren't...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/03/31

Your art may be ready for collectors before you feel ready to ask for the sale. You've already done the brave part by creating your work and sharing it with the world. Many artists assume that if sales are slow, the answer must be another marketing tactic or a new platform to master. Yet what I often see is something deeper. The challenge is not exposure or talent but how comfortable we feel asking for the exchange and receiving the value our art creates. In this conversation, I gently walk you

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23:00

401: How to Get Collectors Without Relying On Galleries

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/03/24

The path to finding collectors may look different today, but the opportunity for artists is greater than ever. You've been showing up for your art. You've been creating, sharing, and searching for the right way to connect your work with the people who will truly value it. What many artists don't realize is that collectors haven't disappeared at all. The art world has simply shifted how trust is built and how relationships are formed. In this conversation, I want to help you see the bigger picture of

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17:47

400: Artists: Pay Attention to These 3 Pinterest Trends

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/03/17

The rooms collectors are dreaming about today can quietly shape the value of the art they choose tomorrow. You've already put the time, heart, and creative energy into developing your work. The next step isn't changing your style. It's understanding the environments your collectors are imagining for their homes. When you begin to see your art through the lens of the spaces it might live in, something shifts. Your work starts to feel more intentional, more aligned, and more clearly positioned for the

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13:51

399: ARTISTS: What Benjamin Moore's Color of the Year...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/03/10

Growth doesn't come from chasing trends — it comes from understanding the room your art is stepping into.🖼️ If you've ever felt a flicker of pressure when a "Color of the Year" is announced, you're not alone. You care about your work, you care about staying relevant, and you want to make thoughtful decisions that support your growth. That instinct tells me you're serious about your art business. What I want to offer you here is reassurance and clarity: you don't need to change your palette to stay

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31:27

398: How to Find Luxury Art Collectors (the Charity...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/03/03

The right room can change everything for your art business.✨ If you've ever felt that quiet pressure to donate your work to a charity event and hoped it might lead somewhere meaningful, I want you to know your generosity is not the problem. Your instinct to contribute is beautiful, and it deserves a strategy that honors both your heart and your brand. Over the years, I began to recognize a powerful connection between philanthropy and my most aligned collectors, and when I approached those

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397: The 5 Worst Artist Branding Mistakes

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/02/24

Clarity in your branding can quietly change everything about how collectors experience your art. You are already doing the hard part by creating meaningful work and showing up for it, and that effort matters more than you think. Sometimes when collectors hesitate, it is not about talent or worth but about the signals surrounding the art. Branding is simply how you help someone understand that your work belongs in their life. When your message feels aligned, consistent, and confident, buyers feel

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28:43

396: Artists: The Only 4 Types of Content You Need to...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/02/17

Selling more art starts with speaking directly to art collectors — not just creating content that other artists admire. 🎨 If you want to sell art consistently, grow your art business, and feel confident in your art marketing, this is the clarity shift that changes everything. Many talented artists show up regularly online yet still struggle with steady art sales because their message builds applause instead of buyer momentum. When your content is shaped for collectors — the people who

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26:21

395: SEO for Artists

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/02/10

🖼️ If Google can't understand what your art is, collectors can't find you and most artists never realize this is the real issue. SEO doesn't have to feel technical or tied to the social media hamster wheel. In this episode, Miriam breaks down SEO for artists in a way that actually makes sense even if you hate tech and avoid posting every day. This conversation goes beyond quick tips and digs into how collectors actually search for art, why posting alone isn't enough, and how shifting from posting

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25:46

394: How to Price Art Like a Professional Artist

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/02/03

🖼️ Pricing your art shouldn't feel like standing on the edge of a cliff but for most artists, it does. Keeping everything cheap doesn't make you generous. It actually makes your work harder to value and harder to sell. In this episode, Miriam gets real about why collectors push back on prices and why that resistance is often a sign you're finally stepping into the right level. This conversation goes beyond surface-level pricing tips and dives into buyer psychology, curation, and how selling less

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31:36

393: AI Copyright Wars and What It Means for Creatives

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/01/27

🖼️ AI isn't a future problem anymore. It's already reshaping how artists and writers protect their work, get paid, and prove what's actually theirs. What started as online debate has officially moved into courtrooms, contracts, and policy changes that directly affect working creatives. In this episode, Miriam unpacks what's really happening beneath the headlines and why understanding AI now is a business necessity, not a tech curiosity. This conversation isn't about panic or taking sides. It's

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16:08

392: The Future of Art Collecting (3 Major Interior...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/01/20

🖼️ If you want to sell art in 2026, you have to understand what collectors are craving beneath the surface—and home décor trends are quietly revealing everything. Design trends aren't just about style—they're reflections of emotional needs, cultural shifts, and buyer psychology. In this episode, Miriam breaks down how changes in home décor signal what collectors are longing for right now, and why meaning is starting to matter more than aesthetics alone.This conversation goes beyond what's "in" and

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391: Will AI replace Artists? (the Future of Creativity)

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/01/13

⏳ Speed is out. Soul is in. Slow-made art is becoming the new status symbol—and artists are finally taking back control. We've been told to post more, dance for the algorithm, and chase visibility at all costs. But in 2026, the most resonant art isn't the fastest or loudest, it's the most human. In this solo episode, I'm unpacking what's changing for artists right now and why this new era favors those who create with clarity, care, and conviction. From hybrid workflows using AI to building collector

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25:06

390: Art Basel Miami Report: What's Selling (and...

The Inspiration Place ·

2026/01/06

🎨 Art Basel Miami makes headlines—but the real story isn't the price tags. It's the signals shaping collector behavior everywhere else. Six- and seven-figure sales grab attention, but what happens at the top of the art market quietly influences how collectors buy at every level. In this episode, Miriam breaks down what actually sold, what struggled, and what the signals from Miami Art Week mean for your art business right now. This market isn't weak—it's selective. And that selectivity is opening

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389: How Galleries Choose Artists

The Inspiration Place ·

2025/12/30

🖼️ That portfolio email gets a lot less scary once you know what galleries are actually evaluating behind the scenes. Before a gallerist ever books a studio visit, they're quietly assessing a very specific set of criteria—and personal taste is last on the list. In this episode, Miriam pulls back the curtain on the five factors that matter most for gallery representation, including sales history, proof of demand, and messaging that helps a gallery sell your work with confidence. You'll also learn

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