In this episode Jeanne Oliver and Renee Mueller talk about the power of creating a mastermind group. They talk about gathering other members, setting expectations, boundaries, formats and more. If you have been looking for a way to grow your business through community, accountability and a mastermind group you will leave inspired to find other focused creatives in your own life.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with artist Kelly Rae Roberts. Last year Kelly Rae made the decision as a working artist, best selling author, extremely successful licensed artist, creator of workshops that sell out immediately to say goodbye to Instagram and Facebook. During this interview we talk about the impact this decision has had on her business, life, creativity and relationships. This is not be be missed if you feel that you have to be highly engaged on social media to have a successful business.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with human resource expert Kristina M. Pfeil. They are talking about hiring, firing, leading well, how to recover from mistakes and how to encourage your team. Whether you lead a team of one or 100 you will walk away with new ideas how to lead with more confidence.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with best selling author, speaker and artist Ruth Chou Simons. They talk about motherhood, second chances on old dreams, pursuing gifts with intention and all of the things we need to say no to so we can say yes with our whole hearts! If you have ever thought that the season that you are currently walking through feels so far from your purpose…THIS episode will give you life today!

In this episode Jeanne is talking with artist, author and mentor Matt Tommey. Matt is surrounded by creativity in Asheville, North Carolina where he is known for his sculptural woven art. His success as a sought after artist led to his love of sharing with other creatives how to use their gifts to grow their own creative businesses that thrive. Matt shares his journey from working artist to business mentor, some of the lies business owners believe and what he believes artists need to hold true to during this time.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with artist and author Anna Lovind. Anna is the author of the book The Creative Doer. It is one of those rare books where you instantly feel like someone dipped into your thoughts and pulled out your secrets. They talk about creativity, motherhood, dropping the old lies about what an artist looks like and debunking some ideas about roles in the home and family.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with certified Strengths Finder coach Nathifa Sligh. Want to know how to work within your strengths? What is the difference between a talent and strength? What about all of those things we know we struggle with...what can we let go of and what can we improve? How many of us are walking through life trying so hard to fit into an idea of us that was never supposed to be? Maybe beating ourselves up because we think we are not good at XYZ and missing that we are outstanding at other things? If you have ever considered any of these questions you will love this interview.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with artist, product designer and author Melody Ross. Melody is back from a 6 month sabbatical and is talking about health, living with less, creativity and how losing almost everything has taught her what really matters.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with world-renowned photographer Meshali Mitchell. Meshali first caught Jeanne's attention with the 1886 Texas farmhouse she is bringing back to life, her words of encouragement and hope that she lavishly shares and her portrait photography. Meshali's words and photography will stop you in your tracks and her heart for Jesus and others is palpable.

In this episode Jeanne is talking with artist and author Sabrina Ward Harrison. Sabrina is a poet, truth spiller, color collector, gentle guide, artist in many forms, and seer of beauty all around. During this episode they talk about Sabrina's early years and being seen, her creative process, her well recognized hand lettering and how that was born, and what she thinks is the super power of creatives during this difficult time.