Taking ownership of your life with Caroline Kelso Winegeart [S01E16]
Summary
Caroline started off in the advertising industry but quickly decided that wasn’t for her and eventually ended up trying her hand at freelancing and entrepreneurship. A few years down the road, Caroline’s work is helping soulful creatives become their most vibrant selves through handlettering, teaching online courses, writing and more. But this isn’t your typical “left my job, fell in love with my own work" story.
I’m going to ask Caroline about what life is like AFTER realizing you're able to make a living on your own. Caroline’s work now is well-established, so how does she keep pushing the boundaries to enable creative people like us?
Caroline Kelso is my guest on this episode #016 of Process!
Caroline started off in the advertising industry but quickly decided that wasn’t for her and eventually ended up trying her hand at freelancing and entrepreneurship. A few years down the road, Caroline’s work is helping soulful creatives become their most vibrant selves through handlettering, teaching online courses, writing and more. But this isn’t your typical “left my job, fell in love with my own work" story.
I’m going to ask Caroline about what life is like AFTER realizing you're able to make a living on your own. Caroline’s work now is well-established, so how does she keep pushing the boundaries to enable creative people like us?
During our conversation, we cover:
Having her work support her life, instead of vice versa
Why she transitioned to product work instead of freelancing
How being a "deep feeler" led her to make all her difficult decisions
How starting a blog can lead to things you never expected a few years down the road
Retreats and personal practices she follows to channel her creativity
Her favorite books and how they inspire her journey
What taking ownership of her life means
Why she's learning to protect her boundaries as an introvert
How she powered through the lowest moment in her business
Here's my favorite quote from our conversation:
"You ultimately are the person in control of the path your life is going to take ... Things don't happen to me, I happen to them."