Sarah Edwards is a creative success coach who has taught over 8,000 creatives worldwide how to build businesses that work with their brains and bodies — not against them.

In this episode, she shares her Storyline Method, nervous system tools, and why your limitations might be your greatest business asset.

Connect with Sarah

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/setapart_company/

Creative to Cash Strategy Audit: https://www.setapartcompany.net/creative-audit

E-Book "Unscrambled: The Creative's Guide to Clarity & Cash": https://www.setapartcompany.net/unscrambledcreativebook

this month felt like a turning point in how i think about motivation and work itself.

in this may reflection, i’m getting honest about something i rarely say out which is how i don’t feel motivated. i don’t really want to work. but i keep showing up anyway… not because of discipline or hustle, but what i’m building feels like something bigger than just a job.

this episode is for the creators and entrepreneurs who are tired of being asked “what keeps you motivated?” when the real answer is messier and more human than that.

it’s about purpose, freedom, fulfillment and about the quiet, sustaining feeling of helping others even on the days you’d rather do anything else.

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What if booking a photographer to capture special moments also meant walking away with a mindfulness practice that changed your life?

Taylor Sliwa is a lifestyle documentary photographer and certified yoga instructor. Capricorn through and through. She brings a grounded, intentional presence to everything she does. Taylor is passionate about helping people feel seen, heard, and fully themselves—while capturing it all in photos that speak volumes.

We talk about how she weaves breath work, meditation, crystals, and somatic rituals into every photo session, and why she believes the experience her clients have in front of the camera matters just as much as the images they take home.

We also get real about life as multi-hyphenate creatives. For example, juggling burnout, building intentional morning and evening routines, staying organized across calendars, and knowing when to rest vs. push forward.

Topics covered:

• How somatic healing and breath work enhance the photography experience
• What "holding space" actually looks like before, during, and after a session
• Simple daily rituals to regulate your nervous system as a creative entrepreneur
• Why Taylor separates identity from job titles
• Working with youth dancers on mindfulness, self-worth, and emotional regulation
• Burnout prevention, seasonal rhythms, and building a business around your life

Connect with Taylor

Website: https://www.tsphotography.co/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t.s_photographyy/

TikTok: @tsphotos29

Connect with Morgan

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morganmarkowski

Website: https://www.morganmarkowski.com/