The episode of why artist struggle with pricing really hit home with me because it’s something I’ve struggled with as an emerging artist and defining my value. Thank you for sharing and the dose of inspiration!

By now I believe the podcaster should have looked into the correct equipment. I can only hear him clearly when I stop everything and struggle to focus. When I’m in my studio in speaker or in my iPods on my morning walk can’t hear anything really. By now a podcaster shouldn’t be recording in an open room away from his mic, especially with an accent. Today I will stop listening- it’s just too annoying. Hope you can fix this. 2023!

So glad I ran into this podcast, great voice and topics

This dude loves to talk; too often says nothing.

Finally got to meet Sergio in person and thank him for all his encouragement and focused practical information for artists.

Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! Truly enjoy your podcast and always share with my artist friends.

I recently discovered this podcast and it has become my go-to studio companion. Sergio is so great at interviewing, giving advice, and sharing his successes and strategies. Even though I've been painting for over 20 years, I always try to keep an open mind about new technologies and ways to sell art. I've learned so much from this podcast!

Thanks Sergio for all the information, guests and help you offer us here through your podcast! I really enjoy and love learning from all of them. Also, your “Breakfast with Sergio” your FB, Instagram and other social media are full of great resources! I really respect and appreciate your effort. THANKS 🙏🏼 I highly recommend this Podcast as one of the best in the art world 🌎 Gracias!!!

Sergio is a gifted and generous teacher/host with practical, positive insights. This podcast provides invaluable advice on growing an art business in the real world.

Thank you for sharing all that you have learned! I have been learning so much with you!

I’ll admit it: the topic that introduced me to Sergio WAS, in fact, to do with art (how to attach paper to canvas) and wasn’t so different than the method I’d been considering (hey, great minds think alike, yo). But something else in that same episode of his excellent Breakfast With Sergio video podcast triggered or inspired an idea that helped me immeasurably—both in my own art and in the art that I hoped to teach. I checked out a few of his other videos, drooled over the gorgeous paintings, and went along my merry way (aka various household fiascos and health snags claimed my attention for a bit). A few months passed and then the other day I signed into Insta in order to delete my account (and flounce off into the sunset) and, lo and behold... there was a post by my old friend from the days of paper canvas google searches! I was so glad and grateful to find him again, and checked out his latest podcasts; you won’t be surprised to learn that the past 24 hours have been a constant playlist of Breakfast with Sergio! Half the stuff he says is stuff I’ve always suspected about the "art world," and half the stuff is real-life wisdom I know but (always) need to hear again. And all of that wisdom is spoken with enthusiasm, with positivity, and with love. I’ve always been a NOT-fan of motivational speakers that ooze a very particular brand of sleaze (particularly in the fields of sales or lifestyle or garden-variety "abundance" whateverness), and even if their advice was spot-on, I got a rash from their demeanours and vocal styles and used-car-lot smiles. Sergio isn’t a motivational speaker. He’s your friend who's sharing some stuff that worked for him... thus motivating you to take action. (It’s worked for me, anyway, and I have the worst case ever of ADD that ever there was.) I can’t wait to enact ALL of the fabulous life-changing-YET-NOT-OVERWHELMING advice he dropped on his peeps, so I should wrap this up for now, then, eh? Anyway, thanks, brother Sergio, for all that you (and Dr. Y!) do. :)