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Ep 616: The Slow Growth Community Studio with Amy Roadman (Part 1)

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Transitioning from classroom teaching to entrepreneurship - In some ways it’s a huge shift, in others, it can be all too easy to maintain the old habits of overworking and prioritizing others’ needs over your own. So many of us can struggle with finding the balance between serving our communities or caring for ourselves. Is it possible to start a business and protect your own creative needs while helping others? What would that even look like? Amy Roadman's journey of launching a community pottery studio reveals how listening closely to student feedback (from class scheduling to glaze options) transformed her teaching approach and business model while preventing burnout. Her story reminds us that rapid growth and 100s of thousands of internet followers isn’t always necessary for success. Instead, perhaps the deliberate practice of slow growth can produce a small business that sustains the life you actually want to have.

Be sure you've subscribed to this podcast wherever you're listening so you don't miss out on Part Two!

As always, the options are practically endless for figuring out what version of a maker business or side-hustle works for your unique life. And, as always, if you're looking for help figuring out what version of maker business fits your specific life circumstances right now, there are 100 other makers from all over the world having these very conversations inside The Community, including Amy! Click here if you want to learn more about the perks of Community membership (joining supports the creation of this very podcast!)

Love this podcast? Support an episode! Click here to learn more.

Follow The Maker's Playbook on Instagram @themakersplaybook
Have questions about the show or want to say Hi? Email us at: podcast (at) makers-playbook (dot) com

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Chapters

1. Amy Roadman (00:00:00)

2. Introduction and Guest Welcome (00:03:12)

3. Crafting the Perfect 30-Second Pitch (00:03:35)

4. Starting Ignite: The Community Studio Journey (00:05:07)

5. Balancing Teaching and Studio Management (00:06:54)

6. The Importance of Community and Shared Spaces (00:10:08)

7. Teaching Techniques and Studio Growth (00:16:13)

8. Teaching Pottery (00:27:10)

9. Learning and Adapting with New Materials (00:33:36)

10. Creative Inspiration and Community (00:34:36)

11. Innovative Ideas and Student Engagement (00:35:46)

12. Balancing Teaching and Personal Art Practice (00:48:24)

13. Managing Growth and Community Engagement (00:52:42)

14. Protecting Your Team's Worth (01:13:59)

161 episodes

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Transitioning from classroom teaching to entrepreneurship - In some ways it’s a huge shift, in others, it can be all too easy to maintain the old habits of overworking and prioritizing others’ needs over your own. So many of us can struggle with finding the balance between serving our communities or caring for ourselves. Is it possible to start a business and protect your own creative needs while helping others? What would that even look like? Amy Roadman's journey of launching a community pottery studio reveals how listening closely to student feedback (from class scheduling to glaze options) transformed her teaching approach and business model while preventing burnout. Her story reminds us that rapid growth and 100s of thousands of internet followers isn’t always necessary for success. Instead, perhaps the deliberate practice of slow growth can produce a small business that sustains the life you actually want to have.

Be sure you've subscribed to this podcast wherever you're listening so you don't miss out on Part Two!

As always, the options are practically endless for figuring out what version of a maker business or side-hustle works for your unique life. And, as always, if you're looking for help figuring out what version of maker business fits your specific life circumstances right now, there are 100 other makers from all over the world having these very conversations inside The Community, including Amy! Click here if you want to learn more about the perks of Community membership (joining supports the creation of this very podcast!)

Love this podcast? Support an episode! Click here to learn more.

Follow The Maker's Playbook on Instagram @themakersplaybook
Have questions about the show or want to say Hi? Email us at: podcast (at) makers-playbook (dot) com

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Amy Roadman (00:00:00)

2. Introduction and Guest Welcome (00:03:12)

3. Crafting the Perfect 30-Second Pitch (00:03:35)

4. Starting Ignite: The Community Studio Journey (00:05:07)

5. Balancing Teaching and Studio Management (00:06:54)

6. The Importance of Community and Shared Spaces (00:10:08)

7. Teaching Techniques and Studio Growth (00:16:13)

8. Teaching Pottery (00:27:10)

9. Learning and Adapting with New Materials (00:33:36)

10. Creative Inspiration and Community (00:34:36)

11. Innovative Ideas and Student Engagement (00:35:46)

12. Balancing Teaching and Personal Art Practice (00:48:24)

13. Managing Growth and Community Engagement (00:52:42)

14. Protecting Your Team's Worth (01:13:59)

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