Ardith Goodwin's guest appearances

Ardith Goodwin

The Left Brain Artist

The Jeanne Oliver Podcast

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Welcome back to Unfold with Kellee Wynne and boy, do we have an episode for you today!  Kellee sits down with Ardith Goodwin and sparks are flying, the energy is so good.  Ardith is a seasoned artist with over 18 years of experience and gave us the low down of how she found her voice and honestly you’re going to want to take notes and maybe even listen back a couple of times.   Ardith and Kellee get vulnerable and open up and share things with authenticity we don’t usually see.Ardith talks about;Her journey to finding her voice and how she found her way to fracturing and her deep love for angles and layers and their indisputable meaning.  It took deep work, a lot of research, time and effort before she hit her aha moment but it also gave her clarity which has guided her ever since.What it takes in order to have a successful art business.  Not only do you need to have the technique (which comes with significant practice and effort) but you need to know your absolute why, which often comes from a deep place.   Then comes the foundation of business and knowing how to sell.  Knowing how to sell with confidence is the deal-breaker. But don’t forget your art.  It’s nothing if not a complex balancing game.  These are discussed in such depth, that you feel you’re on the call with Kellee and Ardith and you’re there nodding along.It’s all gold but when you listen and take it all in, the last important thing may be that if you are starting out as an artist, either as an artist trying to make it to the next level or a hobbyist ready to turn it into a full-time role, get support and guidance from those who have walked the path.  Both Aridth and Kellee have programs and one may be right for you, but whatever you do, don’t do it alone.  Get guidance and community so that you can get to where you’re going quicker.  The links mentioned in this episode are; Push Past Ordinary Society with Ardith GoodwinIf you haven’t downloaded it yet the free guide of 100 Ways to Make Money as an Artist Without Selling Your Art is available on www.Kelleewynnestudios.com/100. Once you’ve gotten through the download, come tell us what you have on your own list and how the episode inspired you to think outside of the box.  If you’re excited about building a successful business around your passion, be sure to hit subscribe and be inspired every week.  For more information about what Kellee is doing, visit her website on www.kelleewynnestudios.com and you can only follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/kelleewynnestudios

Welcome back to Unfold with Kellee Wynne and boy, do we have an episode for you today!  Kellee sits down with Ardith Goodwin and sparks are flying, the energy is so good.   Ardith is a seasoned artist with over 18 years of experience and gave us the low down of how she found her voice and honestly you’re going to want to take notes and maybe even listen back a couple of times.   Ardith and Kellee get vulnerable and open up and share things with authenticity we don’t usually see. Ardith talks about; <ul><li>Her journey to finding her voice and how she found her way to fracturing and her deep love for angles and layers and their indisputable meaning.  It took deep work, a lot of research, time and effort before she hit her aha moment but it also gave her clarity which has guided her ever since.</li></ul> <ul><li>What it takes in order to have a successful art business.  Not only do you need to have the technique (which comes with significant practice and effort) but you need to know your absolute why, which often comes from a deep place.   Then comes the foundation of business and knowing how to sell.  Knowing how to sell with confidence is the deal-breaker. But don’t forget your art.  It’s nothing if not a complex balancing game.  </li></ul> These are discussed in such depth, that you feel you’re on the call with Kellee and Ardith and you’re there nodding along. It’s all gold but when you listen and take it all in, the last important thing may be that if you are starting out as an artist, either as an artist trying to make it to the next level or a hobbyist ready to turn it into a full-time role, get support and guidance from those who have walked the path.  Both Aridth and Kellee have programs and one may be right for you, but whatever you do, don’t do it alone.  Get guidance and community so that you can get to where you’re going quicker.  The links mentioned in this episode are; <a href="https://www.ardithgoodwin.com/push-past-ordinary-society" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Push Past Ordinary Society with Ardith Goodwin</a> If you haven’t downloaded it yet the free guide of 100 Ways to Make Money as an Artist Without Selling Your Art is available on <a href="http://www.kelleewynnestudios.com/100" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Kelleewynnestudios.com/100</a>. Once you’ve gotten through the download, come tell us what you have on your own list and how the episode inspired you to think outside of the box.  If you’re excited about building a successful business around your passion, be sure to hit subscribe and be inspired every week.  For more information about what Kellee is doing, visit her website on <a href="http://www.kelleewynnestudios.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kelleewynnestudios.com</a> and you can only follow her on Instagram at <a href="http://www.instagram.com/kelleewynnestudios" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/kelleewynnestudios</a>

Push Past Ordinary with Ardith Goodwin (#005)

Ardith speaks about how she painted her way out of a life of chronic pain, depression, disability and discomfort. She is now a successful painter, and teacher living an "extraordinary" and joyful life.

Ardith speaks about how she painted her way out of a life of chronic pain, depression, disability and discomfort. She is now a successful painter, and teacher living an "extraordinary" and joyful life.

