The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

 In this reflective post, Delores shares her key takeaways from Kaylie’s solo Creative Juggle Joy episode all about navigating the holiday rush. Learn how ethical urgency, healthy boundaries, and practical systems can help artists and creatives manage peak season with confidence and care.

In this episode of Creative Juggle Joy, I chat with KeriAnne Daniels, the founder of Kind Words Count, about how her brand blossomed from love, friendship, and one simple creative act that grew into something far bigger.

In this insightful guest episode of the Creative Juggle Joy podcast, I chat with illustrator and licensing expert Vanessa Stoilova about designing greeting cards that truly sell. Whether you're aiming to break into licensing or explore new creative markets, Vanessa shares practical advice on evergreen themes, finding your artistic balance between trends and style, and how to make your card designs stand out to buyers. A must-read for any artist looking to create with purpose and profit in mind.

If social media feels overwhelming, you're not alone. Here's why email marketing still works wonders for creatives — and how to start using it in a way that feels calm, personal, and doable.

Launching your own online class might sound easy — until a single click removes 170+ students. In this real talk post, Delores shares the behind-the-scenes of a tech glitch, why she’s rethinking platforms, and what keeps her teaching.

Wondering what to launch next — or how to know if an idea is even worth pursuing? Let me introduce you to the magic of mini offers: a sustainable, creative way to earn income and nurture trust with your art audience.

 In this reflective episode of the Creative Juggle Joy podcast, Delores and Kaylie unpack the moment creativity starts to feel like business—and how to move forward mindfully, with joy.

From art fairs and handmade cards to licensing and digital downloads, we’ve lived the handmade journey inside and out. In this episode, Kaylie and I talk openly about the myths that still surround handmade businesses and how those early lessons shaped where we are today. We hope this brings encouragement to makers who are still in the trenches or thinking about what's next.

In this heartfelt solo episode, Kaylie shares her experience of trying to pre-sell a course during one of the most demanding seasons of her life. As a fellow creative educator, I know how damaging cookie-cutter business advice can be. This episode is a must-listen for anyone trying to build something meaningful with limited energy, unpredictable health, or caregiving on their plate.

 Thinking of trying Zazzle as a creative income stream? Here’s how I started with custom wall art, transitioned to print-on-demand, and found success with cards and holiday products. Plus, learn how my Five Cards in Five Days challenge can help you get started, too.

“Not all advice ages well—or fits real life.” In this episode, Kaylie and I unpack the creative business tips that didn’t work for us and explore why things like hustle culture, niching down, or strict morning routines can feel out of touch when you're balancing caregiving, chronic illness, or simply a different season of life. We’re reflecting honestly on how we’ve adapted and what works better now—on our own terms.