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being a mother artist, like most passions and paths, is not for the faint of heart. it requires time, commitment, focus, humility, change, invention and reinvention, and help from others. our CANDYclub has been discussing workflow and systems in our studio and homes. we’re hoping to find new solutions to add and strategies that will help us refine our flow. one of our club members who i love and admire admitted that she’s intimidated with the idea of being both an artist and mother. what an honest and familiar thought. i think very few of us feel like we are balancing both beautifully...but i do believe we know deep in our hearts that it’s worth the work to enjoy this parallel journey mothering and creating.

It's hard to know where to start with this episode lol. Lisa was so willing to share so much of her artist journe and what it's been like for her to dive headfirst into the world of a professional artist. She shares everything from:

• her beginnings as an artist
• traveling around the world in search of her path as an artist
• having small children and allowing others to come in and help
• organizing her time and talents to be most efficient
• support from her spouse and family
• feeling trapped as a young mom
• love of horses and sacrificing hers (Apollo) to follow another dream
• sacrificing for a greater reward
• the "nectar" of productivity
• an organization mindset and its importance
• realizing your personal mission in life
• clearing your mind so that you have space and time to create
• blocking in time and making routines
• identifying the pain points in your biz
• discovering what you can outsource

...and so much more!

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what's it like to be on a tv segment? what does it look like behind the scenes? katrina's daughter discusses her experience as a first time visitor to Studio 5 in downtown slc and how it empowered her to pursue her dreams as a future creative entrepreneur.

i had the best time taking the dancer to studio 5 and seeing the experience through her eyes. when's the last time you've had a "pulling the curtain back" moment? what's something you've seen through fresh eyes?