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| S2EP10 Breaking the Starving Artist Mindset | 01 nov. 2024 | 00:22:06 | |
We're diving into a topic that stirs up a lot of mixed feelings: the "starving artist" mindset. That belief that real art has to come with sacrifice—financial and otherwise. Together, we’re taking a hard look at how this mindset seeps into our creative work, influencing how we see our own worth and what we’re "allowed" to earn. AND I won’t leave you hanging without giving you some resources on this topic related to money. Check out my new FREE resource: Worth More - a 10-day challenge and guide for you to increase your creative service rate https://www.xiebetty.com/worthmore Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the Starving Artist Mindset 03:56 Understanding the Starving Artist Mindset 06:05 The Irony of Money Fixation 09:36 The Vicious Cycle of Being Chronically Underpaid 14:20 Separating Self-Worth from Income This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: *FREE Resource* A 10-Day Challenge and Guide for You to Increase Your Creative Service Rate with Confidence: https://www.xiebetty.com/worthmore LIMITED TIME FREE MASTERMIND: I’ve partnered with business expert Adam Flores. On November 11 to 12, he’s delivering LIVE Mastermind on how to grow your business through his signature virtual events method. Along with that, a series of BONUS workshops on business development and marketing. One of the workshops is delivered by yours truly on money mindset! Register here today: https://smartbusiness.events/Betty-Xie About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to Passionate Enough, an e-newsletter for creative people refusing to compromise their life and wellbeing for aimless hustles. Be passionate enough and have a fulfilling career. | |||
| S2EP9 Rethinking Finances for Creatives with Owais Lightwala | 18 oct. 2024 | 00:45:50 | |
Ever felt overwhelmed by the 'M' word (money!)? 🙋♀️ As creatives, we often navigate a tricky relationship with finances. It's not just about the numbers; it's about the emotional baggage, the lack of formal training, and the unpredictable nature of our work. But what if we could change the narrative? Today, I'm thrilled to have Owais Lightwala on the show. He's not just a tech startup founder, but also a professor, theater producer, and the director of a multidisciplinary performance hub. Owais shares his fascinating career journey and the inspiration behind his startup, SAI, a platform designed to empower creators to take control of their finances. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: www.youtube.com/@bettyxcoach About Owais: Owais Lightwala is a professor, entrepreneur and optimist. He is an Assistant Professor in the Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University, focusing on entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation in creative industries. He co-founded and leads Sai, a tech startup dedicated to revolutionizing how creatives manage their finances. Lightwala is also the founding Director of Chrysalis at the Creative School, a new multidisciplinary performance hub at TMU shaping the future of creative experiences. He has designed and led leadership training programs for the National Arts Centre and the Toronto Arts Council Leaders Lab (2023-2025). He used to be a theatre producer, most notably as the first Managing Director for Why Not Theatre, where he co-led the meteoric growth of the company and transformative projects like RISER and The Mahabharata. He was born in Pakistan, grew up in Dubai, and came to Canada as a teenager, which is why he doesn’t get most pop cultural references from the 90s. His bold strategic voice have been sought out by institutions like National Arts Centre, Canada Council for the Arts, and Canadian Heritage. Connect with Owais Check out Sai Website: https://owais.ca LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/lightwala Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to Passionate Enough, an e-newsletter for creative people refusing to compromise their life and wellbeing for aimless hustles. Be passionate enough and have a fulfilling career.
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| S2EP8 Finding Your Path as a Creative with Nedda Sarshar | 27 sept. 2024 | 00:53:49 | |
Have you ever felt that nagging feeling that something's just not right in your career? That maybe you're on the wrong path, even if it's one you've invested time and effort into? Today's guest, Nedda Sarshar, knows that feeling all too well. Once on the path to becoming a lawyer, Nedda made a bold leap to follow her passion for filmmaking. Nedda's journey is a testament to the power of trusting your gut and embracing uncertainty. She shares her experiences navigating the challenges of career reinvention, from facing societal expectations to finding stability while pursuing her creative dreams. Nedda's story reminds us that it's never too late to listen to your inner voice and create a career that truly fulfills you. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it on our Youtube Channel here: About Nedda: Nedda Sarshar is an Irani-Canadian writer and filmmaker based out of the Greater Toronto Area. Her work has garnered international and national recognition. Her short film, Unibrow, is an Oscar-eligible film that won Best Jury Award for Live Action at the New York International Children Film Festival and has been accepted to other Academy-Award and Canadian Screen Award Qualifying film festivals. Nedda is the recipient of the Outstanding Female Filmmaker Award at the McMinnville Festival and the winner of Reel Asian Film Festival's So You Think You Can Pitch Contest. Her first short film, Rachel and Raha, won Best Short Film at the Toronto LGBT Film Festival and Best LGBT Film at the Toronto Short Film Festival. She is also a published writer, with her poetry recognized in the Best Canadian Poetry series and her short story, Soap, shortlisted for the Peter Hinchcliffe's Short Fiction Award. She loves telling stories about diasporas, identity crisis’ and star-crossed lovers. Connect with Nedda: Website: http://www.neddasarshar.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nedsjan/?hl=en IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9862212/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to Passionate Enough, an e-newsletter for creative people refusing to compromise their life and wellbeing for aimless hustles. Be passionate enough and have a fulfilling career. www.xiebetty.com/enews
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| Summer Break Announcement | 02 août 2024 | 00:02:19 | |
I am taking a brief hiatus for the summer and recharge. We’ll be back in the fall with more hot takes on creative career. I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to you for your continued support and engagement. Stay tuned, stay creative, and enjoy your summer! Connect with Us xiebetty.com/coaching Enjoy your summer, and we can't wait to reconnect with you soon! | |||
| S2EP7.1 Start Your Day with Vera Cheng | 24 juil. 2024 | 00:07:47 | |
Have you ever wondered how therapists manage their busy schedules and avoid burnout? In this episode of Start Your Day With, I chat with Vera Cheng,a registered social worker, psychotherapist, seasoned speaker, and the founder of Talk Therapy with Vera. Vera shares her experience transitioning from long, exhausting workdays to a more structured schedule that prioritizes her well-being. Tune in to learn from Vera's experience and gain valuable insights for your own journey. About Vera: Vera Cheng is a registered social worker, psychotherapist, seasoned speaker, and the founder of Talk Therapy with Vera. With over 15 years of devoted work in mental health and racialized communities, she is a leading expert in mental health and anti-Asian racism, featured in renowned media outlets such as CBC NEWS, CP24 and CTV NEWS. In addition, she partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association and featured in a provincial mental health campaign. As a Chinese-Canadian immigrant, she has honed her practice beyond therapy sessions into community engagement, advocacy and fighting against Asian hate. She is passionate about mental health awareness, primarily through anxiety, which she has struggled with. Sharing her journey helps reduce mental health stigma in the hopes of helping others overcome their struggles, too. Talk Therapy with Vera is deeply rooted in the "Healing Lens," with the anti-oppressive framework addressing anti-Asian racism through attachment, client-centred, self-compassionate and trauma-informed approaches. she engages with her clients collaboratively and empathically to improve their self-awareness and make positive, goal-directed life changes. Connect with Vera and Work in Culture: Website: https://talktherapywithvera.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/talktherapy.with.vera Facebook: https://facebook.com/talktherapy.with.vera LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/vera-cheng-rsw Email: info@talktherapywithvera.com About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2EP7 Is intergenerational trauma showing up in your career ft. Vera Cheng | 19 juil. 2024 | 00:29:44 | |
What's the difference between coaching and therapy? When is it best to seek therapy support, and when is it best to seek career coaching support? I've certainly talked about this before, but I've always been curious about how a therapist would articulate the difference. So I invited Vera Cheng, a registered social worker, psychotherapist, and founder of Talk Therapy with Vera, to share her expertise. In this episode, Vera opens up about her own healing journey and shares some really practical insights on how intergenerational trauma shows up in our career and life difficulties. We discuss how to distinguish between the healing work that we need to do going back to our childhood and how we can carry forward and get support. If you're struggling with intergenerational trauma, or if you're just curious about the difference between coaching and therapy, this episode is for you. Key Takeaways:
Instagram: https://instagram.com/talktherapy.with.vera Facebook: https://facebook.com/talktherapy.with.vera LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/vera-cheng-rsw Email: info@talktherapywithvera.com About Betty | |||
| S2EP6.1 Start Your Day with Stephanie Draker | 10 juil. 2024 | 00:06:29 | |
How do you create work-life balance as a creative professional? In this minisode, Start Your Day With, we're chatting with Stephanie Draker, a Toronto-based arts manager, about her daily routines and rituals. Stephanie shares how she balances the demands of her work with her personal life, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and staying connected to her creative purpose. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration on how to create a fulfilling and sustainable work-life balance in the arts.
