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    The Jeanne Oliver Podcast

    Welcome to The Jeanne Oliver Podcast where we talk all things business, art and lifestyle. Your podcast for building a more creative life.

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    028: Your Brand with Sandy Shaw Nov 10, 2020
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    Podcast 028 | Your Brand with Sandy Shaw

    2:04 “And then my pragmatic side got the best of me, and it said, ‘Sandy, when you graduate

    you better be able to get a job and support yourself.’ So I actually changed my major from art to

    business.”

    2:33 “I really wanted to return to art and launch my own business.”

    4:16 “Whether it is an art business or any business, there are just so many things you need to

    do, and it’s completely overwhelming. And that can just lead to wanting to shut down.”

    6:38 “Beginning with a brand strategy in my opinion is the very first thing that any business

    should do, because you go through a clarifying process that allows you to really focus in on the

    essentials of your business.”

    11:38 “The number one mistake that businesses make is they think ‘branding’ and they

    instantly think “logo, color palette, fonts” when really the heart of branding is all about clarifying

    the essence of your brand.”

    13:18 “The second one is: it is really tempting to try to reach everybody. The big consequence

    of when you are trying to talk to everyone you end up speaking to no one.”

    17:00 “Your brand guide is almost like the Bible of your business.”

    19:50 “If you’ve had your website for say like 10 years, it’s a good idea to refresh the look and

    feel of your website so it looks current.”

    21:11 “Color is one of the most powerful elements of your brand because color evokes

    emotion.”

    23:14 “If you use too much yellow and just go overboard, studies show that is just causes

    feelings of stress and anxiety.”

    26:54 “Just answering those core brand questions will put you so far ahead of the game. You

    want to look for the brand sweet spot, which is where you brand identity overlaps with what

    resonates with your ideal client.”

    30:02 “One this one client got clear on her niche, she knows them inside and out, she knows

    everything about them, so she was able to write messaging specifically speaking to her

    neighborhood.”

    32:00 “If you want to succeed, there has to be something before you invest in fancy furniture or

    a million other things, your money needs to go to finding clarity with your brand.”

    SandyShaw is a brand strategist, website designer, and founder of BrandifyHQ.com.

    She is on a mission to help heart-centered entrepreneurs confidently play a bigger game with strategic branding and website design.

    By offering affordable, on-line brand strategy and website design courses, Brandify saves business owners time and money crafting compelling brands and designing pro-websites that convert viewers into buyers so their businesses grow to new heights.

    www.BrandifyHQ.com

    Free Brandify Color Psychology Guide

    Enroll in one of Brandify's on-line courses:

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    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BrandifyHQcom/

    Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/sandy53580161/

    LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/brandifyhq

    Jeanne Oliver

    Creatively Made Business

    Get on the waitlist for the next online session!

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    027: Turning Over the Mic with Kelly and Jeanne Oliver Aug 17, 2020
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    Podcast 027 | Turning Over the Mic with Kelly and Jeanne Oliver

    3:00 “I found some friends but not the friends I was supposed to be meeting, and then in

    walks Kelly with a group of people, and I said, ‘Well, hello, welcome to my future husband.”

    4:06 “We ended up talking the rest of the night, and we went on our first official date the next

    week…”

    9:45 “What we’ve accomplished together all comes from Jeanne’s ideas and experience…”

    12:19 “The conversations would come after there was a response. After we did that first online

    course and we had such a huge response to it, it was something we couldn’t not pay attention

    to.”

    13:19 “It was honestly always Kelly’s heart to be supportive and when we found things

    working, to move together in that way.”

    14:15 “It’s not just about you and what you need to do a good job, it’s what does that other

    person also need so they can feel like they’re being successful, and that takes a lot of work.”

    18:54 “The only reason it works is you have to have a bigger picture.”

    20:41 “The joy of creating itself has brought deep creativity throughout almost anything.”

    22:28 “Solving things and making things work became my passion…That merged into what

    Jeanne and I do: I get to do my passion everyday.”

