If you've ever felt stuck in decision paralysis, craved clarity in your business, or wished you had someone in your corner who actually gets it, this episode is your permission slip to move. Meet Amy Snook — business coach, former Glossier exec, child actress-turned-founder, and the unapologetic voice of "just make the decision and move forward." She's built brands, advised startups, led creative teams, and coached dozens of female entrepreneurs around the world—all with a grounded mix of vision, humor, and candor. In this episode, we talk about: <ul> <li data-start="664" data-end="761">How 10-year-old Amy convinced her parents to move across the country so she could pursue acting</li> <li data-start="764" data-end="855">What it was like to join Glossier in its earliest days and work directly with Emily Weiss</li> <li data-start="858" data-end="935">Why women get paralyzed in decision-making and how to break that cycle fast</li> <li data-start="938" data-end="1011">The biggest mistakes people make when hiring and scaling their business</li> <li data-start="1014" data-end="1101">The unexpected emotional labor of entrepreneurship (and why coaching can be a lifeline)</li> </ul> This conversation will leave you braver, clearer, and a little more willing to chase the vision you can already see—even if no one else does yet. Follow Amy on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/amylaurenlovell?igsh=Nm92bjVwbDBzamF3 Follow her Substack here: https://pareabooks.substack.com/

If you've ever felt stuck in decision paralysis, craved clarity in your business, or wished you had someone in your corner who actually gets it, this episode is your permission slip to move. Meet Amy Snook — business coach, former Glossier exec, child actress-turned-founder, and the unapologetic voice of "just make the decision and move forward." She's built brands, advised startups, led creative teams, and coached dozens of female entrepreneurs around the world—all with a grounded mix of vision, humor, and candor. In this episode, we talk about: How 10-year-old Amy convinced her parents to move across the country so she could pursue acting What it was like to join Glossier in its earliest days and work directly with Emily Weiss Why women get paralyzed in decision-making and how to break that cycle fast The biggest mistakes people make when hiring and scaling their business The unexpected emotional labor of entrepreneurship (and why coaching can be a lifeline) This conversation will leave you braver, clearer, and a little more willing to chase the vision you can already see—even if no one else does yet. Follow Amy on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/amylaurenlovell?igsh=Nm92bjVwbDBzamF3 Follow her Substack here: https://pareabooks.substack.com/

If you've ever felt stuck in decision paralysis, craved clarity in your business, or wished you had someone in your corner who actually gets it, this episode is your permission slip to move. Meet Amy Snook — business coach, former Glossier exec, child actress-turned-founder, and the unapologetic voice of "just make the decision and move forward." She's built brands, advised startups, led creative teams, and coached dozens of female entrepreneurs around the world—all with a grounded mix of vision, humor, and candor. In this episode, we talk about: <ul> <li>How 10-year-old Amy convinced her parents to move across the country so she could pursue acting</li> <li>What it was like to join Glossier in its earliest days and work directly with Emily Weiss</li> <li>Why women get paralyzed in decision-making and how to break that cycle fast</li> <li>The biggest mistakes people make when hiring and scaling their business</li> <li>The unexpected emotional labor of entrepreneurship (and why coaching can be a lifeline)</li> </ul> This conversation will leave you braver, clearer, and a little more willing to chase the vision you can already see—even if no one else does yet. Follow Amy on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/amylaurenlovell?igsh=Nm92bjVwbDBzamF3 Follow her Substack here: https://pareabooks.substack.com/

23. Amy Snook: "Early is on time. On time is late. Late is like, don't talk to me."

Sometimes finding yourself in adulthood looks a lot like getting back to who you were as a child…

Welcome to the Napkin Notes Podcast! Hosted by me! Elizabeth Evans. 

I want to help us pick back up the pieces of who we used to be, the pieces of ourselves we really loved and cherished, that somehow were left behind along the way. Helping to remind us all who we once were before the world told us who to be. And not necessarily through hard conversations or deep therapy (albeit, I'm a big fan of both). But simply through things like: 

- Reminding ourselves how to be in community, 
- Sharing our non-linear stories of stumbling into unexpected passions,
- Re-learning our favorite recipes, 
- Chatting about our most-loved family traditions, and 
- Throwing memorable, yet effortless girl's nights.

And who am I you ask? I'm Elizabeth :) Owner+Founder of Elizabeth Evans Media. I began my agency in 2018 and have produced dozens of top podcasts from world renowned musicians, impactful content creators, and best selling authors.

One thing has remained true throughout this entrepreneurship journey: I love the feeling of connection through storytelling - with a little flair of southern hospitality.

So in that spirit, I'll be inviting on guests that have a passion for connection, generosity, and of course, great taste, to keep us inspired to write out our own story well - while obviously giggling along the way.

You'll hear from women like:
- Olivia Adriance about the tenacity of building a dream community of over 1 million likeminded food lovers and how a mother's influence at a young age can bring about a tradition of making tasty meals.

- And from Cortney LaCorte of Cheesegal on her own Napkin Note moment that started her brand (that will soon materialize into a cookbook!) - and how an unexpected family friend cultivated her love of gatherings.

- And from Mallory Ervin about how growing up with 22 first cousins crafted her familial loyalty and how that support encouraged her to pursue big dreams from Miss America to the Amazing Race.

Essentially, if you love handwritten letters, flower arrangements, family traditions, intentional questions, and a good cocktail – I think you'll quickly find your place here.

I want to bring us back to ourselves, and I believe we can do that through inviting small Notes of Nostalgia into each of our days.

And I'm just so glad you're here.

I'm Elizabeth and this is the Napkin Notes Podcast.

www.elizabethevans.co

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Sometimes finding yourself in adulthood looks a lot like getting back to who you were as a child… Welcome to the Napkin Notes Podcast! Hosted by me! Elizabeth Evans. I want to help us pick back up the pieces of who we used to be, the pieces of ourselves we really loved and cherished, that somehow were left behind along the way. Helping to remind us all who we once were before the world told us who to be. And not necessarily through hard conversations or deep therapy (albeit, I'm a big fan of both). But simply through things like: - Reminding ourselves how to be in community, - Sharing our non-linear stories of stumbling into unexpected passions, - Re-learning our favorite recipes, - Chatting about our most-loved family traditions, and - Throwing memorable, yet effortless girl's nights. And who am I you ask? I'm Elizabeth :) Owner+Founder of Elizabeth Evans Media. I began my agency in 2018 and have produced dozens of top podcasts from world renowned musicians, impactful content creators, and best selling authors. One thing has remained true throughout this entrepreneurship journey: I love the feeling of connection through storytelling - with a little flair of southern hospitality. So in that spirit, I'll be inviting on guests that have a passion for connection, generosity, and of course, great taste, to keep us inspired to write out our own story well - while obviously giggling along the way. You'll hear from women like: - Olivia Adriance about the tenacity of building a dream community of over 1 million likeminded food lovers and how a mother's influence at a young age can bring about a tradition of making tasty meals. - And from Cortney LaCorte of Cheesegal on her own Napkin Note moment that started her brand (that will soon materialize into a cookbook!) - and how an unexpected family friend cultivated her love of gatherings. - And from Mallory Ervin about how growing up with 22 first cousins crafted her familial loyalty and how that support encouraged her to pursue big dreams from Miss America to the Amazing Race. Essentially, if you love handwritten letters, flower arrangements, family traditions, intentional questions, and a good cocktail – I think you'll quickly find your place here. I want to bring us back to ourselves, and I believe we can do that through inviting small Notes of Nostalgia into each of our days. And I'm just so glad you're here. I'm Elizabeth and this is the Napkin Notes Podcast. www.elizabethevans.co

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