Stephanie is a Toronto-based arts manager. Over the last 16 years she has worked at several prominent arts organizations and heritage institutions developing and implementing strategic projects and programs for a diverse range of audiences and stakeholders. Stephanie joined the Work in Culture team in 2015 and has since worked on numerous initiatives to support the career advancement of artists and arts workers throughout Ontario and beyond.
Website: https://workinculture.ca/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/workinculture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workinculture.ca/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workinculture Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@workinculture LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/workinculture/ and https://ca.linkedin.com/in/stephaniedraker Email: stephaniedraker@workinculture.ca About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2EP6 From artist to arts program manager with Stephanie Draker from Work in Culture | 05 juil. 2024 | 00:33:34 | |
How do you navigate the twist and turns of a creative career? It's not uncommon for artists to find themselves wearing multiple hats, shifting between creative roles and arts administration. My guest today, Stephanie Draker, shares her inspiring journey from being a working artist to becoming a successful arts manager. Stephanie's story is a testament to the power of transferable skills, resilience, and embracing the unexpected. Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights into navigating career transitions in the arts, discover the importance of transferable skills, and find inspiration in Stephanie's journey of resilience and passion Key Takeaways:
About Stephanie: Stephanie is a Toronto-based arts manager. Over the last 16 years she has worked at several prominent arts organizations and heritage institutions developing and implementing strategic projects and programs for a diverse range of audiences and stakeholders. Stephanie joined the Work in Culture team in 2015 and has since worked on numerous initiatives to support the career advancement of artists and arts workers throughout Ontario and beyond. Connect with Stephanie and Work in Culture: Website: https://workinculture.ca/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/workinculture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workinculture.ca/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workinculture Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@workinculture LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/workinculture/ and https://ca.linkedin.com/in/stephaniedraker Email: stephaniedraker@workinculture.ca
Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to my e-news: Gentle Signals https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz
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| S2E5.1 Start Your Day with Javelin Laurence | 28 juin 2024 | 00:06:20 | |
Join me in this mini =-episode of “Start Your Day with…” as I sit down with the incredible Javelin, a multi-talented creative who juggles coaching, film industry advocacy, and acting. Javelin shares their secrets to crafting an intentional workday that embraces flexibility and prioritizes well-being. About Javelin: Javelin Laurence is a Coach, Educator, and Storyteller with a special interest in neurodivergent world building. They consider themselves an alchemist, transmuting the raw material of life into something uniquely their own, and are passionate about working with humans who live outside the box. Javelin brings over a decade of experience as an actor and storyteller to their coaching work, along with a Diploma in Life Skills Coaching and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. They also are proudly neurodivergent and trans-nonbinary, bringing this lived experience into their work as a coach, ensuring that they create a safe space that works with unique identities instead of against them. They have a special interest in working with late-diagnosed ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD. As an eccentric professor type, they embrace their own idiosyncrasy, and champion others to do the same. Connect with Javelin: Website: www.alchemy-coaching.ca Instagrams: @alchemydivergencecoaching @javelinlaurence About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2EP5 From actor to coach for neurodiverse humans with Javelin Laurence | 21 juin 2024 | 00:47:39 | |
Have you ever felt like you're not allowed to have more than one passion? Or that you have to choose just one creative endeavour to be successful? If so, this episode is for you. My guest today is Javelin, an actor, coach, educator, and storyteller. Javelin knows firsthand what it's like to feel like you have to choose just one path. For years, they focused solely on their acting career, believing that was the only way to be successful. But eventually, they gave themselves the permission to break the perceived norm and pursue more than one path. In this episode, Javelin shares their story of how they embraced their multifaceted self and built a career that is uniquely their own. They also share some valuable insights on how to coach and work with neurodivergent humans. If you're a multi-passionate creative or artist, or if you're simply curious about how to embrace your whole self, this episode is a must-listen. Javelin's story is sure to inspire and empower you to create a career that is truly fulfilling. | |||
| S2EP4 3 Signs that Your Freelancing is a Toxic Job (and how to shift that) | 07 juin 2024 | 00:51:57 | |
Ever felt the thrill of ditching the 9-to-5 for the freedom of freelancing, only to realize it's not all rainbows and butterflies? If your creative hustle is feeling more like a never-ending grind, you're not alone. I've been there, and so have many of the amazing creatives I work with. But here's the good news: freelancing doesn't have to be another soul-sucking job. In this episode, I'm diving deep into the three telltale signs that your freelancing career is veering into toxic territory. We're talking about the burnout, the financial stress, and the nagging feeling that you're not truly in control. If you're a creative freelancer feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or questioning your path, this episode is for you. It's a candid conversation about the challenges we often face, but more importantly, it's a roadmap to creating a fulfilling and sustainable freelance career that truly nourishes your creative soul.
