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The thing to remember is that art is subjective… There will be plenty of people that will like your work, probably twice as many that won’t, but that is the point of being creative. Make new experiences, and build upon other’s failures (Maybe even your own).

So do yourself a favor, keep being creative and never give up. You will make it. If anything else, with your continued practice, you will just keep getting better and better.

If you are really struggling to get that invite, or even if you are just starting to try, I offer a web tool that may help you. It allows dribbble prospects to upload their best shot, which can be used to entice current players to look at their profile, dive into their portfolio, and maybe, if their lucky… draft them. Prospects can also look at current invite opportunities that are posted by players. Don’t waste any more time, come check it out: cribbble.com.

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Just be yourself.

If you find it difficult to get noticed by dribbble players offering invite opportunities, maybe you need to try something new. When I first heard of dribbble, I instantly knew that if I got invited, it would help me in my career. Push my skill set, grow my connections, and most importantly build my confidence. I tried for almost a year to get an invite with no luck. Plenty of opportunities, but yet, nothing. Not even feedback on what I might need to do differently. I found that I kept catering my work to everyone else, instead of doing what was right for me.

Truth is, sometimes in order to get where you want to be, you have to take risks and believe in yourself even if you think no one else does.

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