    37:12 “There’s a couple of things I am pretty adamant about: I’m adamant about a quitting

    time…and we get out and walk everyday.”

    41:22 “You pick the time of day when your brain is functioning the best and knock out the

    things that are going to take the most energy for thinking or problem solving.”

    46:37 “When I say ‘walk out’ I just mean show up and for most of us that can mean maybe pull

    yourself out of a hole, it could mean crawl your next step. For most of us the ‘walking out’ is not

    running, it is literally ‘I don’t know what is next beyond this next step.’”

    49:55 “For me, it is from 9 to 11, I show up in my studio, and even if I sit and sweep the floors,

    maybe by the end of the time of me being in the studio, maybe I’ll know one mark I want to do

    next.”

    50:43 “This business literally has grown not from inspiration striking and everything being in

    line…but that we got to work, and really beautiful things were borne from it.”

    53:51 “When you have something that is pulling you that’s not just about yourself, that’s the

    biggest thing to get you to show up and do the work and do hard things and dig for your

    creativity.”

    56:20 “I want for Kelly, for my kids, for anybody else that’s on our team to know, I don’t care

    how crazy it might sound, you might have the next big something that could really change how

    we are able to serve our customers better. If we fail, it means we tried.”

    1:01:02 “If people are not walking out their own giftings, I know that not just are they missing

    out, but people around them are missing out of the gift of what they have to bless other people with."

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    026: The Good Daughters Club with Kathi Graves Aug 10, 2020
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    Podcast 026, | The Good Daughters Club with Kathi Graves

    2:41 “My father was a functioning alcoholic, and my brother just…left.”

    3:21 “A few years later, we decided to move to Charlotte to start a business and my husband

    said we’re only going if Lucille [my mom] will go with us…”

    5:21 “It was probably 3 or 4 years into that that we began to notice some things that indicated

    her cognitive abilities could be diminishing.”

    6:31 “One recurring theme was the oddity of mothering your mother, that journey was just

    weird.”

    11:04 “I really lived into the dutiful daughter role, and now I see that led to some resentments.”

    11:58 “As I was thinking through it, I realized that my areas of greatest struggle could become

    my areas of my greatest strength.”

    16:32 “The Good Daughters Club; I founded it in the middle of it with a few other friends who

    were going through similar situations.”

    20:50 “All of these women [who made up The Good Daughters Club], I was having

    conversations with all three of them, and it saved me, it really did.”

    24:05 “Some of us won’t admit we need help because we’re the ‘helpers of the world’, or some

    of us don’t want to be seen as vulnerable, or we don’t trust others to help.”

    27:13 “For us, when my mom died, there was so much relief, and it was healthy; it had been a

    long goodbye.”

    32:07 “My mom was a very simple person in that certain things she loved in life and gave her

    life to: she loved her church, she loved to sing…”

    34:01 “At the beginning, I think she was less worried than we were…”

    38:09 “Try to find something in the present moment that is worth valuing.”

    40:31 “Find at least one safe person with whom you can vent without dishonoring the dignity of

    your parent.”

    47:36 “When it comes to caring for care-givers, the simplicity of it is: do something. And you

    don’t have to have the right words, you don’t have to give the perfect gift, the thing is: show up.”

    51:03 “I’m an enneagram 6 Jeanne, we don’t dream a lot, and there’s a lot of qualifiers and pre-qualifiers in my life.”

    Born and raised in the great Midwest, my husband and love-of-my-life, Kurt, and I have called Charlotte, NC home for so many years now that we can safely say “y’all” and expect no sideways glances.

    When I’m not painting, I use my love for interior decorating to create a beautiful and inviting home that reflects who we are. One that functions well and truly sparks joy. My (slightly suspect) administrative skills keep the husband on task and in the right place at the right time and gardening helps feeds my passion for nourishing our bodies well. And some of my houseplants have names, so there’s that. I have a beautiful network of friends who lift me up and I find great purpose encouraging and mentoring others inside and outside of our faith community. And boy, am I funny. I marvel how CrossFit workouts can simultaneously energize AND suck the life out of me. And any attempts to herd our cats Richie and Royal are daily reminders that, hard as I may try, I’m never really in control of anything.


