The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

January isn’t a failure; it’s a pause. Delores reflects on Kaylie’s visibility reset and shares gentle ways to refresh your shop, honour your energy and plant seeds for sustainable growth.

Delores shares how planning her entire 2026—courses, challenges, rest and creative projects—has brought her a deep sense of peace. Through her own story she encourages artists to see planning as a pathway to freedom, not restriction, and offers a free goal planner to help you start your own journey.

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.

Delores shares how a clear goal and a thoughtful Pinterest strategy transformed her marketing journey. In this gentle reflection, she highlights Alayna Creative’s simple 30‑day pin plan and encourages artists to find joy in the process of sharing their work.

In this co-hosted holiday wrap-up, Delores and Kaylie share their 2025 lessons, missteps, and moments of joy. Tune in for honest talk about art, teaching, tech pivots, and seasonal shifts.

 Delores shares her first impressions of Affinity Designer 3, explores how the update impacts artists and teachers, and explains why this new integrated workflow is a major step forward for creative independence.

 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.