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The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast

Author: Kaylie Edwards & Delores Naskrent

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Welcome to "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast," where multi-passionate mompreneurs find their community and inspiration. 

Hosted by Kaylie Edwards & Co-Host Delores Naskrent, this podcast is dedicated to creative-minded women balancing the beautiful chaos of life, motherhood and entrepreneurship.

 

Are you a creative or mom who juggles business, passions, self-care, and family responsibilities? 

Do you strive to pursue your creative dreams while raising a family? This podcast is for you!

 

Each episode dives into:

 

    Balancing Business and Parenthood: Tips and strategies to manage your entrepreneurial ventures while nurturing your family.

    Inspiration and Empowerment: Stories from successful multi-passionate creatives who have turned their creative passions into thriving businesses.

    Mindset Mastery: Overcoming societal expectations and finding confidence as a mother and businesswoman.

    Marketing Your Creations: Practical advice on promoting your creative business and building a strong personal brand.

    Real Talk: Honest discussions about the challenges of juggling multiple roles and finding solutions to make it all work.

 

Join us every week as we explore ways to embrace your multi-passionate nature, unlock your creative potential, and thrive as a mompreneur or creative woman. 

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your business, "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast" offers the support and resources you need to succeed. At least two co-hosted or interview episodes a month and a solo episode each per month for you to dive into.

 

Subscribe now and start your journey towards finding joy in the juggle!

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Send us your feedback What happens when the job you’ve built your life around ends, and the art you’ve been fitting into the gaps suddenly has room to take centre stage? In Episode 111 of Creative Juggle Joy, Delores Naskrent catches up with artist, illustrator and author Kay Meadows, whom she first met in 2022. After roughly 30 years working in graphic design, Kay’s remote job ended. The change was both unsettling and exciting, prompting her to think more intentionally about building a worki...
Send us your feedback Etsy has a new CEO, its marketplace is growing again, and the company is putting more attention into how shoppers discover products. If you sell there, how much of that should change what you do this week? In this solo episode, Kaylie Edwards looks at Etsy’s 2026 results and translates the company’s talk of discovery, matching and personalisation into useful checks for creative sellers. She also talks through the limits of marketplace figures: growth across E...
Send us your feedback What would you do if you had 19 greeting card designs to finish—and less than 48 hours before the deadline? When an email from Claudia Orengo landed in Delores Naskrent’s inbox with the subject line “I designed 19 cards in two days,” Delores knew there was a much bigger creative-business conversation waiting to happen. Claudia is a graphic designer, watercolor artist, educator and online entrepreneur behind Heartmade and the Passive Income Growth Academy. She creates dig...
Send us your feedback Could one 5 × 7 greeting card become your first step into commercial art? In this solo episode, Delores Naskrent reflects on why greeting cards are such an approachable starting point for artists who want to think more commercially. A card gives you helpful boundaries: a recipient, an occasion, an emotion and a purpose. From there, one design can grow into a catalogue, a collection or even a licensing opportunity. Delores shares lessons from her own years of sellin...
Send us your feedback AI can save creative business owners time—but what happens when it begins replacing the creativity customers believe they are buying? In this solo episode, Kaylie shares how her relationship with AI has changed since generative tools first became widely available. What began as curiosity and excitement has become a much more complicated mix of practical support, ethical questions and genuine frustration. Kaylie explores the difference between using AI to reduce rep...
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