The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

 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.

Discover how Delores reignited her passion for art by switching from Adobe Illustrator to Affinity Designer on the iPad — simplifying her process, sparking creativity, and reconnecting with joy in creating.

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.

Etsy’s algorithm changes have many artists scrambling. Learn from Kaylie’s latest episode how to diversify your income, explore new platforms, and market your art with confidence

Save time without losing your creative touch — Kaylie’s gentle automation tips for artists (email flows, batching, simple systems) help reduce burnout and make more room for the work you love.

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.

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.

Greeting cards may seem simple, but they’ve become one of the most reliable and rewarding parts of my creative business. In this post, I’m sharing how they helped shape my art career—and how they could support yours, too.

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.

 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.

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.