Babe Crafted Podcast

Meet Entrepreneur and Boutique Owner, Danielle Ferrari of Valhalla Resale. Danielle is big on 3 things: sustainability, knowing your numbers, and supporting the women around her. She launched Valhalla in February of 2017 and is celebrating 3 years in business with a thriving community of members and has her sights set on opening her second location within the next year. Take a dive into her business story & take some of her sustainability tips on your journey with you!

Salma Benkabbou launched her law firm in the Fall of 2014. You might also know her on Instagram as The Millennial Business Lawyer. She’s a big advocate for protecting your business and intellectual property and loves to educate the business community with tips she shares online as well as in person workshops around Tampa Bay. She’s a tough cookie with a super kind and compassionate side and has helped me on more than one occasion to make sure my business is protected by way of trademarks and copyrights.

Rosana Rivera is half of the heart & brains being Xilo Mexican and Kofe Tampa. Rosana brings joy to any situation and makes everyone around her feel heard & special. At the time of our recording, her episode of Beat Bobby Flay had not yet aired. I’m so pleased to say that we can now shout from the rooftops that she Beat Bobby! Enjoy getting to hear about her experience as a serial entrepreneur, being a Food Network Chef, & her mini workshop about how to rock budgeting in your business.

Cherry is the head photographer of ByCherry Photography based in Santa Barbara, California. For the past 11 years, Cherry has loved photographing couples in love, families growing, and helping entrepreneurs create their brands. In the first episode of season 2, Cherry shares how she’s used email automations to reach her ideal client, aka brides hosting destination weddings in the city she loves. Enjoy getting to know Cherry’s story and how you can use these tools to reach your ideal client, too.

Today we have Copywriter and Content Strategist, Erika Vidal Holmes. Erika empowers her clients to embrace who they are and get really clear on what they bring to the table by helping them painlessly answer the common question of, “so what do you do?” by giving them the permission they often need to just be themselves and stop trying to be something else they THINK they should be. She does this with excellent copy and some fun pop culture sprinkled in.

Francessca Randall is passionate about her family and helping families find their forever homes. In her episode she shares about how she transitioned from teacher to real estate agent. It wasn’t easy, but she made it happen and she’s often in the top 5 rank at her broker. She shares about being a mom & a business owner and how’s she continued to set boundaries so she can be the woman she wants to be. In her mini workshop, Francessca shares tips on how to curate your client experience.

Leona Thriftola is the Founder of Indie Roller, a unique online membership for product-based creative entrepreneurs. Leona is a maker, a mom, a coach, and creator of a colorful, wonderful world with lots of real talk and self care generously added in. She’s amazing at launching new products, building community, & inspiring others to step into their creative genius. Take a listen to her amazing episode to soak up some rainbow vibes and take in her 3 tips on escaping the burnout loop.

There are so many decisions entrepreneurs make along their journey. Get a peek into how Rosie Davies-Smith of LFA defined her niche, why she decided to start a second business called PR Dispatch, & her 3 top tips on how you can kickstart your own PR strategy for your business.

Tona Bell of The Paper Seahorse's addiction to her work led to a cycle of burn out and hospital visits. She knew she needed to change and there was no time like the present. Fast forward to today and she's the proud Proprietress of 2 retail shops filled with gorgeous paper goods, vintage typewriters, and yes– Mindfulness. Hear about how she closed the chapter on the agency she had built up over nearly 20 years with her husband behind and started a new chapter where she put herself & her health first

Ryann Halo of Salon Halo has overcome more challenges than you can really shake a stick at. The trajectory of her life changed immensely when she experienced the loss of her father and brother unexpectedly. However, she found her purpose and passion when she started working as a hair stylist’s assistant. Fast forward to today, and she’s the proud owner of two bustling salons. Enjoy getting to know her & the tips from her mini workshop: ‘How to Create a Culture of Abundance’ amongst you