The Inspiration Place
The Inspiration Place is a podcast for artists who want to build a sustainable creative career. Host Miriam Schulman shares practical strategies for selling art, marketing on social media, and pricing work, alongside conversations with artists and marketing experts. Episodes also address mindset challenges such as the inner critic, impostor syndrome, and starving artist thinking. The show aims to help listeners gain confidence and treat profiting from their passion as a realistic goal.
Episodes
430: What Style of Art Is Selling Now
Your artistic voice can grow stronger when you understand what collectors are responding to without losing what makes your work yours. You are already making choices about color, texture, subject, light, and story every time you step into the studio, and those choices can become powerful signals of connection for the right collectors. Looking at recent art fair sales, I found five visual styles ga
429: Artist Copyright Rules
Protecting your art can become part of your business with more clarity and confidence. You've put real time, energy, and care into creating your work, and understanding your copyright gives you another way to support what you're building. You already own the copyright to your art when you create it, but registration can give you additional options if someone uses your work without permission. I'm
428: How Much Art Do You Have To Sell To Make a Living
Your income goal needs an art business that has the capacity to support it. You're already putting time, energy, and intention into creating your art, and understanding the numbers behind that work can give you more clarity about what growth looks like for you. Your inventory, pricing, and production capacity all work together to shape what's possible, and knowing how they connect can help you mak
427: Summer Art Sales Intel
Understanding what collectors are drawn to can help you make more confident decisions about how you present and position your art. You've already put time, thought, and heart into developing your work, and paying attention to the art market doesn't mean changing your style to follow a trend. It means understanding where your work naturally connects with what collectors are seeking and recognizing
426: The Wet Paint Sale: How to Sell Art Before It's Finished!
Your art doesn't have to be finished before collectors can become part of its story. You're already putting thought, care, and intention into every stage of your creative process, and that process itself can become a meaningful way to connect with collectors. I once sold a sunflower painting when it was barely more than a background and a promise, while still keeping complete creative control over
425: What We Can Learn About Signature Style From the Odyssey
Your signature style grows stronger when you give yourself permission to be influenced while still trusting your own point of view. You don't have to create in a vacuum to make work that feels original and unmistakably yours. The artists, stories, music, films, and ideas that move you can all become part of your creative vocabulary when you filter them through your own experiences, values, and obs
424: The Girl Scout Cookie Method For Selling Art
Selling more art can become easier when you focus less on reaching everyone and more on getting your work into the right rooms. You've already put care into creating your art and finding ways to share it, and growth doesn't always require a bigger following, more inventory, or gallery representation. Sometimes the next opportunity comes through relationships that already have the trust and attenti
423: "Charge What You're Worth" Is Terrible Advice
The right price can help your art and your business grow in alignment with the artist you are becoming. You have invested time, care, and creative energy into your work, and your pricing can reflect that commitment without becoming a measure of your personal worth. Rather than asking what you are worth, you can choose a price that honors your time, supports the way you want to work, and feels stea
422: Where to Find Wealthy Art Collectors
The right room can make it easier for the right collectors to connect with your art. You have already put care into creating meaningful work, and choosing where to share it can bring greater clarity and confidence to your art business. Wealth alone does not determine whether someone is ready to buy art because the setting, mindset, and purpose of an event also shape how people respond. I'll help y
421: Why Art Lovers Don't Become Art Buyers (THE WALL ALREADY HAS ART ON IT)
Sometimes the reason a collector doesn't buy has nothing to do with how much they love your art.If you've ever left a conversation feeling certain someone was going to purchase your work, only to never hear from them again, you're not alone. I used to think those moments came down to price, confidence, or finding the perfect words. Over time, I realized there was something much more important happ
420: Commissions: Turning Inquiries Into Deposits
