You’ve created your professional blueprint and you’re moving full-steam ahead to implement it. You’re all set, right? Wrong.
The world never stops changing, and the same is true of your business. For as long as you remain a professional working artist, you’ll need to hold yourself accountable to your business objectives and adapt them to changing conditions. In this module, Carrie J. McIndoe–the creator of Business Plan BootCamp for Entrepreneurs and the founder of the nonprofit Economic Ventures–talks about the importance of continually assessing and re-assessing your progress so that you keep pushing yourself to the next level.
A change agent, mentor, and educator, Carrie has led teacher-training workshops that have impacted nearly half a million young people. She is the founder of the nonprofit Economic Ventures, Inc., and the creator of EntrePrep℠ Summer Institute, an experiential entrepreneurship program for youth that offers intensive one-week summer sessions on economic and financial literacy. The program features Business-for-a-Day™, where community mentors provide students with their real-world understanding of what it takes to run a business. She also developed an experiential entrepreneurship program, now in its fifth year, for Norwegian college students who spend a semester studying in New York City. She is a Capstone Advisor to Bard MBA students in the area of sustainability, and an instructor for Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses.