EPISODE · Feb 11, 2022 · 59 MIN
Ep: 213 - Taking Big Risks with Leila of Tierra Madera Ceramics
from The Maker's Playbook · host Rebecca Ickes Carra
Send us Fan MailWhat’s the through-line for everyone thinking about going full-time with their art? Or even for those who are already full-time and self-employed? No matter what, aside from a slightly obsessive passion for our craft the big elephant in the room for us all is Risk. And today’s podcast guest stared risk in the face and said yes anyway. She said yes to moving cross country and yes to taking on the overhead of a storefront studio in the hopes of propelling her business farther forward than she ever has before. Listen in to hear how Leila Srouji of Tierra Madera is managing all of these big changes as a full-time, self-employed maker. For full show notes and resources from all our episodes, including links to guests’ websites & Instagram accounts as well as free guides for better photos, visit: makersplaybook.com/podcast Guest Details: Leila of Tierra Madera Ceramics Instagram---Looking for support in building your own creative life? Come join over 100 other makers from around the world, having these very discussions, inside of The Community. Click here to learn more.---Love this podcast? Support an episode! Follow The Maker's Playbook on Instagram @themakersplaybook
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Send us Fan Mail What’s the through-line for everyone thinking about going full-time with their art? Or even for those who are already full-time and self-employed? No matter what, aside from a slightly obsessive passion for our craft the big elephant in the room for us all is Risk. And today’s podcast guest stared risk in the face and said yes anyway. She said yes to moving cross country and yes to taking on the overhead of a storefront studio in the hopes of propelling her business farther f...
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