Cowgirl Artists of America Megan Wimberley

In this episode of Cowgirl Artists of America's podcast, Megan Wimberly, founder of Cowgirl Artists of America, shares 14 essential wellness and self-care tips for artists. Listen to the complete podcast to dive deep into all the tips and apply them to enhance your well-being and enjoy a more fulfilling life along with your art career.
Do not forget, Cowgirl Artists of America's enrollment opens on August 1st. Make sure to follow us:
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In this episode of Cowgirl Artists of America's podcast, we talked with CGA board member Jackie Sever, custom cowboy boot maker Morgan Booker, and rancher Andrea Wilson. Jackie, a talented mixed media artist, shares her insights on indigenous representation in Western art. Morgan and Andrea discuss their collaborative project for the Women's Work 2024 exhibition, highlighting the integration of modern ranching practices and artistic expression. This episode is filled with inspiring stories and valuable advice for artists and ranchers alike.
Find more about the "Women's Work" exhibition and Cowgirl Artists of America at www.cowgirlartistsofamerica.org.
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Don't miss the "Women's Work" exhibition opening on August 2nd and 3rd, 2024, at the AR Mitchell Museum of Western Art in Trinidad, Colorado. For more details and to support the exhibition, visit our website or follow us on Instagram.

In this podcast episode, Megan Wimberley interviews Misty Shaw, who comes from the leather working and western retail industry. They discuss the importance of celebrating and sharing the work of female Western artists, as well as the need for artists to be open to feedback and continually develop their craft. Misty also talks about the evolution of the industry, with more independent artisans entering the market and consumers valuing products with a personal connection and a story behind them. Misty encourages women to love what they do, find a balance that works for them, and have confidence in their skills and abilities.

Introduction:
Welcome to a special episode where we unravel strategies of intentional living and productivity in the context of the Slow December Challenge. Join us as we delve into the art of slowing down, breaking free from chaos, and dedicating time to self-care and quality times with loved ones during this festive season.
Key Takeaways:
Disruptive Habits: Discover the power of recognizing and breaking unproductive habits. Learn how to set boundaries, leverage tools like App Blocker, and regain control over your time, especially in the fast-paced world of social media.Intentional Planning: Dive into the importance of intentional planning for December. Explore effective scheduling, prioritize tasks, and make room for self-care activities and quality time with loved ones. Uncover the secrets to a more fulfilling and peaceful holiday season.Delegating and AI Tools: Explore smart delegation strategies and ethical use of AI tools. Whether involving family members or utilizing AI for content refinement, find ways to enhance productivity without losing your unique touch.Flexibility and Progress: Embrace the flexibility to evolve plans. Shift your mindset from perfectionism to progress, ensuring a December that aligns with your goals and priorities, leaving room for rest and rejuvenation.
Conclusion:
As we conclude, remember that the Slow December Challenge is your invitation to create meaningful space for yourself, your art, and your loved ones. Slow down intentionally, savor the joy of the season, and share your experiences on Instagram by tagging us @cowgirlartistsofamerica.
Closing Message:
Wishing you a serene and joyous holiday season filled with self-care, quality time, and cherished moments. Take advantage of the opportunity to join Cowgirl Artists of America as an official member through December. For any questions, reach out to us at info@cowgirlartistsofamerica.org.
This December, prioritize rest—it's the secret sauce for doing your best work. Happy listening!

In today's episode, we talk with Denice Erway, owner of @Wildfire Gallery on the Paseo in Oklahoma City. Denice is a passionate supporter of the arts and the Paseo Arts District, and she even currently serves as the Merchant Committee Chairperson for the Paseo Arts District.
There are many fantastic galleries of all sizes that can be an asset to your career and growth, but unfortunately, there are also galleries that don't have it together, aren't a good fit, or worst case scenario, behave unprofessionally or unethically. Today we will get Denice's perspective on working with a gallery.
We'll ask her for a little sneak peek behind the scenes to get the perspective of a gallery owner and things to look forward to make sure you are finding the right gallery to work with so that you make sure you're building a great partnership because great partnerships with galleries really can be a great asset to your career.
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In today's Episode we talk with Anna Przybylski who coined the phrase, "it's called manifesting look it up." Anna has such a unique and fun way of encouraging the world, and it's clear by her followers and the response that her message is something we all need.
Originally we wanted to talk to Anna about "manifesting" creativity, but this conversation naturally took another direction. We discuss a lot, from how she got started, to self-kindness, and burnout. While burnout isn't a fun topic it is oh so important. As art business owners, trying to run a business and wear many hats, the work can get exhausting and overwhelming. We think this is a timely episode, especially as we continue to hear that artists are in a very busy season and struggling to keep up. We hope you enjoy today's episode with Anna. Make sure to follower her at:
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