This is the Potter's Cast.

A podcast home for potters everywhere.

It's a community of potters dedicated to grow their business.

We're picking up where the art degree ends.

I'm your host, Paul Blaze.

You've just started the 853rd episode of The Potterscast.

And welcome to the show today. Oh, I hope your summer,

which is if you are listening to this, you know, during the summer, or I guess, I guess you

might be listening to next summer also. Hey, well, whatever summer you're in, I hope it's going

so well for you. Yes, I hope you ever in, I hope it's going so well for you.

Yes, I hope you ever in a great summer.

I love summertime, enjoying it so much here in the Pacific Northwest.

In the rest of the year, we call it the Pacific Northwest.

So right now, we are enjoying the dry portion of the year, but, you know, it could rain any day.

It's just the way the Pacific Northwest is.

Anyhow, so excited to be able to have you coming to the show today.

The thing is for today is that we are going to be talking about trying to go full time and you know for a lot of potters

in fact it was I had an interesting experience this well just this week I had it was yesterday

from the time that I'm recording this, I was meeting at a local coffee shop

with my business partner and we were having our standard weekly meeting that happens almost every

week. Sometimes we skip a week and sometimes we skip two weeks. But for the most part, we have these

business meetings and we are finishing up the meeting.

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