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Sign up for my newsletter Gentle Signals for regular and raw reflection on the creative path: https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2E3.1 Start Your Day with Cristal Buemi | 29 mai 2024 | 00:06:35 | |
In this episode of Start Your Day with a Creative, I sit down with the amazing Cristal Buemi to explore her daily routine and how she stays inspired and productive. From her morning rituals to her end-of-day practices, Cristal offers a glimpse into how she structures her workweek and maintains her creative energy. Whether she's teaching, working on personal projects, or taking care of client work, Cristal's approach to balancing her diverse roles is both insightful and inspiring. | |||
| S2EP3 From hustling in broadcast TV to embracing a multidisciplinary art practice with Cristal Buemi | 24 mai 2024 | 00:38:02 | |
Have you ever felt trapped in a career that drains your creativity rather than fuels it? Meet Cristal Buemi, a Puerto Rican-Canadian multidisciplinary artist whose work spans from stop motion animation, video art, photography to collage and digital design. In this episode, I chat with Cristal about her incredible journey of career transformation. Cristal shares her early experiences working in broadcast TV, the challenges she faced, and the pivotal moment when she realized her true calling lay elsewhere. We dive deep into how she navigated this transition, found her artistic voice, and built a thriving creative career that feeds her soul. Tune in to hear how Cristal turned her career around and learn how you can do the same. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Cristal: Cristal Buemi is a Puerto Rican Canadian multidisciplinary artist (stop motion animation, video art, photography, collage and digital design). Her work pushes frame by frame boundaries by exploring the materiality and inherent beauty found in the minutia, through an experimental, and ecological lens. Her collaborative and individual works have been exhibited worldwide including: Animac, Harbourfront Centre’s CoMotion Festival, Fashion Art Toronto, and broadcasted on AMC and HBO. Cristal’s passion for creative expression has enabled her involvement in art education with various organizations such as OCADU, TIFF, TAIS, North York Arts, and Big Brothers Big Sisters Canada. Supporting a diverse group of participants in the advancement of their own creative practices. Most recently, she co-founded Frame by Frame, a research and programming initiative that through the magic of stop motion animation creates flexible and adaptive artistic opportunities accessible to participants of all abilities. Connect with Cristal: Instagram: @cristalclear_ Website: cristalbuemi.com About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to my e-news: Gentle Signals https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Kar Wong aka sketchykarr | 15 mai 2024 | 00:04:28 | |
Today, we're chatting with Kar, also known as sketchykarr, who juggles her role as an illustrator and running a unique bottle shop in London. In this new episode of Start Your Day with a Creative, Kar shares insights into her non-typical weeks that blend job hunting, managing her business, and finding time for creativity. Listen in to learn how Kar starts her day to fuel her creativity, the strategies she uses to wind down, and her personal tips for getting into the creative zone. Whether you're a freelancer, entrepreneur, or artist, you'll find practical advice on balancing a busy life while staying true to your creative spirit. About Kar: Kar is a holistic marketer, creative, and small business owner based in London, UK. Despite her over 9 years of experience in the drinks and startup industry, she is perhaps better known as aspiring illustrator and storyteller "sketchykarr." As sketchykarr, Kar creates art inspired by her cross-cultural upbring and HongKonger heritage. She uses humour to create cute, and sometimes crude, art to promote Cantonese culture and to discuss deeper societal issues. As co-founder and co-owner of Delay No More, Kar runs a bottle shop with her brother that focuses on low-intervention wines, craft spirits, and snacks from local businesses. You can find the shop (and her dog) in Bermondsey, London. Connect with Kar: Instagram: @sketchykarr Website: sketchykarr.com Email: hi@sketchykarr.com Kar’s bottleshop: https://www.instagram.com/delaynomore.bs/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2EP2 From marketer to illustrator and business owner with Kar Wong aka sketchykarr | 10 mai 2024 | 00:55:03 | |
Are you at a crossroads in your career, feeling stuck or unfulfilled? This episode explores the challenges and rewards of reinventing one's career with artist and small business owner Kar Wong. In this episode, Kar opens up about the highs and lows of leaving a stable job to pursue her creative and entrepreneurial aspirations. She shares the reality of managing a growing art account on social media, the complexities of working with family in a new business, and the ongoing challenges of aligning personal identity with professional life. If you're an aspiring artist, creative, or anyone considering a career change, listen to this episode to gain insights and inspiration from Kar's experiences. Key Takeaways:
About Kar: Kar is a holistic marketer, creative, and small business owner based in London, UK. Despite her over 9 years of experience in the drinks and startup industry, she is perhaps better known as aspiring illustrator and storyteller "sketchykarr." As sketchykarr, Kar creates art inspired by her cross-cultural upbring and HongKonger heritage. She uses humour to create cute, and sometimes crude, art to promote Cantonese culture and to discuss deeper societal issues. As co-founder and co-owner of Delay No More, Kar runs a bottle shop with her brother that focuses on low-intervention wines, craft spirits, and snacks from local businesses. You can find the shop (and her dog) in Bermondsey, London. Connect with Kar: Instagram: @sketchykarr Website: sketchykarr.com Email: hi@sketchykarr.com Kar’s bottleshop: https://www.instagram.com/delaynomore.bs/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to my e-news: Gentle Signals https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| S2EP1 How to mindfully reinvent your career | 26 avr. 2024 | 00:41:12 | |
In the first episode of the new season, I am going to share with you the 5 key tips to mindfully reinvent your career. These are tried and tested tips that I’ve used with my coaching clients when supporting them to go through a major career change or switch. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Sign up for my newsletter Gentle Signals for regular and raw reflection on the creative path: https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Announcing Season 2: Tales of Reinvention | 17 avr. 2024 | 00:03:25 | |
I am back from travels and bringing back to you a new beginning of the podcast. On Season 2 of the Everyday Talent Podcast, we are thinking, talking, and exploring a much needed topic: career reinvention. Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Bonus Episode: Betty's Quit Story - An Interview by Cheryl Lau | 05 avr. 2024 | 00:58:48 | |
On this bonus episode, the table is turned and I am being interviewed by Cheryl Lau, coach and host of the Thought Leader Club podcast. I open up about the experiences of quitting in my life and career journey. For the first time on the podcast, I take you back - way back - to my back story of how I chose the creative path, and my struggle between choosing that seems to be sure path to “success”, and what I truly wanted to do. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/CLRwcnaZtb8 Cheryl Lau is a Side Hustle Coach and hosts The Thought Leaders Club Podcast. Cheryl believes that creating a successful side hustle is not only a lifelong skill that all of us should have, but it is also the first step to creating a career that you are proud of. Cheryl quit law school in 2018 because she knew that her life's work lies outside of the law AND she quit her PhD in 2022 to be with her loved ones and to pursue her business full-time. Today, Cheryl is highly committed to helping individuals do work that they're proud of and ultimately create more options for their career and life through their online business. Listen to The Thought Leader Club Podcast hosted by Cheryl Lau on Itunes, Spotify, and Youtube About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to my e-news: Gentle Signals https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Onika Powell (Minisode Ep 50.1) | 27 mars 2024 | 00:05:15 | |
