It's Called Show BUSINESS
You learned about the “show”,
the craft side of your artistic practice.
But no one taught you about the business.
Until now.
What is Your Ladders?
Most artists are taught a lot about craft but nothing about business,
so I teach business skills by offering a subscription to classes and a 5-Step System
that will help you reclaim the joy of your artistic journey without going into debt.
My name is Julie Hennrikus. I've worked in the performing arts for over thirty years, and taught arts administration for over ten. My goal has been, is, to empower artists on their journey. As a published author, I navigate my own artistic journey, and know that the skills I teach have helped me move from writer to multi-published author.
Find out more about Julie
"I can't recommend her classes enough - whether you're more business-minded or more whimsical, Julie's classes will help you on your path."
K. R.
"Julie Hennrikus gave me invaluable skills about pursuing a career in the arts. She prepared me for facing an intimidating industry by arming me with self confidence and discipline."
S. L.
"Few people better prepared me for actually getting a job in the field, teaching me tangible, valuable information that made me a better (and more competitive!) administrator and artist."
A. L.
Subscribe to Your Ladders
For $19 a month you'll have complete access to the Your Ladders classes, a monthly training, and the Your Ladders community.
The 5-Step System will help you make the most of your subscription
The workbook will guide you through the classes so you can make the most of your subscription.
Build Your Confidence
The goal of Your Ladders isn't to make you an arts administrator. The goal is to reclaim the joy of your artistic path by understanding the journey.
Setting the Groundwork is
Step 1 of the
Your Ladders 5-Step System.
Download the FREE workbook today, and start creating a foundation to build your artistic journey.
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Content is mailed out every week along with schedules of live trainings.
