“Keep creating beauty:” Shark Tank investor Daymond John encourages supporting emerging artists 

Shark Tank investor Daymond John is one of the sharks who promotes empowering new entrepreneurs. He is also the author of best-selling books like The Power of Broke, Rise and Grind, and Little Daymond Learns to Earn. John is the CEO of The Shark Group and is the National Brand Ambassador for the American Cancer Society as per his official ABC bio.

Additionally, he has promoted encouraging new artists by supporting their art and spreading the word about it. Shark Tank investor Daymond John posted an Instagram reel on his official account which was a glimpse into his conversation with NYC-based surrealist artist Hathairat Maneerat.

During their discussion, Daymond agreed with Maneerat, who said that the new emerging artists were struggling despite putting their soul into each project. She mentioned that rich influential and powerful people have the ability to change someone's life and should support small artists.

John also addressed how most wealthy people buy art that is made by people who have already passed away. He talked about the importance of supporting small artists, he continued:

"I keep telling people that but people just don't know any different, they don't know, they're not thinking. They're just trying to put something in their home now realizing way more affordable, and you're young enough where you'll be able to keep creating beauty for people, and not waiting for you to die."

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Shark Tank investor Daymond John highlights the importance of emerging artists

In the short clip, the Shark Tank investor Daymond John addressed how most rich people tend to buy contemporary art from artists who have passed away. He said that it is important for wealthy people to invest in art made by the young generation, as it will be considered a rich part of our history in the near future.

In the video caption, Daymond reflected on seeing himself in the emerging artists, he stated:

"Art Basel may be over, but my mission to highlight emerging artists is stronger than ever. I see myself in them— just a kid with a few t-shirts, trying to make a statement and build something bigger than myself.'

Talking about the importance of celebrities and influential people lending support to new artists can have a great positive impact on building "something bigger" than themselves. The Shark Tank investor Daymond discussed how spreading the word can "change everything" for struggling artists, he continued:

"It wasn’t celebrities who fueled me, but everyday people who believed, shared, and spread the word. Now, 35 years later, I’m still looking for the next Daymond John’s. One picture, one post—your support can change everything."

His caption concluded with him expressing gratitude for people who have the ability to change someone's life. He mentioned:

"Thank you to the local influencers who turn everyday people into sharks."

John has been dedicated to showcasing art that belongs to young artists. Recently he also talked about artwork called Love is in the Air by Alexi Torres for Valentine's Day. Fans can follow Daymond John on his official Instagram account for financial advice, life lessons, and key points to remember while starting a business.

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