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The sparkling creative Podcast is the place where Kerstin Pressler shows visual creatives how to take control of their creative and financial future.Kerstin's goal is to empower as many visual creatives as possible, to finally live the sparkling creative life they've always…

Podcast · By Kerstin Pressler · English · Official site

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Jul 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Why Every Artist Needs a Clear Vision (opens the original)

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    Every thriving art business begins with a clear vision. But how do you know whether the dream you're chasing is actually yours? In this episode, we're exploring why creating an aligned vision is the foundation of an abundant creative life, how to reconnect with your own inner compass, and a few unexpected ways to uncover what you truly want to build. If you've been feeling pulled in different directions or wondering what your next chapter could look like, this episode will help you reconnect wit

  2. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    the Scaling Creator (opens the original)

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    What happens when your art business is thriving... but your income is still tied to everything you create? In this episode, we're exploring the Scaling Creator stage—the point where your business is working, but your vision has grown beyond simply creating and selling your next piece. We'll talk about the shift from building a business to building an ecosystem, why scaling is as much an identity shift as a business strategy, and how to create a business that supports more impact, more freedom, a

  3. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    the Seasoned Creator (opens the original)

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    What happens when your art business finally works... but you're more exhausted than fulfilled? In this episode, we're exploring the Seasoned Creator stage—the point where you've built a successful creative business, but the very thing you dreamed of begins pulling you away from the studio. We'll talk about why growth starts to feel heavy, the identity shift from artist to leader, and why systems, support, and letting go become just as important as creativity itself. If you've ever found yourself

  4. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    the Starving Artist (opens the original)

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    The starving artist isn't just someone who struggles financially. It's a stage many artists move through—where your creative voice is finally coming alive, but building a business still feels confusing, frustrating, or completely out of alignment. In this episode, we're unpacking the starving artist myth, why traditional business advice often falls flat for creatives, and what actually needs to shift to move from hoping your art career works… to deciding you're going to make it work. If you've e

  5. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    the Aspiring Artist (opens the original)

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    Building an art business doesn't start with marketing. It starts with finding your artistic voice. In this episode, we're exploring the Aspiring Artist stage—the season where your focus isn't on selling your work, but on discovering what you truly want to create, what your art stands for, and the kind of creative life you're dreaming of. We'll talk about why rushing into business too soon can hold you back, how sharing your work helps you find your voice, and why making the "wrong" art is often

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