Balancing a packed schedule with your creative passions can feel impossible! But Onika is living proof that you can thrive in both worlds. Onika is a multifaceted powerhouse who finds time for a demanding job, artistic pursuits, and raising a family. Her secret? A 5:00 AM wake-up call, a dedicated morning routine fueled by meditation and movement, and cleverly maximizing any downtime for her creative work. In this episode, Onika shares how she structures her day, manages endless tasks, finds inspiration (even in the shower!), and maintains that essential 'hustle' mindset. If you dream of doing more while juggling life's demands, Onika's infectious enthusiasm and practical tips will leave you feeling empowered to make those hours count! ✨ About Onika: Onika Powell brings over 20 years of experience in the arts as a Creative with work spanning the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and Africa. An alumnus of York University with a degree in Public Service and Liberal studies, she is the Artistic Director for the community arts organization, VIBE Arts; providing a professional focus on mentorship. In addition, Onika co-founded and maintains the role of Director of the non-profit dance company, D’LYFE and also GoLEFT Creatives, a creative service and consultation company. Part-time Professor at Centennial College, she is also a proud member of the international non-profit organization Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Onika’s years of experience and passion for the arts provide insight within (and outside) the art sector. Connect with Onika: Email: onika@vibearts.ca. About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Don't limit Your Possibilities with Onika Powell (Ep 50) | 22 mars 2024 | 00:44:52 | |
This week on the Everyday Talent Podcast, I'm thrilled to have Onika Powell, Artistic Director of VIBE Arts, join me for an inspiring conversation about carving your own creative path and building a fulfilling career in the arts. Onika shares her incredible journey – from dancer to choreographer to arts leader – and how she navigated the challenges and opportunities that came her way. We dive into the delicate balance between following your passions and making strategic career choices, and how your lived experience becomes a powerful asset. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Onika: Onika Powell brings over 20 years of experience in the arts as a Creative with work spanning the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and Africa. An alumnus of York University with a degree in Public Service and Liberal studies, she is the Artistic Director for the community arts organization, VIBE Arts; providing a professional focus on mentorship. In addition, Onika co-founded and maintains the role of Director of the non-profit dance company, D’LYFE and also GoLEFT Creatives, a creative service and consultation company. Part-time Professor at Centennial College, she is also a proud member of the international non-profit organization Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Onika’s years of experience and passion for the arts provide insight within (and outside) the art sector. Connect with Onika: Email: onika@vibearts.ca. About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and career coach for creatives. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Subscribe to my e-news: Gentle Signals https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| How to set a budget so that you can achieve any medium term goal (Ep 49) | 08 mars 2024 | 00:44:00 | |
If you’ve been listening to the last few episodes, you've heard snippets of my digital nomad lifestyle—what you haven't heard is the nitty-gritty of how my bank account makes this possible. It's time to talk about money again. As I reflect on my financial strategies that set me up for success in trying out the digital nomad life, I realize these strategies can apply generally to any medium goal setting and implementation. Whether you’re thinking about how to raise the necessary funds to achieve a creative project, or you’re well on your way to save for a personal goal, this episode is worth adding to your toolbox. Key Takeaways:
About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| 3 Key Factors to Consider Before Becoming a Digital Nomad (Ep 48) | 23 févr. 2024 | 00:36:19 | |
Whether you're sketching in a sunlit square or scripting your next project under the stars, the freedom of the digital nomad life can seem like the ultimate dream. But do you know what lies beneath the surface? I invite you to join me as I debunk some common misconceptions and share essential insights into the nomadic lifestyle. With a candid look into the life of a digital nomad, I'll reveal the three vital considerations that often go overlooked. Drawing from my own travels and tribulations, you'll get the unvarnished truth about what awaits on the road less traveled. Let's untangle the romanticism from reality and truly comprehend what it takes to sustain creativity and productivity in this fluid way of living. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| So, how has it been working and living as a digital nomad? (Ep 47) | 09 févr. 2024 | 00:45:32 | |
Can you work less, live more, and still find profound fulfillment in your work? I've found my answer as I travel and work, and I'm excited to share it with you! In today's episode, we're exploring the digital nomad lifestyle here in Taipei. We'll dive into three pivotal things that made this journey possible, take a glance at what my workdays now look like, unpack a few remote work surprises (the good and the bad), and discuss how we can reshape our view of work to be more purposeful and less time-consuming. If you're teetering on the edge, contemplating a leap toward a more intentional and purpose-driven work-life balance, this episode is for you. You can also gain access to the full tool now for just $15. Ready to plan with intentionality for the new year? A Better Bucket List for Independent Creatives is a fun and comprehensive digital planning tool designed to meet the needs and aspirations of creatives who work to live. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Painting on the World's Smallest Canvas with Milica Dodic (Ep.46) | 26 janv. 2024 | 00:30:49 | |
We are starting 2024 with a very special studio visit conversation with nail artist and solopreneur Milica Dodic. For 17 years, Millie has been perfecting the craft of nail art, which she started as a childhood hobby and gradually evolved into a creative business. In this episode, Millie shares the realities of transforming a passion into a viable business while managing her health and setting boundaries. She offers wisdom on overcoming the pressures of the online business world and the importance of diversifying creative outlets. Millie’s story is more than inspirational—it's a practical guide for any creative striving for fulfillment without forfeiting health or happiness. Let her journey spark ideas and strategies that you can apply to your own creative endeavors. Key Takeaways:
Milica (which rhymes with "pizza") is an artist and film & tv industry professional. While her day job is managing data and legal paperwork, her real passion is her art. She has been practicing nail art for over 17 years, doing nails on photoshoots, TV sets, pop-up shops, etc. In the last few years, she expanded her business into more traditional forms of art through illustrated prints and greeting cards. As a child of the 90s, her art focuses on nostalgia and feelings of joy and comfort as a means of dealing with mental health. Connect with Mili: Website: www.rhymeswithpizza.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymes_with_pizza/ Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/RhymesWithPizzaShop About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching Start Your New Year with Intentional Planning for Your Practice. Get my digital planning tool with video guide for $15 dollars today at https://xiebetty.ck.page/products/bucketlist *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Preview of a Better Bucket List for Independent Creatives (Ep 45) | 22 déc. 2023 | 00:27:22 | |
In this last episode of 2023, I share with you a sneak peek of my digital planning tool: A Better Bucket List for Independent Creatives. This preview offers essential insights into crafting a more fulfilling and intentional creative journey. I'll guide you through setting actionable and sustainable goals, evaluating them through the DVF framework, and reclaiming agency over your creative journey. Whether you're a full-time creative or juggling a side hustle, this episode is a must-listen for introspection and growth. You can also gain access to the full tool now for just $15. Ready to plan with intentionality for the new year? A Better Bucket List for Independent Creatives is a fun and comprehensive digital planning tool designed to meet the needs and aspirations of creatives who work to live. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/6STYguyjsAg About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Check out her 1:1 coaching programs here: www.xiebetty.com/coaching *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Erica Mattson (Minisode Ep 44.1) | 13 déc. 2023 | 00:08:20 | |
On today's minisode, I catch up with the incredible Erica Mattson to dive deep into her day-to-day routine. Erica, a consultant, coach, advisor, artist, and a mother of two, shares how she balances it all. She reveals her newly restructured workweek, including dedicated days for clients and personal time. We talk about how she starts her workday with her kids, finds her creative zone through nature, and the sweet items her kids bring her for her work desk. Join me and Erica as we uncover the ins and outs of her multifaceted lifestyle.
