We’re chatting from a cozy couch at The Photo Outfitters, a community-centered photography shop in Charlotte, NC. They share how their audience has shaped everything they do, from creating helpful workshops to making their website feel like a friendly neighborhood spot. Listen in for tips on building your own creative community and why it’s so important to have a place where people can learn, ask questions, and feel supported.

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Singer-songwriter Kate Bankston shares the journey that led her to music and songwriting, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind her compelling lyrics. She discusses the influences that have shaped her work and recounts a pivotal moment where a bold decision transformed her career. Kate also offers valuable advice to emerging artists on staying true to their vision while navigating the challenges of the creative industry.

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We all know the importance of relaxation, but how do we actually achieve it? One of my favorite methods is through massage. In this episode, we explore the healing power of massage with Rykia, a massage therapist who shares how her practice helps release emotional tension and promote transformation. We discuss the unique challenges creatives and entrepreneurs face in managing stress and gaining mental clarity, while also addressing common skepticism about massage as a form of self-care.

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Alexandra Smith, founder of ArtintheQC & Squash Blossom Social, joins host Corine to share marketing strategies for creative entrepreneurs looking to thrive in a competitive landscape. From building an organic business to using AI as a brainstorming tool, Alexandra provides insights on avoiding common marketing mistakes and connecting with your audience authentically. Navigating today’s digital world may seem daunting for artists, but don't worry—we've got you covered!

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In this episode, we invite Julie Ehm—recruiter by day and talented pole dancer by night—to talk about mastering time management and transferring skills from your day job to fuel your passion projects. Julie also discusses maintaining a healthy balance between productivity and community support, navigating the highs and lows of creative flow, and avoiding analysis paralysis. These are all things that occupy our minds as we juggle responsibilities, hopping from our 9-to-5 to our 5-to-9 and back again.

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Freelancing and self-employment is the ultimate escape from corporate burnout, right? Well… despite what you see online, the nuanced reality of freelancing isn’t always picturesque beaches and casual Tuesday coffee dates.

In this episode, Jyoti, a former corporate work turned somatic therapist, helps us explore the constant decision-making faced by creative entrepreneurs and the interplay between physical and mental well-being.

Inspired by a quote from the book “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***” by Mark Manson, we try to figure out which types of pain we can sustain.

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We’re back with an interview with Yash Mistry—podcast producer, woodworker, and owner of Mistry Projects—to explore the evolution of his creative journey after a life-altering event.

Yash is incredibly humble, but his resilience through his experience has transformed both his personal and professional life, serving as a beacon of strength amidst adversity.

Through candid reflections on the significance of connection and the wisdom gained from overcoming setbacks, Yash shares invaluable insights for other creatives facing similar challenges and barriers.

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Happy one-year anniversary to the Eat Like an Artist® podcast! To celebrate, we’ll share more about the podcast’s inception from acquiring equipment to the meaning behind the name to the unexpected personal growth that I felt along the way. Looking ahead, I’ll share exciting plans for the future of the podcast, including a mentorship program to take our online impact offline and various ways to continue providing content that inspires you to be successful creatives! Thank you for your continue support for this podcast. We hope you join us for even more episodes!

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