Your commission process should give collectors confidence, not leave your best opportunities waiting in limbo. When someone reaches out about a commission, it's easy to assume genuine interest will naturally lead to a finished piece. I've learned through years of experience that even enthusiastic collectors can get stuck when the process feels unclear or overwhelming. This episode is about creatin
419: How to Have a Successful Art Show
You already know how much care goes into creating a body of work. From the first brushstroke to the final frame, every decision reflects your vision. But a successful exhibition is about more than what hangs on the wall. It's about creating meaningful connections with the people who will appreciate your work. In this episode, I share the 90 day exhibition strategy I teach artists to help build ant
418: Art Sold in July 2026
Every artist wants to know what's working in today's market, and the good news is that collectors are still buying original art. This month, artists inside my community reported more than $110,000 in art sales, and the stories behind those numbers reveal something even more valuable than the total itself. You'll see how artists built momentum through thoughtful pricing, larger work, commissions,
417: How to Sell Art Without Feeling Salesy
Selling your art becomes so much easier when you stop trying to convince people and start creating space for genuine connection. If you've ever wished sales conversations felt more natural, you're not alone. Building confidence doesn't come from memorizing the perfect script. It comes from trusting your work, staying curious about the person in front of you, and allowing collectors to discover the
416: How to Build a Collection with a Signature Voice Without Repeating Yourself
Discovering your signature style doesn't mean limiting your creativity. It means giving your art a stronger foundation to grow. If you've ever wondered whether your work feels connected enough or worried that developing a recognizable style means painting the same subject forever, you're not alone. Every artist evolves, and your collections can evolve with you. What creates lasting connection with
415: Artist Websites That Convert
Your website should make it easier for collectors to say yes. If you've poured your heart into creating a beautiful artist website but it still doesn't reflect the business you're building, you're not alone. The time and care you've invested matter, and with a few thoughtful shifts, your website can become a place that builds trust, supports your collectors, and works alongside your art instead of
414: How They Became Full-Time Artists
Growth in your art business often begins when you focus on the right actions and trust yourself enough to keep going. If you've been putting time, energy, and heart into your art but still wondering what truly moves the needle, this conversation will give you a clearer path forward. I'm joined by artists from my Artist Incubator and Inner Circle programs who share the practical steps that helped t
413: How to Turn Press Into Art Sales
Turn visibility into momentum by creating a clear path from attention to collector trust. Getting featured in a magazine, podcast, award, or local news story is a meaningful milestone, and it reflects the dedication you've already invested in your art career. If you've ever wondered how to build on that visibility in a way that feels aligned and sustainable, you're not alone. The opportunities tha
412: How to Do the Work That Actually Sells Art
The breakthrough you're looking for may not require more effort, just a clearer focus. If you've been showing up consistently, creating, marketing, and doing everything you can think of to grow your art business, I want you to know that your hard work matters. Sometimes the next level isn't about doing more. It's about recognizing which actions create the greatest impact and having the confidence
411: How to Price Your Art for Profit
The confidence to charge more for your art starts long before you change the number on the price tag. If you've ever felt ready to grow your art business but hesitated when it came time to raise your prices, you're not alone. Building a sustainable creative career isn't just about knowing the right strategy. It's about trusting your value, standing behind your work, and allowing yourself to be se
410: How to Make Your Art Easier to Buy
A clear path to purchase builds trust, confidence, and stronger art sales. If you've ever wondered whether showing your prices online makes your art feel less exclusive, you're not alone. So many artists are trying to balance professionalism, confidence, and connection with collectors while also creating a buying experience that feels aligned with who they are. The truth is, your collectors want c
409: Why Your Art Isn't Selling (It's Not the Economy)
Your art career may not need a different economy. It may need a clearer message and a stronger connection to the people already looking for work like yours. If you've been showing up consistently, creating meaningful work, and wondering why your sales still feel inconsistent, this conversation is here to offer a different perspective rooted in clarity rather than fear. I'm sharing what's actually
408: How to Sell Your Art Working Only 10 Hours a Week
