The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast: From Passion to Profit

Social media can help people discover your work, but it should not be the only way they can reach you. Kaylie shares a thoughtful three-layer system for building stronger, more lasting customer connections.

Kaylie speaks with artist Hannah Nunn about the many small decisions behind a creative business spanning more than two decades. Their conversation explores resilience, storytelling, nature and protecting the space needed to continue creating.

Growth can be exciting, exhausting and far messier than it appears from the outside. Delores reflects on the systems, connected offers and human support behind a growing creative business.

If you’re feeling pulled in a hundred directions, you’re not alone. In this gentle reflection on Kaylie’s latest podcast episode, I share my own thoughts on embracing fewer, better offers and building a creative business that honours your life and energy. Let this be a reminder that slow growth is still growth.

From rural beginnings to co‑hosting an international summit, I reflect on why accessible education for artists matters so much. The Profitable Artist Summit grew out of my desire to provide practical, heart‑centred skills that empower creatives to thrive. I hope you feel encouraged and supported on your journey.

In this reflective blog post, Delores shares the emotions behind organising the Profitable Artist Summit 2026. She highlights the generous lineup, the live workshop schedule and her invitation to artists to join with nothing more than a sketchbook and a dream.

Building a sustainable creative business is less about talent and more about resilience, curiosity and community. In this reflective post I share how discarded magnets and missed sales became stepping stones to a thriving art practice, and why systems and support make all the difference.

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.

A practical, behind-the-scenes look at how Delores builds art classes fast—using repeatable templates, focused projects, and smart tools without losing heart.

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.

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.

The holiday season doesn’t have to feel chaotic. In this episode recap, I share how creatives can plan their Q4 calmly — with thoughtful product choices, gentle promotion, and meaningful gifts that customers love to give.