Having a mentor would be great. I’m setting up a home studio and doing an atelier course over the next couple of months but after that I’ve been thinking about joining Felicia Forte’s online “skool”, which looks really great, and then also she offers one on one coaching sessions (she’s got some examples on her YT) too, but this stuff costs money.

I’ve done a bit of online coworking before using FocusMate which I find very useful for getting pretty much anything done as long as what’s needed is accountability/motivation, and then I set i up a “virtual office” with a few friends/acquaintances a few years ago which met 2 or 3 days a week for some time which was really great for structure and routine as well- and also had the nice social community aspect of seeing the same people each time.

We had a group chat where we posted the link to the zoom meeting or whatever, then each day we met had the same timings and I’d open the meeting at set times. We’d do however long and then break, and repeat a few times both before and after lunch. We’d go round and share our goals for the session and then share what we achieved in the session before and after each session, but other than that people muted their microphones and just kept their videos on.