About Erica Erica Mattson (she/her) has 20+ years of experience helping governments, cultural institutions, non-profits, funders, philanthropists and purpose-driven businesses create transformative change for the people and communities they serve. She’s a parent of two young kids, a practicing artist, and works as a strategic advisor and coach to leaders in the social impact and cultural sectors. Connect with Erica: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericamattson/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericamattson/ About Betty Ready to plan with intentionality for the new year? Check out a Better Bucket List for Independent Creatives, a fun and comprehensive digital planning tool designed to meet the needs and aspirations of creatives who work to live.
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| Client Spotlight: Nurturing Our Garden of Practice with Erica Mattson (Ep 44) | 08 déc. 2023 | 00:51:17 | |
It’s the end of 2023. How are we embracing the ever-changing seasons of our career and our creative selves? If we treat our creative practice like a garden, how are we feeding it and nurturing it from season to season? Joining me for some juicy end-of-year reflection today is my client Erica Mattson, a parent, artist, coach, and strategic consultant. Erica shares her experience transitioning from a structured executive role to developing a multifaceted, independent practice that blends artistry with strategic consulting. We talk about the importance of having "believing mirrors”, people who see our potential and inspire us to grow, and how to embody a holistic, system thinking approach to life and work. Erica also shares her experience and takeaways from working with me through my Design Your Lanes intensive. If you’re also a multi-faceted practitioner looking for an aligned shift in your practice, this episode is one you would not want to miss. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here:
Erica Mattson (she/her) has 20+ years of experience helping governments, cultural institutions, non-profits, funders, philanthropists and purpose-driven businesses create transformative change for the people and communities they serve. She’s a parent of two young kids, a practicing artist, and works as a strategic advisor and coach to leaders in the social impact and cultural sectors. Connect with Erica: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericamattson/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericamattson/
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The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| 5 Truths that No One Tells You About Self-Employment (Ep 43) | 24 nov. 2023 | 00:50:31 | |
If we are not intentional, taking the plunge into self-employment can feel like free falling without a parachute. But what if there was a way to harness the free spirit of the creative without losing sight of the reality of self-employment? In this episode, I'll share five key truths about self-employment: from setting boundaries, managing time, defining specific niche, to cultivating your creative joy, I’ll share my personal experiences as both a creative and a coach for creatives. Get ready to challenge societal perceptions and reinforce your flexible schedule. Plus, I introduce a NEW digital planner designed specifically for self-employed creatives: A Better bucket list for Independent Creatives. And here's the best part. For a limited time, you can get this for free following a few simple steps. Tune in or read the instructions below to Learn how you can get your hands on the tool for FREE before December 4, 2023 11:59 EST. Key Takeaways:
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Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Yannis Lobaina (Minisode Ep 42.1) | 15 nov. 2023 | 00:07:10 | |
Artist Yannis Lobaina shares her daily routine with us. She loves starting her day with a meditative shower, where she takes a few moments to relax and reflect. We delve into the details of her morning ritual, which includes enjoying breakfast with her daughter and tending to her beloved plants. Yannis also emphasizes the importance of disconnecting from technology and dedicating one hour of uninterrupted writing time. Tune in to hear how Yannis combines self-care, family time, and creative pursuits to make the most of her day. Watch the interview on Youtube: About the Yannis: Yannis Lobaina is an award-winning artist from Cuba who currently resides in Toronto, ON. With over a decade of experience as a published author, creative visual storyteller, and art facilitator, Yannis boasts a diverse portfolio as a filmmaker, photographer, podcaster, and producer, offering a unique perspective on immigration, diaspora, and motherhood. Her excellent work ethic and passion for her craft have earned her numerous accolades, including being twice awarded the Toronto Arts Foundation's Space award for 2020-2022 and recognition from the Toronto Arts Council (2017, 2019) and Ontario Arts Council (2021). Yannis's current focus on minimalist photographic storytelling showcases her creativity and talent in capturing the fleeting moments and unusual beauty found in nature. Connect with Yannis: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yannislobaina/ Bitácora and Website: https://enlareddeltiempo.com/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Learning and Unlearning as an Immigrant Artist with Yannis Lobaina (Ep 42) | 10 nov. 2023 | 00:32:39 | |
The experience of migration and immigration can forever alter an artist’s career trajectory and have a profound impact on one’s artistic influences. In today's episode, we delve deep into the inspiring journey of Yannis Lobaina, a filmmaker, photographer, community art facilitator, and fellow podcaster. Yannis brings us her unique perspective as an immigrant artist who has bravely navigated the highs and lows of pursuing a creative career. Together, we'll uncover the transformative experience of motherhood, the importance of building a support network in a new country, and the unique perspective and creativity that sprouts from the immigrant experience. Yannis's journey serves as a testament to the extraordinary power of following your passion and embracing the multifaceted nature of creativity. Get ready to be immersed in her story and discover a new perspective that will elevate your own creative practice.
Watch the interview on Youtube: About the Yannis: Yannis Lobaina is an award-winning artist from Cuba who currently resides in Toronto, ON. With over a decade of experience as a published author, creative visual storyteller, and art facilitator, Yannis boasts a diverse portfolio as a filmmaker, photographer, podcaster, and producer, offering a unique perspective on immigration, diaspora, and motherhood. Her excellent work ethic and passion for her craft have earned her numerous accolades, including being twice awarded the Toronto Arts Foundation's Space award for 2020-2022 and recognition from the Toronto Arts Council (2017, 2019) and Ontario Arts Council (2021). Yannis's current focus on minimalist photographic storytelling showcases her creativity and talent in capturing the fleeting moments and unusual beauty found in nature. Connect with Yannis: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yannislobaina/ Bitácora and Website: https://enlareddeltiempo.com/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Sasha Jardine (Minisode 41.1) | 01 nov. 2023 | 00:08:36 | |
In this enlightening minisode, we get a peek into Sasha's morning routine, the multi-passionate creative force behind the vibrant SteMargScot brand. From kick-starting her day with a structured yet flexible agenda to mindful habits that inspire gratitude, Sasha generously shares the secret ingredients that fuel her success. Get ready to be inspired by her empowering journey from a scientist to a fashion entrepreneur, making waves in the sustainable outerwear industry. Tune in and find out how Sasha's transformative path and unique daily routines can spark creativity and success in your own life. Remember, it's all about finding and celebrating your wins, however small they may seem. Watch the interview on Youtube: About the Sasha: SteMargScot is founded by Sasha Jardine, a self described Caribbean-born, colour-fanatic, winter-intolerant, science nerd. Frustrated by the ubiquitous winter coat uniform in stores (especially for men), she found it hard not to notice that outerwear is mostly polyester. Even harder was to be complacent when polyester production increased by 4 million tonnes in 2021, making it the most widely produced fibre. She dreamed about outerwear that challenged status-quo materials, colours, cis gender-designations, and styles. Sasha lives in Toronto and is a science educator, researcher, and published author in drug discovery. Connect with Sasha and Check out SteMargScot SteMargScot on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stemargscot/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D SteMargScot website: http://www.stemargscot.com Connect with Sasha on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-jardine-78a1ab234/?originalSubdomain=ca | |||
| From Scientist to Fashion Entrepreneur with Sasha Jardine from SteMargScot (Ep 41) | 27 oct. 2023 | 00:30:05 | |
Can you be a scientist and an artist? Our society seems to put those two occupations at odds with each other. The guest on today’s episode shatters that dichotomy. In today's episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sasha, a multi-passionate creative who has had a successful career in science, and now has become a fashion entrepreneur. Her outerwear brand, SteMargScot, embodies the spirit of creativity, vibrancy, and sustainability. Discover how sustainability and fashion can harmoniously merge, and how the skills and experiences of being a scientist supports Sasha as she found her own brand with curiosity and purpose.
