The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

In my conversation with Kay Meadows, we explore how painting, teaching, illustration and community are shaping her creative work. Her experience offers encouragement for artists developing their voice at any stage of life.

Claudia Orengo’s attempt to complete 19 greeting cards in two days became a wider conversation about creative decision-making, passive income and confidence. Learn how small, finished experiments can help you find new possibilities for your art.

Katie McEachern shares the experiences that took her from a successful handmade Etsy business to a focused career in art licensing. Her story offers gentle encouragement for artists who are still experimenting and finding their direction.

Delores reflects on her heartfelt conversation with illustrator Stacie Dale about art licensing, patience and the power of a unique creative voice. Learn why emailing art directors matters more than social posting and how to stay true to your style.

You’re not a beginner anymore, yet consistency still feels out of reach. In this reflective post, I explore the messy middle—how it feels, why it happens and why simplifying and seeking support can help you grow through it.

In this reflective post, I share why Kaylie and I chose to spotlight UN Women during Podcasthon. As a mother, grandmother and artist, I see how global equality shapes our creativity. I invite you to listen, learn, and be part of the change.

In this reflective blog post, Delores looks back on her conversation with Kristen Chamberlain of City Mouse Art. Kristen explains how she turned a lay‑off into an opportunity to build a handmade digital art business, shares the importance of community support and reveals why every piece she creates is intentionally crafted without AI. It’s a nurturing reminder that slow, steady steps can lead to beautiful results.

 In this Creative Juggle Joy episode, I chat with watercolor artist and teacher Teresa of Beala Designs about how drawing on her daughter’s lunch napkins grew into a daily creative practice, Spoonflower contest success, and a calm, supportive YouTube channel. We also talk about balancing caregiving, life changes, and big creative goals without burning out.

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.

 This week, Kaylie shares personal and practical insight on how to break through mindset traps like perfectionism and imposter syndrome — and begin creating again, even in the middle of life’s chaos.

Feel like your art is all over the place? You're not alone. In this reflective solo episode, I share what it really means to find your artistic voice — and how to build a cohesive body of work that opens creative doors.

 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.