Ten Key Lessons from Ten Years of Stocks
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I've been on stocks since 2013 - well, that is, it seems like an eternity 🫠 During this time, I understood a lot about stocks, illustration and about myself, and in this video I tried to share the lessons that I learned during this time (so that, maybe, for some of you, this path would be a little easier)
When you write such “summary” videos - it is difficult to get away from complete banality, but I really tried ❤️
Brief summary: treat stocks as a business, have a reserve of work for inactive time, listen to yourself first of all.
Stocks are a wonderful thing, and I like them so much now, as if I were discovering them a little bit again through recording these videos and establishing more active work)
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♥ ABOUT ME
My name is Olga Zakharova, and I have been a stocker since 2013. It happened by chance - I was a journalist, but this profession at that time did not really fit with my desire to move to another country. As a result, I, not knowing how to draw, with no experience in design and illustration, came to stocks. I figured everything out from scratch, so I know all the pains and problems of adult beginners :) As a result, I created successful portfolios on Shutterstock and Creative Market, and later became an illustrator of children's books.
I really wanted to share my experience, I started a blog (which by this point was morally outdated, so I will not give a link)), and later I began to create courses on creating illustrations, lettering and fonts and earning money with creativity on stocks and platforms.
I really like to dive into a topic deeply and in detail, but then explain everything to other people as clearly and understandably as possible. They say that after my courses there is a feeling that all the information has been laid out on the shelves, as if someone took you by the hand and led you through all the difficult moments.