Interview with Ardith Goodwin how painting healed her Chronic pain: 

Podcast 030 | In the Studio with Ardith Goodwin1:38     “It’s a full time job that is totally a creative-entrepreneur business and I absolutely love it because it is multi-faceted.” 2:30     “In year 9 in my teaching career I was at the top of my profession and my body just kinda gave out.  I had to go on full disability, I had to retire from teaching, and I didn’t know what I was going to do.  So for my sanity, I went to the library to check out a lot of books on water color…” 3:12     “It really was one of those things where you’re on a path in your life in one direction, and I believe God opened a door and I walked through it…” 4:54    “I totally grasped the idea and understanding that the creative part of the business was the foundation of the entire business…” 8:12     “I’m one of those teachers that can teach you the steps and the process, meaning how to paint a certain way.  But I’d rather teach you how to use our creative mindsets and our creative spirt to move through the world whatever we are facing with creative lenses to help us and equip us to be able to do that a little bit more effectively and in a positive way.” 11:22   “I’ve always been the type of human that was very Pollyannaish, I was super optimistic and that was one of my super powers.  And then this year kinda waylaid me…but I knew I would need to paint my way through this.” 15:11   “In my classes, we really embrace a sense of community…choosing to uplift one another.” 19:57   “Artists have to adapt, we have to change and troubleshoot things because life is not always gonna move at the speed or pace we think it should.” 21:42   “I didn’t have a class or a mentor to teach me how to find a style, so I started studying artists online that had a distinct style to find what gave them their style.” 25:01   “So now, regardless of subject matter, no matter what I paint, I can tap in with my technical framework married to my personal framework and that gives me the ability to understand how to construct a painting distinctly.” 26:08   “As creative and wild as my brain works, I’ve got to have a list and a plan for the day, so that the business side of me can do well, otherwise I’m all over the place.” 29:36  “Creatively, once you really find a set of creative thinking strategies that really work well for you, and they change how you move through the world, they give you and equip you with the ability to process the five senses in a way that if one isn’t working well right now, you can tap into one of the other senses.” 33:14  “An average day would be about 60% creativity and 40% business, and that flips depending on the needs I am facing.” 35:24  “I really am passionate about helping other artists tap into their own creative DNA, so that they can learn how to move through their own world creatively and do it well…” 36:41  “We absolutely need in this world small creative circles of like minds that we can collaborate with…” My paintings and writings are my way of taking that courageous spirit, mixing it in with an insane love of color, experience, and story, and creating works of art that inspire others to see the world as intrinsically beautiful no matter their place or station in life. My hope is that through my marks and my practice, my work will resonate with the viewer so that they sense a connection with the way of life in the south, its geographical influence, and the myriad of colors and marks that make being a southern artist magical.https://www.ardithgoodwin.com/ Jeanne OliverCreatively Made BusinessGet on the waitlist for the next online session! Ten Tips To Take Back The PeaceA free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE. Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com. You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.

Podcast 030 | In the Studio with Ardith Goodwin1:38     “It’s a full time job that is totally a creative-entrepreneur business and I absolutely love it because it is multi-faceted.” 2:30     “In year 9 in my teaching career I was at the top of my profession and my body just kinda gave out.  I had to go on full disability, I had to retire from teaching, and I didn’t know what I was going to do.  So for my sanity, I went to the library to check out a lot of books on water color…” 3:12     “It really was one of those things where you’re on a path in your life in one direction, and I believe God opened a door and I walked through it…” 4:54    “I totally grasped the idea and understanding that the creative part of the business was the foundation of the entire business…” 8:12     “I’m one of those teachers that can teach you the steps and the process, meaning how to paint a certain way.  But I’d rather teach you how to use our creative mindsets and our creative spirt to move through the world whatever we are facing with creative lenses to help us and equip us to be able to do that a little bit more effectively and in a positive way.” 11:22   “I’ve always been the type of human that was very Pollyannaish, I was super optimistic and that was one of my super powers.  And then this year kinda waylaid me…but I knew I would need to paint my way through this.” 15:11   “In my classes, we really embrace a sense of community…choosing to uplift one another.” 19:57   “Artists have to adapt, we have to change and troubleshoot things because life is not always gonna move at the speed or pace we think it should.” 21:42   “I didn’t have a class or a mentor to teach me how to find a style, so I started studying artists online that had a distinct style to find what gave them their style.” 25:01   “So now, regardless of subject matter, no matter what I paint, I can tap in with my technical framework married to my personal framework and that gives me the ability to understand how to construct a painting distinctly.” 26:08   “As creative and wild as my brain works, I’ve got to have a list and a plan for the day, so that the business side of me can do well, otherwise I’m all over the place.” 29:36  “Creatively, once you really find a set of creative thinking strategies that really work well for you, and they change how you move through the world, they give you and equip you with the ability to process the five senses in a way that if one isn’t working well right now, you can tap into one of the other senses.” 33:14  “An average day would be about 60% creativity and 40% business, and that flips depending on the needs I am facing.” 35:24  “I really am passionate about helping other artists tap into their own creative DNA, so that they can learn how to move through their own world creatively and do it well…” 36:41  “We absolutely need in this world small creative circles of like minds that we can collaborate with…” My paintings and writings are my way of taking that courageous spirit, mixing it in with an insane love of color, experience, and story, and creating works of art that inspire others to see the world as intrinsically beautiful no matter their place or station in life. My hope is that through my marks and my practice, my work will resonate with the viewer so that they sense a connection with the way of life in the south, its geographical influence, and the myriad of colors and marks that make being a southern artist magical.<a href="https://www.ardithgoodwin.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ardithgoodwin.com/</a> Jeanne Oliver<a href="https://jeanneoliver.com/creatively-made-business/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Creatively Made Business</a>Get on the waitlist for the next online session! <a href="https://jeanneoliver.com/tentips/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ten Tips To Take Back The Peace</a>A free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.Get your free resource Ten Tips <a href="https://jeanneoliver.com/tentips/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>. Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at <a href="https://jeanneoliver.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jeanneoliver.com</a>. You can connect with Jeanne on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jeanneoliver/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jeanneolivercreativenetwork/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.

030: In the Studio with Ardith Goodwin