Watch the interview on Youtube: About the Sasha: SteMargScot is founded by Sasha Jardine, a self described Caribbean-born, colour-fanatic, winter-intolerant, science nerd. Frustrated by the ubiquitous winter coat uniform in stores (especially for men), she found it hard not to notice that outerwear is mostly polyester. Even harder was to be complacent when polyester production increased by 4 million tonnes in 2021, making it the most widely produced fibre. She dreamed about outerwear that challenged status-quo materials, colours, cis gender-designations, and styles. Sasha lives in Toronto and is a science educator, researcher, and published author in drug discovery. Connect with Sasha and Check out SteMargScot SteMargScot on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stemargscot SteMargScot website: http://www.stemargscot.com Connect with Sasha on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasha-jardine-78a1ab234/?originalSubdomain=ca About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| How I recently made BIG life decisions while running a creative business (Solo EP40) | 13 oct. 2023 | 00:37:55 | |
In today’s solo episode, I get real with you and share my experience of navigating two major life decisions this past year - getting married and planning to work remotely overseas this coming winter! I'll be taking you behind the scenes to walk through my thought process, planning process, and lessons learned when it comes to managing life changes when running and growing my creative business. My hope is that by transparently sharing my own experience, I will create some sparks for you when doing your own planning as well, whether you have a transition coming up or are just looking to better integrate your personal and professional paths. Key Takeaways:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start Your Day with Emma López Hechem (Minisode Ep39.1) | 04 oct. 2023 | 00:07:48 | |
Curious how the magic of projection mapping gets created everyday? Emma López Hechem is back to spill the tea on her daily routine—trust me, you won't want to miss what keeps her creative juices flowing! Plus, she shares with us a very endearing story behind a special item on her desk that's sure to warm your heart. Tune in! 🎧✨ #StartYourDayWithACreative" This episode is also on Youtube. Watch here:
Emma López Hechem is the Creative Director and partner at AVA Animation & Visual Arts, a design studio specializing in large-scale digital art and animation. Together with partner Pedro Narvaez, Emma pioneered the field of architectural projection mapping for live events. Her installations have been shown in more than a dozen countries and have won awards such as the Amsterdam Light Festival International Mapping Competition. During the pandemic, she partnered with the City of Toronto to create public art initiatives that provided paid work for local artists. She has also led workshops to teach projection mapping. Connect with Emma:
About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Transforming Architectures and Projecting Joy with Emma López Hechem (EP39) | 29 sept. 2023 | 00:36:52 | |
How can art be transformative and joyful? Today on the podcast, projection mapping artist Emma López Hechem shares how she and her partner at Ava Animation & Visual Arts create magical moments in time and space that transport us to a world of colours, imagination, and childlike innocence. Of course, as we get to know Emma’s craft and work, we are also going to dive into her career journey. Emma’s trajectory has been anything but linear. Twice she uprooted her practice and migrated to a completely new landscape. One can say she has indeed honed in the very art of reinventing her creative career. As she spreads joy in her work, she embraces a growth mindset and optimistic outlook to keep going and keep creating. Get ready to be inspired ✨ Key Highlights:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Emma: Emma López Hechem is the Creative Director and partner at AVA Animation & Visual Arts, a design studio specializing in large-scale digital art and animation. Together with partner Pedro Narvaez, Emma pioneered the field of architectural projection mapping for live events. Her installations have been shown in more than a dozen countries and have won awards such as the Amsterdam Light Festival International Mapping Competition. During the pandemic, she partnered with the City of Toronto to create public art initiatives that provided paid work for local artists. She has also led workshops to teach projection mapping. Connect with Emma: Website: www.avainmotion.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avainmotion/ About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Start your day with Lydia Li (Minisode 38.1) | 20 sept. 2023 | 00:07:28 | |
What is it like to be multi-passionate and running your own creative business? Start your day with Lydia Li, founder of Plantish Future and multi-passionate extraordinaire. About Lydia: 🌱 Boss Babe behind Plantish and the visionary rocking @plantishfuture! My mission? Cultivating a kickass, sustainable, plant-based future. I've got more layers than your fave cake – I channel emotions from joy to grief, peace to anger, and hope to desperation into a wild mix of creative outlets: think modeling, street dance, witchcraft, astrology reading, writing, drawing, (and trust me, this list keeps growing, just like my dreams).🎉 Follow the fun and embrace the unapologetic femininity over at @landingmermaid. Let's slay, sparkle, and shake things up! 💃🔮🌟📝🌱 This episode is also available on Youtube. See here: Connect with Lydia:
About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Creating Plantish Future & Thriving in My Parallel Universes with Lydia Li (EP38) | 15 sept. 2023 | 00:46:22 | |
If you’ve ever wondered how to mix creativity, sustainability, and entrepreneurship, today's episode is a must-listen. I sat down with the amazing Lydia—also known as Mermaid—the founder of Plantish Future, a line of eco-friendly home and bathroom swaps that'll turn your daily routines green. Lydia's journey from employee to full-time entrepreneur is as inspiring as her mission. She's a model, dancer, astrologer, and yes, she designs many of the products herself! So, get ready to explore how her multidisciplinary approach fuels her biz, the challenges of fast growth, and how she found her middle ground between artist and business owner. Key Highlights:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Lydia: 🌱 Boss Babe behind Plantish and the visionary rocking @plantishfuture! My mission? Cultivating a kickass, sustainable, plant-based future. I've got more layers than your fave cake – I channel emotions from joy to grief, peace to anger, and hope to desperation into a wild mix of creative outlets: think modeling, street dance, witchcraft, astrology reading, writing, drawing, (and trust me, this list keeps growing, just like my dreams).🎉 Follow the fun and embrace the unapologetic femininity over at @landingmermaid. Let's slay, sparkle, and shake things up! 💃🔮🌟📝🌱 Connect with Lydia:
About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Finding My Truths in Music with Robbie Finnegan (EP37) | 01 sept. 2023 | 00:46:52 | |
For many of us, the path to creativity isn’t straight out of a storybook. Life comes with its turns, detours, and bumps, and, let’s face it, not all of us had that fairytale start in the arts. Today, I’m thrilled to bring you the story of Robbie Finnegan - a truly inspiring independent musician who embraced his unique artistic voice. From navigating the challenges of bullying and understanding his identity to migrating countries and weaving his experiences into his music, Robbie's story is a testament to resilience. So, for all of you independent artists out there looking for that dash of motivation or anyone seeking a heartfelt story - this episode is a musical treat you shouldn't miss!
