The Creative Clarity Show

Join Sarah Edwards, a Creative Success Coach and mental health advocate, as she serves up raw conversations about transforming your creative chaos into clarity and confidence. After battling severe OCD and physical issues, Sarah discovered how to build a thriving creative business by working within her limitations rather than against them. Each episode blends practical business strategy with mental wellness insights, helping you navigate the messy middle between your creative dreams and sustainable success. Whether you're wrestling with impostor syndrome, trying to price your work, or seeking ways to show up authentically online, Sarah brings her signature mix of tough love, humor, and actionable advice to help you build a creative business that honors both your art and your wellbeing. Get ready for honest discussions about anxiety, procrastination, and what it really takes to go from "starving artist" to thriving creative entrepreneur. New episodes drop weekly for creative souls ready to find their unique path to success. Submit Your "Messy Confession" and I'll answer it! https://www.setapartcompany.net/confessions Ready for your transformation? www.setapartcompany.net IG: @setapart_company

E051: Unhinged Q&A on Business, Procrastination and Wholesale 07/02/2026

E50: How to Navigate Imposter Syndrome | At The Table 06/23/2026

E049: How an ordinary girl with zero connections got on ABC's GMA 06/10/2026

E48: Why Even the Big Win Didn't Fix It | The Validation Trap 06/05/2026

E047: She Had the Skills the Whole Time a Breakthrough Session w/Creative Luisa Ossa 05/26/2026

E047: She Had the Skills the Whole Time a Breakthrough Session w/Creative Luisa Ossa I got to sit down with Luisa Ossa — academic, bird photographer, nature lover, and the wildly talented creative behind Chirp and Charm — a brand full of cheerful, nature-inspired prints on journals, greeting cards, mugs, and more. She came into this conversation with a beautiful brand, a real curiosity about growth, and a handful of questions she'd been quietly sitting with for a while. What unfolded was one of my favorite breakthrough conversations I've had on this show. We got into it — like, really into it. We talked about what it actually costs to run a business (and whether you actually know your numbers or just think you do). We talked about why the number she needs to hit felt scary at first — and why that's actually the best thing that could've happened. We talked about the creative identity hiding underneath her products that she hasn't fully unleashed yet. And I introduced her to a framework I use with my academy students that completely reframes the whole "niche down" conversation — because honestly? Telling a creative to niche is basically a crime and I won't stand for it. Luisa's story is one I think so many of you are going to see yourselves in — the person doing meaningful work in multiple lanes of life, wondering if and how it all connects. Spoiler: it does. In the most beautiful way. Go show Luisa some love! You can find her beautiful work at: 🌿 Website: 📸 Instagram: Resources mentioned in this episode: 🎓 — Learn how to crunch your own creative business numbers with the spreadsheet I built. Free, short, no webinar nonsense. 🏛️ — Where we go deeper on all of this together with structure, strategy, and accountability. DM me or find the link in my bio. If you loved this episode, please leave a review and share it with a creative friend who's been wondering if their brand could be more. Because it can. And so can yours. /episode/index/show/57ef1d08-bc88-4119-ac87-eeeb7449f78e/id/41424465