In this powerful and personal episode, I sit down with Becca Rich, a former engineer turned holistic time coach, to explore why so many artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs feel like they're constantly falling behind—and how it’s not a time management problem.

Becca shares her Holistic Time Management™ approach, designed to move beyond calendars and hacks to help you heal your relationship with time, productivity, and rest. We talk about burnout, overcommitment, guilt around rest, and how to honor your full capacity without self-judgment.

Inside this episode: ⏳ Why traditional time management doesn’t work for creatives
💥 How the “follow-through wound” is sabotaging your goals
🧠 Reframing self-worth and productivity for long-term sustainability
🧘‍♀️ What it really means to embrace slowness and trust your inner rhythm
🌱 Tips to begin managing time with more compassion and alignment

If you’ve ever said “there’s just not enough time” or felt stuck in a burnout cycle, this conversation will leave you feeling seen, empowered, and ready to reclaim your time your way.

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In this inspiring episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, I sit down with Lucy White, an artist who left behind a corporate career in fashion and finance—including time at JP Morgan and Sam Edelman—to pursue her art full-time. From launching her own wallpaper collection to planning a real-life version of The Holiday with a 6-week house swap in Paris, Lucy shares how she’s created a career and lifestyle completely on her terms.

We cover: 🎨 How Lucy transitioned out of corporate life and into a sustainable art business
💻 Building her wallpaper collection from concept to launch—including strategy, branding, and storytelling
💸 Her hard-won lessons on pricing artwork, setting boundaries, and working with designers
🏡 The dreamy Paris house swap she planned as both a creative recharge and career move
📈 How she blends her corporate skill set with her creative side to build a brand with heart and strategy

Whether you're dreaming of going full-time, launching a product line, or planning your own creative sabbatical, Lucy’s story is full of real talk and inspiration.

👉 Explore Lucy’s work: https://lucywhiteart.com
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In this episode, I sit down with Jenna Alexander, a St. Augustine-based artist known for capturing the quiet beauty of everyday moments through portraiture, florals, and coastal-inspired collections. From the soft curves of oyster shells to the golden light on a magnolia leaf, Jenna’s work celebrates simplicity, texture, and connection.

We talk about:

• How Jenna built a thriving art business rooted in personal storytelling

• The creative inspiration she finds in Florida’s coast, light, and lifestyle

• Balancing motherhood and creativity while staying true to your artistic voice

• Her most popular series

• How she approaches new mediums, from gouache to photography, and cultivates long-term growth as an artist

Whether you're a working artist, a creative entrepreneur, or just craving some fresh inspiration, Jenna’s grounded perspective and artistic journey will leave you encouraged and ready to look at the everyday a little differently.

🎨 Explore her work: jenna-alexander.com, https://www.instagram.com/jennaalexanderstudio/
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In this episode, I chat with multidisciplinary artist Ellen Mote, whose creative journey spans continents, mediums, and deeply personal themes. From growing up in Lagos, Nigeria to building a successful jewelry business and returning to painting after motherhood, Ellen’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and reclaiming permission to create without limits.

We explore:

• The limiting beliefs Ellen overcame to pursue her art

• Her transition from metalsmithing to large-scale abstract painting

• How her paintings of the female form reflect identity, motherhood, and imperfection

• The power of narrative in marketing art—and the moment she realized her story mattered

• How she uses tools like a creative “bingo card” to stay focused and inspired

This conversation is for any artist questioning their path or struggling to fit into one box. Ellen shows us how embracing multidimensional creativity—and telling the truth behind your work—can lead to the most authentic and fulfilling art practice.

Learn more about Ellen on her website and Instagram: https://ellenmoteart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ellenmote/

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In this episode, I sit down with Charleston-based artist and designer Lia Burke Libaire, whose creative path has taken her from the world of high-end interior design in New York to a thriving full-time art practice in the South. Lia shares how she transitioned from designing spaces to creating original artwork and launching her textile company, Brier and Byrd.

We talk about:

• Her evolution as an artist after 12 years in interior design

• How she balances fine art with product design

• Getting featured in Vogue, Brides, and Garden & Gun

• Selling her work on platforms like Moda Operandi, Chairish, and Artstar

• What it means to build a creative business on your own terms

Lia’s story is an inspiring reminder that there’s no single path to success in the art world—just your own.

Shop her work: https://www.liaburkelibaire.com/ https://www.instagram.com/liaburkelibaire/

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In this inspiring episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with Kathleen Jones, a Macon-based mixed media artist known for her surrealist still lifes, floating forms, and emotionally rich color palettes. Kathleen shares her journey from high school art teacher to full-time painter, and the fears, milestones, and mindset shifts that made it possible.

Inside the episode, we cover:

• How Kathleen "unlearned" realism to find her distinctive style

• The digital tools that changed her painting process

• Taking the leap from teaching to full-time art—and the financial mindset behind it

• Lessons from her first solo show and gallery partnerships

• The power of authenticity, experimentation, and letting go of perfection

• Organic marketing strategies that work, including email list building and meaningful engagement

• Why a part-time job isn’t a step back—it can be a smart creative support

Kathleen also offers encouragement for artists in all stages: create daily, don’t chase trends, and make space for the messy middle. Whether you’re working toward full-time artistry or simply need a spark of creative wisdom, this episode is packed with relatable takeaways.

https://www.instagram.com/_kathjones/

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In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with Allison Ford, an abstract and mixed media artist based in South Carolina, to explore how she transformed her passion for painting into a growing creative business. Known for her intuitive, texture-rich process and use of bold color, Allison shares the behind-the-scenes reality of building a sustainable art practice—one layer at a time.

What We Cover:

• How Allison found her artistic voice during a “sabbatical” between jobs

• Her organic transition from painting for fun to selling work and navigating business logistics

• The messy middle of balancing creation, marketing, taxes, and staying consistent

• Her strategies for using Instagram intentionally despite algorithm shifts

• Honest reflections on community, comparison, and mindset work

• The value of support systems, tracking wins, and celebrating growth (even when it’s scary)

• Allison’s advice for artists: take the leap—even if it feels imperfect

Whether you're a fellow emerging artist or someone curious about what it really takes to turn art into a business, this episode is filled with practical strategies and emotional encouragement to help you keep moving forward—even in uncertainty.

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In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with contemporary painter Kirsten Williams to explore her journey from marketing professional to full-time artist. Kirsten shares how she rediscovered her creativity after a 15-year corporate career and built a thriving art business rooted in discipline, personal connection, and perseverance.

Topics We Cover:

• How growing up in a military family shaped Kirsten’s creative path

• Her transition from pottery and drawing to painting—and how motherhood inspired her signature silhouette style

• Why a structured painting practice helps maintain momentum and improve consistency

• Email marketing, collection launch strategies, and the value of pre-sale exclusives

• Lessons learned from sold-out shows, failed launches, and embracing the trial-and-error process

• Honest insights on rejection, resilience, and the mindset required for long-term success

If you're an artist navigating the ups and downs of building your business, or looking for inspiration to refine your style, market your work, and connect with your collectors more intentionally—this conversation is for you.

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Learn more about Kirsten: https://kirstenwilliamsart.com/pages/about

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