    My mother, Lucille, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 3 years into her 13 years of life with us in our home. Along the way, I founded the Good Daughters Club with 3 friends who were also caring for parents and, after my mom’s passing, I started the Good Daughters Club blog as a virtual landing place for some women to encourage others (and themselves) by writing their own stories. I laid the GDC aside for awhile but it would not leave me alone so here I am again, with new content on the way and a new presence on social media. I hope it will be an inviting place for many other good daughters to come and be blessed.

    My artwork is currently available locally at Slate Interiors and I invite you to peruse my Etsy shop, KathiGravesArt. I often work directly with designers and I also welcome commission work.

    Website: www.kathigraves.com

    Instagram: @kathigravesart

    Facebook: Kathi Graves Art

    Pinterest: Kathi Graves Art

    Etsy: KathiGravesArt


    Website: https://gooddaughtersclub.wordpress.com

    Instagram: @gooddaughtersclub

    Facebook: Good Daughters Club



    025: Designing and Building a Home with Vanessa Warren Aug 03, 2020
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    A design-loving, home-schooling, wellness entrepreneur who dove head first into creating her family's dream home and lived to tell about it. Her best days are a healthy balance of family, business and wellness.

    IG: @lovevanessawarren

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    024: The Vintage Round Top with Paige Hull Jul 27, 2020
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    Podcast 024 | The Vintage Round Top with Paige Hull

    2:06 “I didn’t go to college, I was not formally trained in design, I have wrestled with ADD, and kind of am a border line control freak…”

    4:44 “We took the scenic way home, down 237, through Round Top, and happened by this home that was for sale, and decided to go in…”

    6:19 “We tried to buy that house. We also learned, through the fact that it wasn’t meant to be, how to let go…”

    12:06 “The wonderful things that kept it going were literally the stories of how the property touched people’s lives.”

    18:05 “I have to pinch myself when I’m sitting here listening myself saying these things because it just organically one thing led to another.”

    19:27 “Every beautiful thing that brings about growth is from collaborations.”

    21:47 “We really wanted our kids to live in this world that we got to live in which we consider vintage to the world we’re living in now.”

    27:32 “That’s the whole gist of The Vintage Round Top, it’s the details, it’s the immersive experience we want somebody to have.”

    29:01 “You want to be the one person out of the 200 that are showing that is talked about. To us it’s the details.”

    36:42 “You’re having farm to table dinners of 100 people in the middle of a field, there’s just so much goodness, and there’s enough space for everybody to be there.”

    39:01 “Personally, this year, there has been silver linings in the amount of time that we’ve been able to spend with our family. We were busy, were were all busy, we were too busy.”

    45:09 “Regarding our workshop, some of it is inspirational, but our biggest thing is we want people to walk out there with information, how they can go to the next step.”

    47:28 “There are things that I’m extremely proud of, there are moments that I’m very connected to myself, and there are moments that I’m not.”

    48:15 “I am proud that the products that we make as makers could be so much easier and ordering things. The maker part of it is in our blood.”

    50:28 “When you work with your spouse, you’ve got to be able to separate time for your personal life…”

    53:52 “I would say that the fabrics that we’re working with and the collection of vintage pieces that we’re using, that is what rocks my world.”

    Paige, along with her husband Smoot, own The Vintage Round Top, a boutique lodging property and lifestyle brand based in Round Top, Texas – home to the largest antique show in the US. The full property encompasses four cottages and numerous outdoor spaces designed by the couple in their “Modern Vintage” style - a trendsetting, artful mix of clean lines with vintage and reclaimed touches that marries style, sustainability, and soul.