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Robbie Robbie Finnegan is a singer/songwriter from Dublin, Ireland, Based in Toronto, With a passion for sharing his music that inspires, moves and uplifts people. His style can be described as authentic, While being direct in his approach lyrically and vocally. Robbie's Music takes on a variety of influences from Alternative soul to pop/rnb. His song writing primarily comes from his own personal experiences and storytelling abilities. Connect with Robbie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robbie_finnegan_/?hl=en Listen to his music here: https://linktr.ee/robbie_finnegan_ Robbie’s new single: The Lone Wolf: https://youtu.be/bQq9t6kHiro About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 36. Rebuild a Relationship with Creative Work with Ananya Ohri | 18 août 2023 | 00:37:04 | |
What is it like to leave a leadership job that you felt so attached to, and go on your own and explore your creative potential? No one can answer this question better than Ananya Ohri. In this episode, Ananya shares her experience of pivoting from the role of a film festival leader, to a self-employed writer, producer, and arts consultant. Her journey is a testament to the power of doing deep inner work. We all owe it to ourselves to build and rebuild a healthier relationship with work. Key Highlights:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About the guest: Ananya is an Arts Management Consultant, Writer and Producer in Toronto. She was the Executive Director at the Regent Park Film Festival (RPFF) for 7 years, where she founded and directed the Lieutenant General Award winning storytelling and preservation project, Home Made Visible. Motivated by her experience programming for school aged children and consuming media alongside her own kids, Ananya is currently Producing/Writing/Creating content for children that centres BIPOC narratives. Connect with Ananya: Email: ananya@ananyaohri.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/therealananyaohri/?hl=en Website: http://www.ananyaohri.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ananya-ohri-42337836/ Watch Ananya’s pilot Mixed Up on CBC Kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3oCD8OGO2U About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 35. 7 deadly career mistakes to avoid for multi-passionate creatives | 04 août 2023 | 00:17:30 | |
Do you ever feel being pulled by many directions and interests? Have you tried to fit yourself into one professional label? Or, have you been beating yourself up with this question, "why can't I focus on one thing?" Well, you’re not alone. Join me, a fellow multi-passionate creative, as I explore the seven deadly mistakes we often make in our careers. Let’s name them so that we can take less detours. From perpetually feeling bad about not fitting in, trying to do everything at once, to forgetting to plan for "link-switching" energy costs, and many more, I will be sharing from my own journey and experiences. Key Highlights:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 34. 1 year later, let's revisit how to move beyond survival mode hustle | 21 juil. 2023 | 00:57:52 | |
Picture yourself in survival mode, just barely scraping by in your creative practice. Your brain screams "danger!" at every turn, inhibiting your ability to take risks and innovate in your craft. This was me,a few years back, when I was struggling to keep my creative practice afloat while being constantly on edge.
Betty Xie is a creative and a career coach for creative. Her 1:1 coaching program has helped photographers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts leaders, and arts consultants to design and implement intentional growth in their practice so that they can make their art and make happier money. Book a free consultant call today here: https://app.practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/fundraising-discovery-call *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 33. Fun reflection from travel: how do I design for time-off and more? | 07 juil. 2023 | 00:33:23 | |
Do you struggle with taking a break? Does the thought of pausing your creative business or practice for a vacation fill you with anxiety and guilt? I've been there, too. There's this constant pressure of "I should be doing more" or "I can't afford to take a break." But guess what? It doesn't have to be this way. In this episode, I'll be digging deep into a topic close to everyone's heart - TIME. I share how I manage to take not just a few days, but entire months off my work without causing any chaos. I'll guide you through my process, sharing strategies and insights that will help you find balance and reclaim your time. So, hit that play button and let's get started. Key Highlights:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: The Conscious Creatives Group Coaching Program is officially launched! This is a one-of-kind, intimate group coaching program that supports creatives to design intentional growth in their practice so that they can move beyond aimless hustle, make their art and impact, and make happier money. Apply today at: www.xiebetty.com/groupcoaching/ About Betty *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep. 32. Lead with Authenticity with Katie Hutchinson | 23 juin 2023 | 00:46:41 | |
In a world where most of us are still in go-go-go mode, VIBE Arts, a Toronto based arts charity, broke the mold and switched to a four-day workweek. How did they pull that off? Well, that's exactly what we're going to chat about today. In this conversation with Katie Hutchinson, Executive Director of VIBE Arts, she shares with us the “secret sauce” for her authentic leadership, her knack for fostering trust in her team, and the ways she assesses growth and success as a leader of a small nonprofits. It's a discussion you won't want to miss! Key Highlights: [00:02:35] Background as an Executive Director of Arts organization [00:09:04] Secret sauce for creating a good work culture [00:13:28] Leadership style as an Executive Director [00:16:02] Implementing a 4-day Workweek [00:26:32] Balancing passion and paycheck [00:32:35] Redefining Growth and Success This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About the Guest: Katie Hutchinson is the Executive Director at VIBE Arts. As a young leader, she accepted the position six years ago. Katie has experience throughout the not-for-profit sector with a focus on providing recreation and culture opportunities to children and youth. Katie has always worked in the public sector. Beginning in shelters and youth work early in her career, Katie has worked at all levels of program delivery and now uses that experience to lead the VIBE team to cultivate the creative edge youth need to succeed in an ever changing world. Katie’s focus is to bring the highest standard of operations to VIBE and implementing human centred and authentic approaches to leadership. Katie has a Bachelor of Arts in City Studies from the University of Toronto, a Bachelor of Education from York University and a Postgraduate Certificate in Leadership in Organizations from TMU. Katie has a passion for cultivating and creating diverse teams and developing equitable high performing work cultures that are mission driven. Out of the office, Katie empowers youth on the volleyball court as a coach, club leader and President of the Ontario Volleyball Association. Find out more about Katie’s work at: @VibeArtsTO: https://www.instagram.com/vibeartsto/ Announcing my very first Conscious Creative Group Coaching Program! This program supports self-employed creatives to design flexible structures to intentionally grow their creative practice so that they can show up as their unique self, make their art, and make happier money. Full program details to come in July 2023. Join the waitlist today so that you will be the first to know about the full program details when it is launched: www.xiebetty.com/groupcoaching/waitlist About Betty *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep. 31. Build Your Unique Thought Leadership on Social Media with Cheryl Lau | 09 juin 2023 | 00:59:33 | |
What do you want to be known for? How can you show up authentically on social media? On today’s podcast, I invited side hustle coach Cheryl Lau to share with us some practical tips on how everyone of us can develop our story and thought leadership and translate that to marketing content. Cheryl helped me at the beginning of my journey when I was building my coaching practice, and in this episode, we walked through how to deal with some real life hiccups that I’ve heard from clients and other creatives in the realm of developing online content. Listen as Cheryl shares her inspiring journey of shifting from law and academia to a committed coaching role, in which she now emboldens fellow side hustlers and entrepreneurs to develop their unique thought leadership. Key highlights of this episode:
