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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 15 MIN

E92: How to Build a Sustainable Creative Business: Resilience & Systems

from The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast · host Kaylie Edwards & Delores Naskrent

Send us your feedbackThis co‑hosted conversation between Kaylie Edwards and Delores Naskrent lifts the veil on what it really takes to build a sustainable creative business. Instead of quick hacks and generic advice, they unpack the quiet, behind‑the‑scenes work that actually makes a difference—like cultivating resilience, refining your craft through deliberate practice, embracing experimentation, and putting systems in place to reduce decision fatigue. You’ll hear stories about failed products, pivoting when things don’t work, and the importance of knowing your “why.” Kaylie shares how visible tasks and Google Tasks reminders keep her on track, while Delores recalls lessons learned from in‑person shows and recycling unsold art. Together they emphasise community, accountability and a growth mindset as essential ingredients for creative longevity.Key Takeaways: • Resilience over talent: Creative success depends more on the ability to bounce back and adapt than on innate talent. • Deliberate practice matters: Improvement comes from reflection, refinement and learning—simply repeating the same actions doesn’t lead to growth. • Systems free you up: Templates, checklists and visible tasks reduce cognitive load and make it easier to stay consistent. • Embrace experimentation: Treat every launch as data. Learn from what doesn’t sell and adjust instead of striving for perfection. • Find your audience: Sometimes the problem isn’t your product but where or to whom you’re marketing it; adjust your environment. • Accountability & community: Having people to check in with, whether through membership communities or co‑working sessions, helps you follow through.If this episode resonates, hit play and listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts. If you’re loving Creative Juggle Joy, consider supporting the show and joining our community of creative jugglers at buzzsprout.com/2397445/support. Your support helps us keep sharing honest conversations and encouragement for artists, makers and digital creators.Support the show Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - ThreadsSpellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - YoutubeProcreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

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