    The Vintage Round Top lifestyle brand includes artisan-made home goods and handpicked antiques curated for their online shop and a custom hotel amenity line. Paige + Smoot also produce events, retreats, and workshops on varied topics like social media, branding, marketing, and can be hired to speak on those topics as well as design and business.

    The full property can be rented for events, corporate or creative retreats, workshops, photo or video shoots, brand launches, luncheons, dinners and more. It sits on an acre and a half and is only one mile from town with art galleries, antique shops, wine bars, and cafes.

    The interiors of these highly publicized homes are intimate, peaceful, serene, and inspiring. They’ve been featured and named the Best Place To Stay in Round Top in countless magazines and news articles including Country Living, Modern Luxury Interiors, Texas Monthly, Southern Living, as well as in numerous design and coffee table books and blogs like Apartment Therapy and Emily Henderson, just to name a few.

    Paige + Smoot offer collaboration packages to businesses a few times a year to co-create events, workshops or retreats. They also work with talented artisans, brands and suppliers to create and promote content. Inquire how to work with them by emailing info@thevinageroundtop.com.

    https://www.thevintageroundtop.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/thevintageroundtop

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    023: Creative Mojo with Tracy Verdugo Jul 20, 2020
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    Podcast 023 | Creative Mojo with Tracy Verdugo

    2:43 “I had the experience of having a younger brother who was what I thought at the time a

    naturally gifted artist. It wasn’t until years later that I realized he spent every minute of his spare

    time drawing.”

    3:24 “When my husband and I were traveling in Mexico, I suddenly realized there were

    cultures in the world where art was an integral part of their everyday life; it wasn’t this separate

    thing that was put on a pedestal.”

    6:32 “I think it does each one of us a beautiful service to get into situations where we are

    going to be uncomfortable, we are going to be stretched.”

    8:29 “[In Australia] I’m one block from the beach, so we get to walk across the street and just

    go and walk on the beach…it’s a very soul restoring place.”

    11:07 “Especially these little towns along the coast tend to attract perhaps people who are

    wanting to get out of the city, people who are thinking maybe a little bit out of the box, they are

    creative at their core…”

    12:08 “This is something I still struggle with, finding the balance, especially between the social

    media/online side of the business and then the time to myself to paint…”

    14:05 “I do know for me there’s four important things: enough sleep, enough water, exercise,

    and being in nature.”

    16:35 “I was actually at an art retreat, Marco [my husband] called me and said ‘Honey, they

    want you to have an ultrasound, but don’t worry about it…’”

    19:22 “Unbeknownst to me as we were painting, they were all painting little hearts, under their

    desks, and they strung them all together and they wrapped me in those hearts at the end of the

    week.”

    22:34 “Stress can come in a lot of different ways. I didn’t even realize that my default state

    was this elevated state of excitement…”

    28:54 “‘Just go,’ she said, ‘there’s a black curtain, just walk backstage, what’s the worst that

    can happen?”

    29:44 “She said to me, you know ‘One day we should do a thing together.’ And you know

    when you just get the little spark, and that little seed is planted.”

    32:55 “It’s like you are these grown ups, now, that have found yourselves doing the thing that

    all those other years were preparing you for.”

    33:39 “As I’m creating the lessons I’ve got this buzz within myself, where I’m just like ‘This is a

    really good class.’”

    36:50 “I was trying to figure out how to take the landscapes that are in my head, place that

    we’ve actually been, and to put them onto canvas and paper in a way that is not literal but not

    completely abstract.”

    38:22 “I just feel like I’ve been on this journey trying to figure out how to take my experience and put it on the canvas in a way that feels right.”

    If Tracy Verdugo was given the opportunity to coin a term for a new art movement based around what she teaches she might call it “Curiosity and Wonderism” or maybe “Loosen-upism” or “Endless possibilitism”.

