This interview is so delightful! Patricia has a long history and shares some deep wisdom. You will hear some smart business and marketing concepts and you can easily apply them directly to your art business.

This might be one of the best podcasts in a long time. You be the judge. I am letting my freak flag fly and being unusually candid. You will want to listen.

Many of us have deep-seated beliefs. We can be very passionate about the ideals we cherish. Many hold strong religious or political ideologies. Sharing those can be tricky. Especially with total strangers. Yet many do this all the time on social media. Let’s take a look at how to handle this delicate balance.

In this week’s podcast, I will let you in on a few secrets to help you navigate that mysterious world of “branding” your business. It’s 11-minutes that could be a big “Aha!” and give you some foundation for creating a more memorable website, social posts, and much more.

You are just going to have to trust me on this one. It’s thirteen minutes that could make a big difference. If you can connect to your inner squirrel, you will find more loving homes for your art.

This will be controversial. I am sure someone out there will feel like I have crossed the line. But I want you to find loving homes for your art. So I have no choice but to “go there”.

I am shocked at how many artists and makers are wasting precious time on social media and not actively letting their followers know that their work is for sale.

In this week’s podcast, just 17 minutes long, you are going to get the secret sauce: the ingredients AND the recipe that I rarely share. These Five Words are the key teachings of my guidebook.

Is money actually the root of all evil? Artists seem to have a more difficult time pricing for a decent livelihood then other business owners. Partly because it’s harder to understand the “true value” we create and partly because there is such a vast array of pricing in the arts and crafts industry. What are your widgets “worth”? And what is the danger of underpricing? Let’s explore, shall we?