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Ever wondered how some creatives seem to do everything… without burning out or losing their spark?

In this episode, Delores pulls back the curtain and shares exactly how she manages teaching, creating, licensing, recording, and running a membership — without trying to do it all at once.

This isn’t about hustle or motivation. It’s about structure, planning, and building systems that actually support your creativity.

If you’ve been feeling scattered, overwhelmed, or like there’s never enough time to create, this episode will give you a refreshing and practical way forward.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why “doing it all” is really about not doing everything at once
• How batching content can dramatically reduce overwhelm
• The power of planning your year before jumping into execution
• Why routines don’t limit creativity — they protect it
• How to create time buffers for launches, recording, and real life
• A behind-the-scenes look at Delores’ content batching process
• How teaching and creating can work together, not against each other

If you’re ready to feel more organised, more in control, and more connected to your creative work… this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen now and take what works for you.

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It’s Episode86, and Delores welcomes systems strategist Sara Sovie for a guest episode.

They explore what a “trust recession” means for creatives today, why leading with generosity builds authentic connection, and how to honour boundaries while giving freely.

Sara shares her favourite tiny tech habits—think Gmail filters, pen‑and‑paper funnel mapping and reusable templates—along with the simple system of jotting ideas into Apple Notes.

They wrap up with a conversation about sustainable consistency: weekly newsletters, low‑pressure social media rhythms and focusing on one tiny step at a time.

Key Takeaways

• Generosity builds trust: In a world of declining public trust, giving value first can create deep connection.
• Boundaries protect generosity: Serving generously doesn’t mean giving everything away; it’s okay to draw the line when free advice turns into ongoing work.
• Micro‑systems matter: Gmail filters, pen‑and‑paper planning and templates save time and mental energy.
• Capture ideas on the go: Running lists in Apple Notes help you categorise tasks and free your brain.
• Sustainable consistency: Choose one rhythm (like a weekly newsletter) and show up on social media in a low‑pressure way.
• Take one step: When overwhelmed, pick one task and break it into tiny, doable steps.

Enjoy this refreshing chat and support the show by listening to Episode 86. Tag us on Instagram with your favourite insight so we can celebrate you!

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It’s frustrating when admirers swoon over your art yet your checkout stays silent.

In this solo episode Kaylie unpacks why that happens. She explains how today’s buyers are mentally exhausted and cautious, why process‑focused posts attract your peers instead of paying customers and how to build the trust and clarity your audience needs to go from “That’s pretty” to “I’m buying this.”

You’ll learn to shift your content from materials and techniques to stories and outcomes, reduce decision fatigue and nurture those silent browsers with consistent, human connection.

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Hit play for an honest look at what’s really going on in your buyers’ brains and how to bridge the gap.

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Have you ever felt like you’ve spent hours honing your art, taking courses and perfecting your skills only to realise your creative business hasn’t moved forward at all?

In this eye‑opening conversation, co‑hosts Kaylie Edwards and Delores Naskrent pull back the curtain on why so many creatives get stuck in cycles of learning and tweaking instead of taking meaningful action.

They explore what “productive procrastination” really looks like, how perfectionism is often a form of self‑protection, and why your brain might be working against you when it comes to hitting publish or launching that new product.

The hosts share practical ways to break free – from taking imperfect action before you feel ready to making your goals visible and building accountability into your everyday routine.

If you’ve been spinning your wheels or waiting for confidence to show up, this episode will give you the gentle nudge and community support you’ve been craving.

• Support matters – community and mentorship, like the Spellweaver Creative Hub and Thriving Artist memberships, can provide the structure and encouragement you need.

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In this solo episode, Delores explores the false divide between paint and pixels.

She invites us into her studio, sharing memories of constructing mixed-media pieces by hand and her early experiments with collage, art journals and sculpture.

As a teacher, she adopted digital tools like Illustrator and Photoshop to expand her creative possibilities without abandoning her roots.

Delores recalls her first licensing contract with Russ (the teddy bear people), how working with a wall-art agent pushed her to build collections, and why her traditional background still informs every digital brush stroke.

Throughout, she reassures artists that licensing doesn’t require slick perfection—buyers are drawn to work that feels warm, human and handmade.

Ready to blend your own paint and pixels?

Give this episode a listen and, if you enjoy it, please share with a creative friend or support the show! 🎧

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Feeling like you’re constantly under a cloud of overwhelm?

In this heartfelt conversation, Delores sits down with business coach Colleen Underwood to unpack why overwhelm isn’t random.

They explore the hidden patterns and beliefs that keep creatives stuck and discuss Colleen’s LIGHT framework for building a sustainable, joy‑filled business.

Colleen shares how she discovered her own overwhelm triggers and explains the five archetypes that often show up for creatives — from the rescuer to the lone wolf.

Together they remind us that overwhelm is normal, but it doesn’t have to run the show.

Learn why managing your time, team and tracking matters, how shifting your thoughts can free you from the cycle, and why choosing one clear path beats juggling every “recipe” in sight.

Listen to the full episode to hear Delores and Colleen’s honest chat about overwhelm, and discover small shifts you can make this week.

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Delores' Goal Planner mentioned in the epsiode

If you want to get to know more about Colleen Underwood, you can with her website here and her Instagram here.

You can also grab Colleen's free business roadmap here.

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Kaylie shares an eye‑opening conversation about why email isn’t “dead” but our inboxes are different thanks to AI.

She explains how Gmail, Outlook and other providers now summarise, group and prioritise messages based on patterns of engagement.

For creative sellers, this means polished newsletters that never invite a reply are more likely to be hidden, whereas human‑sounding stories and questions get surfaced.

Throughout the episode Kaylie offers practical experiments and a simple 30‑day plan to help artists, handmade sellers and digital creators build relationships through their emails rather than feeling ignored.

Key Takeaways

· AI‑driven inboxes (Gmail, Outlook and others) summarise and bundle messages based on engagement; open rates and replies teach the algorithms whether your email matters.

· Creatives can stand out by sending conversational emails: share a micro‑story, ask one clear question and encourage quick replies.

· Example prompts: a “this or that” choice, a one‑word check‑in, asking what’s stopping someone from creating, or letting readers pick a path (1–3).

· A simple 30‑day plan: send two relationship‑focused emails, one experiment email and one conversational offer each month.

· Kaylie is hosting a live workshop 2nd April 2026 on staying visible in AI‑driven inboxes; registration link and free conversation‑booster templates here.

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Curious about how to make your emails feel more human?

🎧 Hit play to learn the easy shifts that will help your messages rise above the AI noise. If you love the show, share it with a creative friend and consider supporting us—every little bit keeps Creative Juggle Joy thriving.

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In this special Podcasthon episode, co-hosts Kaylie Edwards and Delores Naskrent Spotlight the global charity UN Women to amplify voices that are too often unheard.

Created in 2010 to promote gender equality and empower women worldwide, UN Women merges several UN entities to support inter‑governmental bodies, help member states implement gender-equality standards, and coordinate global efforts.

Kaylie and Delores explore how gender equality intersects with the creative life, why artists and makers should care about structural change, and how even small contributions can ripple outward.

From personal stories of motherhood and survivorship to a global call for justice, this conversation reminds us that our creative work thrives when women everywhere have equal rights, income security, freedom from violence and a voice in governance.

The UN Women Global Charity Links:

UN Women Website

Donate to UN Women here

UN Women Instagram

UN Women Youtube

UN Women Facebook

IF you want to learn more about the Podcasthon Event we are taking part in and find other podcasts doing the same you can find out more here.

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