This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About the Guest: Cheryl Lau is a Side Hustle Coach and hosts the Side Hustle Club Podcast. Cheryl believes that creating a successful side hustle is not only a lifelong skill that all of us should have, but it is also the first step to creating a career that you are proud of. Cheryl quit law school in 2018 because she knew that her life's work lies outside of the law AND she quit her PhD in 2022 to be with her loved ones and to pursue her business full-time. Today, Cheryl is highly committed to helping individuals do work that they're proud of and ultimately create more options for their career and life through their online business. Find Cheryl at: Instagram | Website Listen to The Side Hustle Podcast hosted by Cheryl Lau on Itunes, Spotify, and Youtube Announcing my very first Conscious Creative Group Coaching Program! This program supports self-employed creatives to design flexible structures to intentionally grow their creative practice so that they can show up as their unique self, make their art, and make happier money. Full program details to come in July 2023. Join the waitlist today so that you will be the first to know about the full program details when it is launched: www.xiebetty.com/groupcoaching/waitlist About Betty *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep. 30. How to Stop Undervaluing Yourself & Move Beyond Hourly Rate for Your Creative Service | 26 mai 2023 | 00:36:25 | |
Are you fed up with scope creep, rate negotiation, and being raced to the bottom when proposing a rate for your creative work? Or, you know that charging hourly rate is not sustainable for the long term, but you are stuck on how to actually shift away from it? | |||
| Ep 29. Beyond the Red Carpets: Working as Film Curators with Lucy J. Mukerjee & Shakira Refos | 12 mai 2023 | 00:56:02 | |
On today's episode, we dive deep into the world and profession of film curation with two guests, Lucy J. Mukerjee and Shakira Refos. These two trailblazers have curated for film festivals around the world, and they’re also leading advocates for greater representation and diversity among film curators. Join us as we delve into the highs and lows of a film curator's life, and learn valuable advice for anyone considering a career in this field. Key highlights of this episode:
About the guests: Shakira is an educator from The Netherlands who joined the California Film Institute’s Education Department by way of the Sarasota Film Festival, Sundance Institute and is additionally programming documentaries for 2023 Tribeca Festival. With a deep passion for storytelling Shakira attributes her drive for community, justice and common sense from the cultures of her Mother and Father hailing from Suriname and Trinidad respectively. Her career has been dedicated to empowering young independent thinkers through the exploration of art history and creative expression—prioritizing equitable praxis through engagements with film as well as demystifying the path for BIPOC students to becoming film fest administrators and curators. Connect with Shakira on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shakira-refos-7449b35b/ Lucy J. Mukerjee is a queer British-Indian community builder and programming disruptor. With two decades of experience producing and programming films around the world, Lucy is a trusted voice on the film festival circuit, and a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability across the film industry ecosystem. Lucy is passionate about connecting filmmakers with opportunities, elevating underestimated artists and making space for untold stories. She is the Co-Founder of the Programmers Of Colour Collective, a global group of BIPOC film curators advocating for programming inclusion on-screen, on-stage and on-staff at film festivals around the world. Connect with Lucy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucymukerjee This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. My 1:1 coaching program is OPEN! I help creatives to build a dream career that matters to them, their community, and the future. My clients have successfully pivoted their career, made their art, and made happier money. Book a free consultation call here: https://practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/coaching-free-consultation Learn more about the program at xiebetty.com/coaching The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 28. Nurturing Your Creative Self with Yoga with Kyra Tudlong | 28 avr. 2023 | 00:33:43 | |
As we find ourselves in the middle of the year, it's only natural to feel a little overwhelmed by the goals we've set. Balancing our creative energy can become quite a challenge, but don’t worry, you’re not alone. I've invited my dear friend and registered yoga teacher, Kyra Tudlong, to join me in this conversation filled with deep insights and practical tips. Together, we'll explore how to incorporate yoga into your everyday life and make it a catalyst for self-discovery and personal growth. Tune in and discover your own way of recentering your creative self.
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| Ep 27. The Untold Life of an Arts Manager with Marta Keller Hernandez | 07 avr. 2023 | 00:54:48 | |
Becoming an arts manager or Executive Director of an arts organization is often the dream of many emerging professionals in the arts sector. But what goes on behind the scenes with this job? On today’s episode, I talk to Marta Keller-Hernandez, Managing Director of Mural Routes, a small and mighty arts organization in Toronto. We had a candid conversation about this extremely rewarding and challenging career. Marta shares valuable insights for aspiring and newly-appointed arts managers, delving into topics often left unspoken in the journey of arts leadership. Key highlights of this episode
About the guest: Originally from Spain, Marta Keller-Hernandez is an arts administrator who moved to Toronto in 2012. She holds Degrees in Tourism and Humanities, and a Masters in Social Media Marketing from the University of Alicante (Spain), and became an international student of the Culture and Heritage Site Management program at Centennial College in 2013. In Toronto, Marta has worked with a wide range of arts and culture organizations such as Black Artists’ Networks Dialogue, Latin American Canadian Art Projects and Sur Gallery, Heritage Toronto, and Art Starts. Currently, she is Managing Director at Mural Routes. Marta is the co-founder and Director of Programming of Paralia Newcomer Arts Network. She is also the recipient of the 2017 & 2022 Newcomer and Refugee Artist Mentorship grant from the Toronto Arts Council in the capacity of mentor and a 2018 Toronto Arts Council Leaders Lab fellow. Connect with Marta: Twitter: https://twitter.com/martakellerh Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martakellerh/ This episode is also available on Youtube. Watch it here: About Betty *FREE Resource* Discover your creative career archetype today: https://www.xiebetty.com/quiz Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives. My 1:1 coaching program is OPEN! I help creatives to build a dream career that matters to them, their community, and the future. My clients have successfully pivoted their career, made their art, and made happier money. Book a free consultation call here: https://practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/coaching-free-consultation Learn more about the program at xiebetty.com/coaching The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 26.Scaling is a myth & what does true growth look like - Lesson 3/3 from first year in creative business | 24 mars 2023 | 00:30:50 | |
Are you chasing the never-ending cycle of scaling and growth in your creative business? In the last episode of this series, I’m going to share with you my insights on redefining growth and debunking the myth of scaling in the creative world. Take a step back from the hustle culture and discover a more fulfilling way to grow your creative practice. I will be sharing a unique framework of redefining success for creative practitioners that can help you find balance and fulfillment in your creative journey. Key highlights of this episode
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Follow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creatives Want more raw reflections on creative practices? Subscribe to my emails here https://xiebetty.ck.page/enews My 1:1 coaching program is OPEN! I help creatives to build a dream career that matters to them, their community, and the future. My clients have successfully pivoted their career, made their art, and made happier money. Book a free consultation call here: https://practice.do/me/betty-xie/book/coaching-free-consultation Learn more about the program at xiebetty.com/coaching The Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon. | |||
| Ep 25. 5 kinds of help you actually need - Lesson 2/3 from first year in creative business | 17 mars 2023 | 00:16:23 | |
We’ve all heard the advice of “You don’t have to do this alone. Ask for help!”But when it comes down to it, what kind of support or help do we actually need when we’re running our own creative practice or business? I’ve got you covered. On today’s episode, we are going to break down 5 types of support you actually need running your solo creative practice or business. Key highlights of this episode
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