You do not need endless hours to build a meaningful and sustainable art business. If you've been feeling stretched thin trying to balance your creative work with the demands of everyday life, I want you to know that your progress is still possible. I built my own art business during a season when my time was incredibly limited, and what changed everything was learning how to focus my energy on the
407: The #1 Mistake Keeping Artists Stuck Under $10K
Your growth as an artist begins the moment you trust the true value of your work. You've already done more than you give yourself credit for, creating, showing up, and putting your art into the world takes courage and consistency. If sales have come but the financial results still feel out of reach, it doesn't mean you're off track, it simply means you're being invited into a deeper level of align
406: How to Sell Art Without Social Media
You can build a thriving art business without relying on social media. You've been showing up, putting your work out there, and doing what you've been told should work, and that effort is not wasted. It simply means you're ready for a strategy that feels more sustainable and aligned with how you actually want to live and create. When your focus shifts toward deeper connection, thoughtful pricing,
405: How Collectors Decide Your Art Is "Worth It" In 30 Seconds
The first few seconds someone sees your art can quietly shape everything that follows. You've put time, care, and intention into your work, and that effort matters more than you may realize. When your art isn't being received the way you expected, it doesn't mean something is missing from your talent or your vision. Often, it's about how your work is being experienced in those initial moments and
404: 5 Content Types Artists Need to Attract Collectors
The way you speak about your art can open doors just as much as the work itself. You've likely been showing up, creating consistently, and putting your work out into the world with intention and that matters more than you think. There's nothing missing in your effort or your dedication. Sometimes, it's simply a matter of bringing your voice into closer alignment with the value already present in y
403: What Art Collectors Are Buying Right Now (and Why)
Collectors are still buying art, and when you understand how they're choosing, everything starts to feel clearer and more aligned. If you've been showing up, creating consistently, and wondering why things feel slower or uncertain, I want you to know your effort isn't wasted and your work still has a place in the market. What I'm seeing right now is not a lack of buyers, but a shift in how people
402: Artists: The Real Reason Art Collectors Aren't Buying Your Art
Your art may be ready for collectors before you feel ready to ask for the sale. You've already done the brave part by creating your work and sharing it with the world. Many artists assume that if sales are slow, the answer must be another marketing tactic or a new platform to master. Yet what I often see is something deeper. The challenge is not exposure or talent but how comfortable we feel askin
401: How to Get Collectors Without Relying On Galleries
The path to finding collectors may look different today, but the opportunity for artists is greater than ever. You've been showing up for your art. You've been creating, sharing, and searching for the right way to connect your work with the people who will truly value it. What many artists don't realize is that collectors haven't disappeared at all. The art world has simply shifted how trust is bu
400: Artists: Pay Attention to These 3 Pinterest Trends
The rooms collectors are dreaming about today can quietly shape the value of the art they choose tomorrow. You've already put the time, heart, and creative energy into developing your work. The next step isn't changing your style. It's understanding the environments your collectors are imagining for their homes. When you begin to see your art through the lens of the spaces it might live in, someth
399: ARTISTS: What Benjamin Moore's Color of the Year Means for You
Growth doesn't come from chasing trends — it comes from understanding the room your art is stepping into.🖼️ If you've ever felt a flicker of pressure when a "Color of the Year" is announced, you're not alone. You care about your work, you care about staying relevant, and you want to make thoughtful decisions that support your growth. That instinct tells me you're serious about your art business. W
398: How to Find Luxury Art Collectors (the Charity Circuit Strategy)
The right room can change everything for your art business.✨ If you've ever felt that quiet pressure to donate your work to a charity event and hoped it might lead somewhere meaningful, I want you to know your generosity is not the problem. Your instinct to contribute is beautiful, and it deserves a strategy that honors both your heart and your brand. Over the years, I began to recognize a powerfu
397: The 5 Worst Artist Branding Mistakes
Clarity in your branding can quietly change everything about how collectors experience your art. You are already doing the hard part by creating meaningful work and showing up for it, and that effort matters more than you think. Sometimes when collectors hesitate, it is not about talent or worth but about the signals surrounding the art. Branding is simply how you help someone understand that your
