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.

 Is AI a helper or a hurdle for artists? In this episode with guest Lisa Martin (Beachside Designs), Delores and Kaylie explore ethical concerns, oversaturation, and practical, time-saving uses—plus how to protect your voice while using AI as a studio assistant.

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.

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.

Repurposing your creative work is smart, sustainable, and gentle. Here’s how to do it without overwhelm — and why your art deserves a second life.

This Mother’s Day, we’re diving into what it really looks like to juggle motherhood and creative work — the beauty, the burnout, and everything in between. A heartfelt conversation between co-hosts Kaylie and Delores that honours the women doing it all.

In Episode 7 of the Creative Juggle Joy podcast, hosts Kaylie Edwards and Delores Naskrent discuss the inevitability of setbacks in creative entrepreneurship and how to turn them into opportunities for growth. With personal stories and practical strategies, this episode encourages listeners to cultivate resilience and find joy in their creative journeys.