    When she is not hanging out with her family in their eclectic adobe home in a small village on the shores of Jervis Bay, Australia, or throwing paint around in her little purple studio in their backyard, you may find her painting beside thermal pools on an Italian island with an eager group of students, Aperol Spritz in one hand, paintbrush in the other, or sitting in a circle on St Pete Beach, Florida, listening intently as women share their stories of creative yearning.

    Tracy is an inspiration instigator, prolific painter, bestselling author and lover of the written word, smitten traveller and soaker up of all that is beauty-full. She teaches her Paint Mojo and other creative workshops all over this amazing planet and reminds her students of the wonder that already resides within them.

    Her works are vibrant and filled with joy, inspired both by global travels and the simple beauty of the focused moment. Since 2000 Tracy has held 18 successful solo exhibitions and her works are held in collections both in Australia and internationally.

    Mostly though, she is mama bear to two gorgeous, zest-filled daughters, Santana and Cece, and co-adventurer in life with her amor of 34 years, the talented and brilliant Marco.


    tracyverdugo.com

    https://facebook.com/TracyVerdugoArt/

    Instagram.com/tracyverdugo

    Current $27 Jump Into Abstract Painting offer

    https://tracyverdugo.com/jump-into-abstract-painting/

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    022: Q + A with Alexis Garrett and Jeanne Oliver Jul 14, 2020
    Show notes

    Alexis Garrett specializes in lifestyle design, be it residential new builds or teaching clients to entertain in their backyard. There is a fascination with function and livability over adornment and extravagance. Alexis creates spaces that are interspersed with found treasures, layered fabrics and unexpected whimsy (repurposed roller rink floors, vintage surfboards) all of her projects are created for families to thrive.


    Instagram: @alexisgarrettdesign https://www.instagram.com/alexisgarrettdesign/

    Website: https://www.alexisgarrett.com/

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    021: Get Your Business Seen with Tyler Horsley Jul 06, 2020
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    Podcast 021 | Get Your Business Seen with Tyler Horsley

    On this episode, Jeanne chats with Tyler Horsley, founder and CEO Nuclear Networking, a

    digital marketing agency that helps drive leads or sales to businesses.

    2:25 “There are three portions of search engine optimization (SEO), the process of earning

    Google’s trust, and appearing as qualified in your space. One part is content…one part is on-

    sight SEO… the third part is called off-sight SEO.”

    4:31 “If we can go to Google with a better story, and through backlink building show them 80

    other people who are pointing a link back to your site, that’s one of the best ways to build trust

    with Google.”

    6:09 “Content on your website is pretty important: wherever there is content on your site, it

    has an opportunity to rank, or show up first on Google.”

    7:12 “Not all platforms are created equal…”

    13:13 “What I don’t want to do, because I don’t really appreciate people who do this in our

    industry, is use fear marketing…”

    15:02 “If somebody is doing this on their own, definitely stay as close as you possibly can to

    Google’s algorithm updates that they publish and do your best in that space.”

    17:19 “We are the greasy technicians under the hood, most of what we do is not seen by

    humans.”

    21:21 “One misconception is that if I post a lot on facebook it is going to help my SEO. That is

    just not the case…”

    31:17 “SEO and paid advertising is not something you can quickly pick up, and most business

    owners are already wearing a lot of hats…”

    33:57 “We lead with education, because education cures anxiety…”

    34:17 “If you are a brand new business owner, start with education…”

    35:43 “You’ve made it this far doing nothing [SEO related], imagine if we tried…”

    Tyler Horsley, Founder, and CEO of Nuclear Networking has worked in technology and marketing for over 12 years. He attended the University of Nebraska, was accepted into an accelerated program which led to an expedited BS in Criminal Justice Administration with an emphasis on Spanish foreign languages.