396: Artists: The Only 4 Types of Content You Need to Attract Art Collectors (Not Other Artists)
Selling more art starts with speaking directly to art collectors — not just creating content that other artists admire. 🎨 If you want to sell art consistently, grow your art business, and feel confident in your art marketing, this is the clarity shift that changes everything. Many talented artists show up regularly online yet still struggle with steady art sales because their message buil
395: SEO for Artists
🖼️ If Google can't understand what your art is, collectors can't find you and most artists never realize this is the real issue. SEO doesn't have to feel technical or tied to the social media hamster wheel. In this episode, Miriam breaks down SEO for artists in a way that actually makes sense even if you hate tech and avoid posting every day. This conversation goes beyond quick tips and digs into
394: How to Price Art Like a Professional Artist
🖼️ Pricing your art shouldn't feel like standing on the edge of a cliff but for most artists, it does. Keeping everything cheap doesn't make you generous. It actually makes your work harder to value and harder to sell. In this episode, Miriam gets real about why collectors push back on prices and why that resistance is often a sign you're finally stepping into the right level. This conversation g
393: AI Copyright Wars and What It Means for Creatives
🖼️ AI isn't a future problem anymore. It's already reshaping how artists and writers protect their work, get paid, and prove what's actually theirs. What started as online debate has officially moved into courtrooms, contracts, and policy changes that directly affect working creatives. In this episode, Miriam unpacks what's really happening beneath the headlines and why understanding AI now is a b
392: The Future of Art Collecting (3 Major Interior Design Trends Impacting the Art World)
🖼️ If you want to sell art in 2026, you have to understand what collectors are craving beneath the surface—and home décor trends are quietly revealing everything. Design trends aren't just about style—they're reflections of emotional needs, cultural shifts, and buyer psychology. In this episode, Miriam breaks down how changes in home décor signal what collectors are longing for right now, and why
391: Will AI replace Artists? (the Future of Creativity)
⏳ Speed is out. Soul is in. Slow-made art is becoming the new status symbol—and artists are finally taking back control. We've been told to post more, dance for the algorithm, and chase visibility at all costs. But in 2026, the most resonant art isn't the fastest or loudest, it's the most human. In this solo episode, I'm unpacking what's changing for artists right now and why this new era favors t
390: Art Basel Miami Report: What's Selling (and What's Not)
🎨 Art Basel Miami makes headlines—but the real story isn't the price tags. It's the signals shaping collector behavior everywhere else. Six- and seven-figure sales grab attention, but what happens at the top of the art market quietly influences how collectors buy at every level. In this episode, Miriam breaks down what actually sold, what struggled, and what the signals from Miami Art Week mean f
389: How Galleries Choose Artists
🖼️ That portfolio email gets a lot less scary once you know what galleries are actually evaluating behind the scenes. Before a gallerist ever books a studio visit, they're quietly assessing a very specific set of criteria—and personal taste is last on the list. In this episode, Miriam pulls back the curtain on the five factors that matter most for gallery representation, including sales history,
388: Pantone Color of the Year 2026
☁️ Pantone's Color of the Year may look like a near-white—but it's carrying a powerful signal about what buyers are craving right now. At first glance, Cloud Dancer feels subtle, even quiet. But beneath the surface, this barely-there hue reveals a profound cultural shift toward calm, clarity, and renewal. In this episode, Miriam unpacks why Pantone chose Cloud Dancer, what it tells us about colle
387: Art Market Predictions for 2026
📈 The art market isn't collapsing—it's evolving. And 2026 will reward artists who understand how collectors really think. The rules are changing, but not in the way fear-driven headlines would have you believe. In this episode, Miriam breaks down what's actually shifting in the art market—from collector psychology and gallery expectations to pricing norms and visibility. This isn't about panic or
386: Business Tips for Artists: 7 Biggest Online Marketing Trends for Creatives in 2026
🚀 The online art world is evolving fast—are you ready to lead the next wave of change? The rules of selling art online are being rewritten, and Miriam is pulling back the curtain on the seven trends shaping 2026. From AI-personalized storefronts to the comeback of long-form content and email's return as the most reliable sales channel, you'll learn what's shifting beneath your feet and how to stay
🎨 Free Goal-Setting Workshop When You Buy Artpreneur This December!
