In episode two of this two-part series, Margo continues her conversation with watercolor artist, creative mentor, and founder of Blue Pine Arts, Trupti Karjinni. In part one, Trupti shared her journey from building a thriving art supply and teaching business to experiencing burnout and rebuilding a more aligned, sustainable creative life. Here, the conversation shifts into the how: the mindset, methods, and strategies behind building a soulful teaching business that truly supports artists both creatively and financially.

Margo and Trupti discuss:

• Why “Big Box Mentor” launch advice often fails creative, heart-centered artists.

• Trupti’s Artist’s Launch Blueprint for burnout-free, spacious course launches.

• Building community and creative sovereignty through teaching.

• Navigating the emotions of entrepreneurship as a neurodivergent, heart-led artist.

• How teaching can be the most liberating and profitable step for artists.

• Encouragement for the artist who secretly dreams of teaching but feels overwhelmed.

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