The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

Ep.90 - How Creativity Evolves Over Time | A Conversation with Ann Klos

Ep.90 - How Creativity Evolves Over Time | A Conversation with Ann Klos

Delores speaks with Ann Klos about creative reinvention, Etsy growth and how artistic lives evolve over time. A thoughtful reminder that creativity rarely follows a straight path, and that refinement, courage and curiosity matter at every stage.

Episode 86 – Generosity & Simple Systems with Sara Sovie

Episode 86 – Generosity & Simple Systems with Sara Sovie

Episode 86 invites systems strategist Sara Sovie to explore generosity, tiny tech habits and sustainable rhythms. In this reflective post, Delores unpacks the conversation and shares how simplicity can bring more joy.

Ep.85: Why People Aren’t Buying From You (Even If They Love Your Work)

Ep.85: Why People Aren’t Buying From You (Even If They Love Your Work)

What happens when your art is admired but not purchased? Delores shares her reflections on Kaylie’s latest episode about the trust recession, decision fatigue and shifting from process‑focused posts to stories that speak to your buyers’ hearts.

Ep.82: Overwhelm Isn’t Random with Guest Colleen Underwood

Ep.82: Overwhelm Isn’t Random with Guest Colleen Underwood

Overwhelm isn’t random; it’s a pattern rooted in our beliefs. Join Delores and business coach Colleen Underwood as they explore the five archetypes of overwhelm and share gentle shifts to help creatives find calm and clarity.

Ep.75: Marketing Without a Website: How to Drive Sales from Etsy, Zazzle and Beyond

Ep.75: Marketing Without a Website: How to Drive Sales from Etsy, Zazzle and Beyond

You don’t need a flashy website to connect with your customers. In this reflective post, Delores and Kaylie explores how simple hub links, thoughtful email invitations and mindful seasonal campaigns can help you sell your creative work with heart.

Ep.74: Creative Trends Forecast 2026

Ep.74: Creative Trends Forecast 2026

The 2026 creative forecast invites a soft rebellion. Delores reflects on the calming off‑white hue Cloud Dancer, tactile textures, NeoDeco nostalgia and building sustainable rhythms. It’s a gentle, nurturing perspective for artists seeking depth and joy.

Ep.68: Creative Reset: Planning for a Calmer, More Aligned 2026

Ep.68: Creative Reset: Planning for a Calmer, More Aligned 2026

Starting 2026 with clarity means honouring what works and letting the rest go. In this reflective post, Delores shares the systems that stuck, how she’s refreshing her courses and why progress and joy matter more than perfection.

Ep.54: Creating With Constraints

Ep.54: Creating With Constraints

You don’t need perfect conditions to be creative. In fact, working within constraints often shapes stronger, more focused work. Here’s how Kaylie and I navigate energy, tech, and time limitations—and how you can too.

Ep.50: Seasonal Mini Offers

Ep.50: Seasonal Mini Offers

Looking for a low-stress way to grow your income this season? In this blog, I’m sharing the beauty of small, thoughtful products—seasonal bundles and mini offers that spark joy and invite lasting connection with your audience.

Ep.53: Part 2: Art Licensing Demystified

Ep.53: Part 2: Art Licensing Demystified

This week on the Creative Juggle Joy podcast, I sat down for part two of my chat with surface designer and licensing coach Vanessa Stoilova, to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to license your artwork — with or without an agent. If you’ve ever wondered how artists land deals with companies like Hobby Lobby or RSVP, this is your invitation to learn what’s possible.

Ep.52: Greeting Cards and Selling Your Art

Ep.52: Greeting Cards and Selling Your Art

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.

Ep.46: What It Really Takes to Teach Online

Ep.46: What It Really Takes to Teach Online

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.

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