Cowgirl Artists of America

In this episode of Cowgirl Artist of America's podcast, we interview Meagan Beltekoglu owner of new leaf digital to discuss, staying organized and keeping your priorities aligned with your mission, vision, and values. Cowgirl Artists of America Cowgirl Artists of AmericaInstagram

Today we talk about stress and burnout and their effects with a life coach, Jennifer Schwytzer. Jennifer obtained a Masters Degree in Social Work in 2007 and is licensed to practice in the state of NY, currently working part-time as a mental health therapist. In 2020, a medical crisis allowed her the opportunity to dive into personal development which led to a shift in her career. She graduated fr...

Being an artist can really put a strain on the body, resulting in soreness, tension, headaches, and more. In the episode of the Cowgirl Artists of America’s podcast, we talk with yoga instructor, Amanda Jenkins. Amanda’s history as a hairdresser and instructor gives her experiential knowledge of what working with the hands can do to the body, how to release that tension, and build strength. We tal...

In this episode of Cowgirl Artist of America's podcast we interview artist, Shari Hulse. Shari discusses her early career, painting signs and billboards, and her switch to fine art later in life. Cowgirl Artists of America Shari Hulse

In today's episode we talk with Texas based artist, Debbie Carroll about perfectionism and her development as an artist. Debbie Carroll: https://www.debbiecarrollfineart.com/ Become a Member of CGA Mentioned in the episode: Natalie Featherstone Laguna Gloria @ Austin

In this episode Coila Evans (an advisory board member) interviews our founder, Megan Wimberley. We discuss Megan's background, representation of women and our upcoming, limited time, Founding Member enrollment. Learn more at: https://www.cowgirlartistsofamerica.org/faq.html and https://www.cowgirlartistsofamerica.org/become-a-member.html Find Coila at https://www.coilaevans.com Find Megan at https...

Cowgirl Artists of America is opening for official membership for the first time May 1st -15th. Members who join at this time will become "Founding Members," which comes with bonus perks and benefits. In this episode we discuss some important updates and answer a few common questions.

In todays episode of Cowgirl Artists of America we talk to Artist, Coila Evans about developing her artistic and instagram Aesthetic. This episode is full of wisdom and encouragement, and authentic conversation about being a working artist. Check out Coila's work and connect with her on instagram . Make sure you don't miss open enrollment for CAA by signing up for our newsletter and following us o...

Being an art business owner requires you to wear many hats, and to-do lists can feel unmanageable. In this episode of Cowgirl Artists of America podcast we talk about time management strategies that include self-care.

In this episode we talk to Haley Cox, registered dietician and co-founder of Beloved Coaching and Nutrition about nourishing your body when you've got a busy schedule. Haley talks about the importance of staying nourished and gives some tips and tricks for dinners and snacks for busy art business owners. Instagram: @beloved.recovery Facebook: Beloved CN Website: www.belovedcn.com Follow Cowgirl Ar...

In this episode of Cowgirl Artists of America's podcast we discuss purpose and focus for artists. We break down the notion that purpose is something to be "found" and talk about healthy approaches to developing a purpose. We also discuss how to determine focus in your work, how to maintain focus, and what to do when you find yourself off course.

Can you imagine running your art business from home all while homeschooling four kids and taking care of a ranch? That's exactly what western artist, Kinsey Artfitch does. In this episode Kinsey and I talk about the need and struggle to maintain a work life balance and not lose track of what is important in life. We discuss making schedules that work for you and finding you rhythm. Kinsey was the...

Running your business without a plan is like getting into a car and driving with no idea where you are going. You might get lucky and end up somewhere cool, but most likely the best case scenario is to end up somewhere mediocre, eating fast food, and crossing your fingers that you don't run out of gas on the way to the next town. You need a plan!⁠ Artists and creatives can really struggle with the...