🎨 Free Goal-Setting Workshop When You Buy Artpreneur This December! Ready to make 2026 your most focused, profitable, and creatively aligned year yet? In this short announcement, Miriam shares how you can get access to her Goal Setting Workshop (normally $97) absolutely free when you purchase a paperback copy of Artpreneur during December 2025. Inside the workshop, you'll learn: • How to set cr
385: 2026 Interior Design Trends For Artists | What Art Collectors Want
🖼️ Your art doesn't live in a vacuum—it lives in spaces, stories, and the emotions of your collectors. As interior design evolves, so does the psychology behind why people buy art. In this solo episode, Miriam gives an insider's look at the eight biggest décor trends shaping 2026 and how to align your art with them without selling your soul. From rich, moody color palettes to art-as-sanctuary spac
384: Torah Secrets: Genesis, Faith and Creativity, and God Through Ancient Jewish Wisdom ft. Adina Allen
🌒 What if the chaos, darkness, and doubt in your life weren't obstacles to creativity—but the very source of it? If you've ever believed that creativity is reserved for the chosen few, this episode will change everything. Rabbi Adina Allen, co-founder of the Jewish Studio Project, joins Miriam for a deeply soulful exploration of art as a spiritual act. Together, they uncover how ancient Jewish tex
383: Psychic Predictions For Creatives ft. Patty Lennon
🌕 Feeling the weight of the world lately? You're not alone—and it might actually be the best thing that's ever happened to your creative evolution. In this powerful conversation, Miriam sits down with intuitive coach and spiritual teacher Patty Lennon to unpack what she calls the "trust recession"—a global shift affecting how we buy, create, and connect. Together, they explore the Ascension, why 2
382 What's Working Now to Sell Your Art ft. #1 LinkedIn Expert Scott Aaron
💼 If Instagram feels like a dead end, it's time to explore the platform where serious collectors are already hanging out—LinkedIn. LinkedIn isn't just for corporate résumés anymore, it's where high-end collectors, CEOs, and professionals with disposable income are connecting. In this episode, Miriam sits down with LinkedIn expert Scott Aaron to uncover how artists are turning this overlooked platf
381: 5 Instagram Predictions for 2026 You Must Know ft. Elise Darma
📱 Feel like Instagram's changing faster than you can post? You're not imagining it—this episode is your lifeline. Social media expert Elise Darma is back to share what's actually working on Instagram right now, what's fading out, and what artists should double down on heading into 2026. From ditching those blink-and-you-miss-it reels to embracing your authentic behind-the-scenes storytelling, Eli
380: 2026 Color Trend Predictions From Top Paint Companies
🎨 Speak the Language of Color: 2026's Hottest Palettes & What They Mean for Your Art Every fall, the world's biggest paint brands reveal their Color of the Year but these aren't just decorating trends. They're emotional roadmaps for what buyers crave and collect. In this episode, Miriam breaks down 2026's trending colors from biophilic greens and warm khakis to heritage reds and timeless blues. An
379: Artist Chutzpah ft Kimberly Chan
💫 From Hesitant Beginner to Confident Artist: Kimberly Chan's Artpreneur Journey When Kimberly Chan first joined the Artpreneur community, she wasn't sure where to start, just that she was ready to grow. One year later, she's sold 50+ original pieces, built an email list from zero, and found the confidence to pitch her story (even to Miriam!). In this inspiring conversation, Kimberly shares how bo
Craft The Story That Sells Your Art
Craft THE STORY THAT SELLS YOUR ARTA picture tells a thousand words… but which ones? Walk away with a magnetic messaging vault [schulmanart.com/VAULT] specific to you and your art that you can use for: 💌 Authentic Email Marketing that your collectors will want to read (because they're compelling -not salesy or annoying) 🔄 Spark Repeat Sales and deeper relationships with new collectors and your
378: The Ultimate Guide to Selling More Art in the Holiday Season – Step-by-Step Marketing Moves for Your Biggest Q4 Yet
🎄 How to Make This Holiday Season Your Most Profitable Yet (Without Discounts or Stress) The holidays can make or break your art business but they don't have to feel frantic. In this episode, Miriam shares her proven roadmap for a calm, profitable Q4 that attracts serious collectors and consistent sales without last-minute discounts or burnout. If you've ever felt behind when November hits, this i
377: From Starving Artist to Wealthy: Break Free from the Underearning Trap ft. Barbara Huson
💰 What if your financial struggle was the very path to your wealth? In this inspiring conversation, Barbara Huson reveals how decades of under-earning led her to become a financial therapist and best-selling author. Discover the mindset shifts and sacred strategies that help artists and women rewrite their money stories with confidence and purpose. 💡 You'll Learn: Why under-earning is about more
376: Social Media Predictions Every Creative Entrepreneur Should be Watching
