5 tips to boost your career

I thought I'd share 5 tips that have helped to boost my career over the years and achieve many of my goals so far. Lots of people have different ways to boost their careers so these aren't the only ways but they've worked for me and I hope they'll help some others out there as well.
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[Xanderall]

0:36 1.MAKE GENUINE CONNECTIONS WITH OTHERS
3:03 2.THINK DIFFERENTLY
5:42 3.THINK BIG
7:14 4.THINK BETTER OF YOURSELF
8:51 5.YOUR CAREER DOESN'T GET BETTER UNTIL YOU GET BETTER

[AveryAnarchy]

I also wanna mention to boost your career PLEASE take care of your health. physical and mental. don't work yourself into burnout and sickness like I did, please take breaks, please make doctor's appointments, stay on top of your health as best you can. it's hard to feel creative and draw awesome stuff when your body's not doing too great.

[sesame.lettuce]

At 5:15, I'm amazed on how humble you are. How can you keep yourself so humble even with all you've achieved?

[Mohit_N.R]

I don't know how to explain... But you changed my life...!! Seriously... There are so many things running in my mind right now about how to say thanks to you.. How to explain the things that changed in me and my life... by you... By your words...videos...

Thank you so much.💞
You made my day whenever you post something.😊

[cheese_smoothieu]

I love the little plant people! They are really cute. I love seeing you draw them too!

[sonisization]

thank you Bobby for all of your support, it is so great to be part of this communuty, feels like home <3 you always boost our energy up and support us <3

[imanthonyjames]

I'm personally not an artist but as a musician your videos help me as well. A lot of things you bring up has made me think more outside of the box. Thanks Bobby.

[Craftsworldsocial]

Very awesome! I liked the part about continuously learning as I find a lot of artists past their 20's kind of get a little lazy and don't always earn what they could easily achieve - anyways I'd love to see more cause you make great stuff

[SophieRox]

I love love these videos! just love listening to them, not that your rules or anyone else are perfect or right or wrong, but I just love listening to your experience knowledge and tips and trials and errors anyway!

[KillerTacos]

I love watching these videos because you draw your amazing characters and it's all really entertaining to watch

[vanamova]

I am introvert but when i realized that just made me loose lots of chances to work in what i wanted, or even talk with people I wanted to know, now i'm still introverted because that's why I am but i always push myself to try to know more people, and I've made introverted friends like me hahaha thanks! you push myself to be better!

[phantomapprentice]

Watching your old videos, still good today

[evepomerleau]

I love those illustrations. Makes me wander which plant I'd have on top of my head. You inspire me. Thanks

[alzamonart]

I don't know how many realize the great pieces of advice Bobby shares in this channel, but these must be among the greatest ever. "Think Big" certainly hits close to home. Don't ever think your wildest dreams are too outrageous to achieve, even if you have no idea on how to get to them — or rather, start advancing in little goals that you feel will get you there eventually. I also admit artists are not the most sociable folk but as in most things in life, it's not always about what you know but who you know (and those who, in turn, know you and can refer you). I know I've always have had some drawing handicaps — specially in human anatomy. I'm taking some good courses to overcome that. Overall, nailing it as usual. Cheers.

[sinitzinit]

Thanks for this video Bobby. There's a great tip you gave me when we met in Toronto. You said I should think how I want my everyday life to look like because being an artist is a way of life not just a career. That changed so much for me.!!

[MsDevilbunny]

Thank you, Bobby! I love the fact that you're always encouraging us to work on ourselves, not only on our art, that is so important. I hope I'll get to meet you one day, I think you're a great person!

[piplupcola]

Bobby please make an art counseling class i wanna learn how to not feel like i'm garbage everyday

[brookewarrington]

This is such awesome advice! My last job was actually recommended to me by a professor of mine and the folks I worked with and myself were a perfect fit for each other - they gave me so much field work experience as I helped them with the environmental education aspect of things. Your thoughts on working jobs towards your final goal is so true in the environmental field too. To gain significant field work experience, you have to trudge through a lot of seasonal and low-paying jobs that involve a lot of hard manual labor and harsh environmental conditions. Only then can you work your way up to cooler stuff like leading projects or getting office time to analyze data. In the beginning, everyone thought I was nuts for taking lower paying jobs that were exactly in the realm of what I ultimately wanted to do. Those jobs gave me amazing opportunities to expand my knowledge and learn new skills. I try to find something everyday in the work that I do to improve myself, either at work or at home. I'm so happy you concur in this way of thinking - it's tough at times but has always paid off in the end :) Thanks for the great video!

[FJRamosArt]

These tips are priceless. And they can apply to many different fields other than art. Thanks Bobby!

[destinywest]

Thanks so much for making these videos! I've really gotten inspired to take the steps necessary to grow as an artist and teacher. I recommend you to my students whenever they ask for tips. :)