In this episode we conclude our conversation with artist, designer and illustrator Ashely Mary. Today we talk about changing unhealthy patterns, asking for help and the importance of making real connections.

In this episode we focus on creating healthy partnerships with guests Roger Barrett and Sam Beberg, owners of Pharmacie. We’ll discuss what its like for them as a married couple to run a business together. From finding ways to balance each other out, to bringing work home, and navigating those vulnerable conversations when money is tight.

In this episode we’ll talk about feeling isolated.
What happens when we let fear write the narrative?
And how can we let go of those fears, and gain traction in our business and in our life? All this and more with multimedia performance artist Ifrah Mansour.

In this episode we discuss what it's like raising a family while growing a business. From multitasking and shifting priorities, to being present with your kids and with yourself.  All this and more with jewelry designer Yen-Ying Chee. 

In this episode we chat about different approaches to filling your week and finding balance. From trusting the gigs will come to generating your own work while you wait. With artist, designer, and illustrator Ashley Mary.

In this episode we begin our conversation with Roger Barrett and Sam Beberg, owners of Pharmacie. Today, we’ll chat about what it's like to own a brick and mortar shop and how being grounded in your 'why' can help your business grow.  

In this episode we begin our conversation with jewelry designer Yen-Ying Chee.  We talk about what drives her as an artist and entrepreneur, the lessons she has learned from her parents, and the struggle to give ourselves permission to be bold.

In this episode we begin our conversation with artist, designer and illustrator Ashley Mary. Today we talk about the concepts of leaving space and holding things loosely, and how your career can unfold when you let these principles guide your path.     

In this episode we begin our conversation with multimedia performance artist Ifrah Mansour. Today we’ll discuss what drive looks like, struggling with art and capitalism, and how bearing witness to our ancestors can inspire us to pass on the love.