🚀 Social media isn't just changing, it's evolving into an AI-powered universe that predicts what your audience wants before they do. In this episode, Miriam reveals the major social shifts shaping 2026 so you can stay visible, profitable, and aligned with your creative energy. From YouTube's dominance to LinkedIn's unexpected growth and Facebook's surprising resilience, you'll learn exactly where
375: 10 Spiritual Practices to Spark Creativity and Inspiration ft. Sherri Mandell
✨ What if your creative practice could become a form of spiritual devotion? In this soulful episode, award-winning writer Sherri Mandell joins Miriam to explore how Kabbalistic wisdom illuminates the creative process. Together, they unpack the tension between wild inspiration and disciplined artistry and reveal mystical yet practical tools to help you co-create with something bigger than yourself
374: 5 Ways Illustrators Sabotage Their Success ft. Vanessa Stoilova
🎨 5 Mistakes Illustrators Make (and How to Build a Career That Lasts) Vanessa Stoilova's story is one every illustrator needs to hear. From mobile games to children's books and surface design, she's built a thriving creative business by learning what works—and what doesn't. In this episode, Vanessa reveals the five biggest mistakes artists make when trying to get hired and how to replace them with
373: Fear of Irrelevance
🌙 Overcoming the Fear of Irrelevance as an Artist That quiet voice that says you're falling behind or no one's noticing anymore—I know it well. In this intimate episode, Miriam opens up about her own experiences with the fear of irrelevance and shares stories from artists who either hustle harder or disappear when doubt creeps in. Together, you'll uncover where this fear really comes from and how
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372: How These Artists Transformed their Art Business [May 2025 Artist Insights Panel]
🔥 Real artists. Real stories. Real growth—proof that transformation is possible at every stage of your creative journey. In this inspiring episode, Miriam shares powerful conversations with artists who turned self-doubt into momentum and learned to treat their art like a business. You'll discover how community, consistency, and courage helped them create opportunities they once thought were out of
371: Taming Artist Overwhelm
😩 Feeling pulled in a thousand directions with your art business? You're not alone and the fix is simpler than you think. In this solo episode, Miriam breaks down how to escape creative overwhelm and focus on what truly moves the needle. From pricing your art with confidence to ditching "fake work" that keeps you spinning your wheels, you'll learn how to redirect your energy toward the art busines
370: Stop Ghosting Your Goals ft. Anna Holtzman
🧠 Ever start a creative project full of excitement—only to abandon it after one small setback? You're not alone. In this powerful episode, Anna Holtzman, a mind-body coach and writer, shares how her nervous system used to sabotage her creative dreams and how healing from chronic migraines taught her to stay consistent, calm, and confident. You'll learn how understanding your body's stress response
369: Reaching New Peaks in Art Sales ft. Sangeetha Gopalakrishnan
🚀 What happens when you trade your comfort zone for your canvas? After leaving a 19-year engineering career, Sangeetha took a leap of faith into her art business and grew her annual sales from $2,500 to over $13,000 in just months. In this inspiring conversation, she and Miriam break down the exact mindset shifts, fearless strategies, and consistent actions that fueled her rapid growth, from paint
368: Finding Creative Clarity After Heartbreak ft. Sarah Dudley
A Canadian-born artist in Berlin, Sarah shares how leaving a 16-year partnership and a beloved printmaking studio cracked her open to a truer, braver voice in paint. I walk her through the inner-work prompts and altar practices we use in my Inner Circle so you can hear how she turned grief into clarity and ritual into momentum. We also talk about the surprising way AI became a gentle mirror that h
367: Art Sales Timing (Too Little, Too Late)
💘 What if selling art has more in common with dating than you think? Ever wonder why you're not closing more sales even when collectors seem interested? It might not be your art—it might be your timing. In this eye-opening episode, Miriam shares real-life stories (including one about her daughter's almost-romance!) to reveal how art sales follow the same emotional patterns as dating. You'll learn
366: From Art Shows to Art Sales: How Bo Sapphire Built a Thriving Artist Business
💙 What started with a single sale at a local framing shop turned into a six-figure art business. When Bo Sapphire's artwork began catching attention in her hometown, she never imagined it would lead to $100K in annual sales. From selling prints at flea markets to mastering art fairs and email marketing, Bo has learned how to adapt, listen, and build real relationships with collectors. In this epi
365: Artist Tantrums
🔥 Ever want to burn your whole art business to the ground? You're not the only one. We've all been there — a show with no sales, collectors ghosting, or the weight of feeling like nothing's working. But before you give up, let's look at what's really going on. In this episode, Miriam shares true stories and coaching insights to help you understand the emotional crash points every artist faces. You
