Jeanne Oliver is an artist, author, teacher and art business consultant. She paints, teaches how to paint art journals and is deeply committed to the creativity in her. She created an online art school platform that hosts over 180 art and business workshops serving over 60,000 art students around the world. She has written a beautiful book called “The Painted Art Journal” aimed at helping people find a deeper understanding of themselves and their art and she offers a transformational business course for those ready to take the next step in building their own Creatively Made Business.That feeling we have from that place deep within ourselves, that need to create. Creativity is calling us - what is it and why is it calling us?  Why is it trying to get out attentionWho creativity and its products are for: spoiler it’s not just you. How Women are more likely to justify why we dont pursue our creative yearnings and dreams and how it is so important BE WHO YOU ARE no matter what.  Why she thinks we keep ourselves too busy to truly allow our creativity to move usWhere intuition comes from- how to cultivate itWhat happens at 8-10 for SO Many people that causes us to put down art and believe for the rest of our lives that we “don’t have it in us” and what we can do to go back and undo thatThe small habit she has that changed everything about how she related to her creativity (10-15 mins a day) How to make yourself a portable art studio  and use it - a practice that can revolutionize your art practiceCreating art, sketching something every day is scientifically probem to make you a happier person, and the art doesn’t even have to be “good” **The power of art to help us forgive people who have hurt us (seeing things through different eyes) (the collage of her father. Moment to mention in intro as my fave…How creativity took over her life and led her to create all the incredible things she has… courses that serve over 65,000 students around the worldHow the adult (males) in her life told her at a young age how hard a  career in creativity would and how she should try business instead. And what impact that had on her. How she took their words and actions to mean something about her and how she didnt know for a reall y long time that their words were not about her. How she went on to do a history and psychology degree and would call her mother bawling and sad - because she felt so lost. She had disconnected herself from the thing she was here to do. Making. How there were so many years she dodnt know she was allowed to create just for her. She would use the excuse “I am amking this for someone else” scrapbooks for her kids tae the time and spednind the money wasok because it was not for her. Quote: once we know what we do when we’re afraid, we can acknowledge that we do that, and stop. Quote: creativity is an incredible gift that has been given to each of us, but we have to say i”ll take itImposter symdromeWhat is that one next thing you are being pulled towards: as a way of running your businessHow to be a mom and an artist and a business all at the same timeHow to build an business that aligns with the life you want to liveQuote: to pick up good things, there is going to be something we have to put downWhen you know what your gifts are, what your passion is and what your calling is and then you’re walking it out. You get to be the best version of yourself. How important is it to have a NICHE for your artwork? Do we need to focus on one thing and build a business around one particular look or is it okay to keep playing and experimenting. How important is keeping to one genre or look for building an art business. Martha Srewart doesnt just do one thing!What happens when you get sick of your own art work? (and what it means!) get ready for what is next when you get that bleh feeling about your own work it is the purest sweetest part of you telling you you learned what you neede to learn and something new and amazing is comingQuote: what woul