    Prior to Nuclear Networking Tyler worked in sales, then shortly after graduating, worked as a federal agent for The Department of Homeland Security and a Technical Specialist at the IRS. Tyler finished his time in government as CTO for a USA military contracting firm. He holds over 32 certifications with the Federal Emergency Management Administration.
    Tyler has an unstoppable appetite for growth, is an avid angel investor, and has grown and/or sold multiple multi-million dollar companies including a federal court reporting firm, chocolate ingredients company, a staffing company, wine subscription company, and more. Tyler has built and implemented nationally-recognized programs and efficiencies that have allowed his companies to thrive, cut costs, become scalable, and ramp up profits.
    Tyler serves on the board for a worldwide entrepreneur organization (EO,) here in Colorado and regularly consults and speaks to successful business owners, portfolio management companies, and marketers. He is an industry thought leader in the space that is regularly invited to speak on panels and loves serving his community, as well as purpose-driven businesses, Christian organizations, and non-profits.
    His number one goal is to meet and form an alliance with like-minded individuals who also believe that by working together, they can achieve more and make a greater impact in this world.

    Free audit: https://www.nuclearnetworking.com/

    Free local SEO tool (bottom of page): https://www.nuclearnetworking.com/local-seo/

    News Spotlight: Nuclear Networking Featured In Inc. 2020

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    020: What Inspires a Stylist with Heather Bullard Jun 15, 2020
    Show notes

    Heather Bullard is a California based editorial prop stylist and creative director helping brands create breathtaking visuals for print and digital media.

    heatherbullard.com

    instagram.com/heatherbullard

    Jeanne Oliver

    Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace

    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

    Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

    You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.


    019: Follow Your Gut with Wendy McWilliams Jun 11, 2020
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    Podcast 019 | Follow Your Gut with Wendy McWilliams

    On this episode, Jeanne chats with Wendy McWilliams, an abstract painter, teacher, and health

    coach whose work stops you in your tracks.

    3:30 “I really was not artsy in any way I didn’t think, but I always had a creative energy about

    me…”

    4:52 “I just picked up this little ‘Learn to Paint an Orchid’ book, and some cheap little brushes,

    and acrylic paint tubes, and a pad of white paper, and I started painting this orchid and it looked

    so horrible.”

    5:41 “I had a voice that came to me, and the voice said to me ‘Paint it again but relax.’”

    6:45 “I basically became born again, I was reborn as a different creature, a different person

    than I was before painting.”

    8:22 “I didn’t grow up in a family that appreciated art…art was not something that was

    highlighted in my home at all. It was like a foreign country I was going to for the first time in my

    life.”

    9:35 “I’m one who listens to myself and my intuition very heavily, it’s gotten me everywhere I

    am in life…”

    15:56 “I’ve had 22 jobs. A lot of my jobs were crazy stuff that nobody should apply for without

    knowing anything about it. Like welding sheet metal at a factory.”

    16:19 “I would just go for it, you know?”

    19:59 “I heard somewhere that all entertainers and people that are artists in any way have a

    deep-seated need to be accepted, to be loved.”

    21:00 “I realized that what matters is to keep going.”

    26:55 “To be honest with you, I thought my whole art career was going to go down the tubes

    because of this quarantine. I thought, ‘who’s going to buy art?”

    29:03 “I come from the place that creation is always wanting more. Whenever you create, I

    feel like it’s a channel from God, a channel through me.”

    35:38 “Isn’t that an interesting thing when it comes to the creative endeavors that there would

    be anyone that thinks there’s not the right to actually make a living from that.”

    36:43 “Visual artists we have this starving artist stereotype that will not die. And it takes people

    like me and you talking about this to let people know that Justin Timberlake doesn’t go do

    concerts for free.”

    37:49 “Don’t worry about what people think about you. You have to let go of trying to please

    everybody, you’re not going to please everybody.”

    38:40 “You have to listen to yourself and trust yourself, and don’t be afraid of people’s

    judgments.”

    Wendy McWilliams is a self taught artist. She is an abstract color lover ,mostly acrylic, some mixed media artist. Wendy alternates between floral, landscapes and raw abstracts.

    https://www.instagram.com/wendylmcwilliamsart

    https://wendymcwilliams.com/

    Jeanne Oliver

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    A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.

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    Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com.

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