364: How This Artist Found Collectors, Confidence, and Clarity without Selling Out ft. Chris Holt
🎨 What if the secret to confidence wasn't doing more, but simplifying your path as an artist? When Chris Holt first joined Miriam's coaching program, he wasn't even sure he could call himself an artist. Now he's booking gallery shows, attracting collectors, and speaking about his work with clarity and conviction. In this inspiring episode, Chris shares how he built momentum by letting go of overco
363: The Art of Dressing ft Tziporah Salamon
👗 What if getting dressed could become your most powerful act of art and self-expression? When Miriam met Tziporah Salamon at a Jewish arts event, it felt like reuniting with a long-lost sister. What followed was a luminous conversation about style, identity, and how personal history becomes creative expression. From her Hungarian roots to her journey through fashion's most iconic institutions, Tz
362: How This Artist Quit Her Day Job ft. Megan Maberry
✨ From glittering headdresses to fearless decisions, Megan Maberry's story will make you believe in bold moves and big dreams. When Megan first joined the Artist Incubator, she was balancing her art around a full-time teaching job. Now, she's left the classroom to chase her creative career full time—and her success proves what's possible when passion meets persistence. In this uplifting conversati
361: An Artist Who Built His Email List Using Partiful ft. Daniel Trelenberg
💌 What if growing your email list felt natural, personal, and even fun? In this inspiring episode, Miriam sits down with full-time artist and Inner Circle client Daniel Trelenberg, who has turned community events into powerful list-building opportunities. Daniel shares how he's transformed casual art gatherings into meaningful connections—and how simple follow-up strategies have helped him turn in
360: Mirror Mirror On the Wall I Am My Message After All
🖋️ Ever feel like your message doesn't match the magic of your art? You're not alone—and it's time to change that. From digital artists to abstract painters, so many creatives unknowingly hide behind vague bios, outdated websites, or generic language that dulls their true voice. In this episode, Miriam breaks down the four levels of messaging awareness, revealing how to uncover the words that reso
359: Messaging that Sells Art ft Paula Christen
🎨 What if finding the right words for your art could completely change your sales and confidence? In this inspiring episode, Miriam sits down with watercolor artist Paula Christen, who transformed how she talks about her art—and in doing so, transformed how she connects with collectors. Paula shares the small but powerful communication shifts that helped her attract more students, sell more art,
358: The F Word Every Artist Needs to Know ft. Rich Brooks
🎯 Struggling to explain what makes your art stand out? You're not alone—and there's an easier way to find your voice. In this insightful episode, Miriam sits down with marketing strategist Rich Brooks, who shares a simple yet powerful framework to help you define and communicate what sets your creative work apart—without feeling salesy or inauthentic. You'll learn how to position your art so peopl
357: The Artist's Guide to Growing on Patreon ft. Aramis Hamer
💖 Thinking about growing on Patreon but not sure if you're ready? This episode will give you the clarity—and the courage—to begin. In this heart-centered conversation, Miriam sits down with artist and content creator Aramis Hamer to talk about what makes Patreon such a powerful platform for creative freedom. Aramis opens up about the moment she decided to take her Patreon seriously, how she grew h
356: The Artpreneur Daily Altar ft. Jennifer Urezzio
🌅 What if one simple daily ritual could ignite your creativity and bring clarity to your art business? In this inspiring episode, Miriam introduces the Artpreneur Daily Altar — her custom GPT designed to help artists reflect, plan, and activate their creative flow every single day. You'll hear how this tool came to life, how it's reshaping Miriam's own art business, and why her friend Jennifer Ur
355: The Sacred Pivot- More Sorcery, Less Strategy
🔮 What if building your art business could feel like magic again? This isn't just a shift in strategy—it's a sacred pivot toward intuition, spirit, and creative sovereignty. In this deeply personal episode, Miriam invites you to explore "sorcery over strategy"—an approach that blends structure with soul, metrics with magic. If you've been feeling burned out by the grind, this conversation will he
354: 7-Figure Jewelry Artist ft. Charis Jones
💎 What does it really take to build a 7-figure product-based brand without burning out or selling out? In this powerhouse episode, Miriam sits down with Charis Jones, founder and CEO of Sassy Jones, one of the fastest-growing brands in the country. From humble beginnings hosting jewelry parties in her kitchen to scaling a multimillion-dollar empire, Charis shares the mindset shifts, marketing tac
353: Art Marketing Do's and Don'ts
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