Nicole de Larzac is a product development and marketing coach who helps aspiring productpreneurs create products that sell so they can live a life of freedom and success beyond the 9 to 5.

She's been in marketing for most of her career, having had the pleasure of managing some big brands like Sprite, Nestea, Delissio Pizza, and Weight Watchers.

Today, she shares important steps to take before you offer your products into the world:

1. Ideation - Brainstorm, go super wide, and come up with different ways to solve problems.

2. Narrow it down - Out of all the numerous ideas from the first step, call it down to a top five and come up with different concepts.

3. Concept - Test your ideas out and see what works and doesn't.

4. Select - Take the top concept and refine it based on real feedbacks.

5. Brand - Figure out the positiong of your product - how it's gonna be, what it stands for, and all other finalizations about your brand.

6. Plan - Secure the viability of your business - marketing plans, pricing, and all vital strategies about going forward.

7. Prototype - Get a working model of your idea, test it with your targeted consumers, refine it until it's ready for public consumption.

8. Pre-launch - Pre-sell your products and get sales before producing it big. Build a demand first to make sure it WILL sell successfully.

Check them out on --

Website: https://nicoledelarzac.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicoledelarzac/

Facebook: https://nicoledelarzac.com/the-product-launch-lab/

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"What I like most about photography is the moment that you can't anticipate... you just have to constantly watch for it, ready to welcome the unexpected..."

Garime heads a team of international wedding story tellers based in Toronto, Canada. Their storytelling style of imagery and films captures love and people in love! They document every wedding with a special attention to all the little details, emotions, and fun that exudes passion and evocative moments.

In this episode, Garima shares important takeaways about standing out from the competition through presenting the real you::

1. Introspection - It's important to have a clear understanding of what you do, what you want to deliver, and communicate that to your ideal clients.

2. Present your real self - Only put work out there that represents you. Things that you want people to see and automatically think of you.

3. Deliver 100% - To help you attain a balance, set limitations with the quantity of works you take on and focus on being very attuned with a few quality projects.

Check them out on --

Website: http://www.garimasinghblog.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garimasinghstudios/?hl=en

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GARIMASINGHSTUDIOS/

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Want to grow your presence in front of your Ideal customers in 2021? We have our very first online summit that will be focused on building your - Marketing Strategy! Check out the details here. 

Rosanne has had the pleasure of working in the wedding industry for over 17 years helping clients design and produce their weddings and special events. 

She prides herself in her attention to detail and acute ability to listen to her clients needs and wishes and to coordinate that dream into a reality. By combining her passion for nature and all it's beauty together with a love for luxury and fashion, interior design and architecture, she is able to artistically design a space into a unique and unforgettable atmosphere with each wedding and event that her team produces.

Rosanne shared 3 takeaways to craft a successful styled shoot:

1. Make it fun - Style shoots can be dreadful and overwhelming so look for your team for support and don't take yourselves too seriously.

2. Find your inspiration - Before you take any big step, a concrete inspiration is the greatest place to start.

3. Nurture your connections - To ensure that you have a network of people for every type of shoot, commit into every detail, so people would actually want to collaborate with you.

She also shared some takeaways about starting your owning a floral business:

1. Experience is king - It's important to get a taste of the industry first. Reach out to local florists to help you get a good glimpse instead of jumping head first.

2. Education - As important as experience, having some foundation about handling your products and some certifications under your belt can greatly help.

2. Quality and freshness - In this craft, product quality should be your top priority. Invest in technology to ensure top-notch florals.

Check them out on --

Website: http://thesocialrose.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesocialrose/?hl=en

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thesocialroseevents/

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Hasti is the Owner and Lead Planner at La Vista Events. Since launching in 2014, she's had friends become clients and clients become friends. More than a planner, Hasti and her team of certified planners work with clients from a place of love and compassion.

As a Type 3 Enneagram personality - Hasti has always been an achiever. She is also, admittedly, a recovering perfectionist that labels inefficiency as her major pet peeve.

In this episode, Hasti shares 5 ways to increase your productivity as an entrepreneur:

1. Time Blocking - Develop a system where you have a set routine without bouncing around tasks. Focus your energy on one topic at a time.

2. Email Management - Emails are not life or death. Learn to dedicate certain times of the day to check and respond to emails instead of obsessing over it at all times of the day.

3. Google Drive - For business matters, Google Drive is a great and cloud-based storage solution for every entrepreneur. It is a game-changer for digital organization and file sharing.

4. Google Calendar - Try writing down and color-coding your tasks in your calendar to see which ones are eating most of your time. This also helps you see the tasks you need to put more/less time on.

5. Social Media - Time blocking, batching your content, and using social media schedulers are major time-savers.

Check them out on --

Website: http://www.lavistaevents.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lavistaevents/?hl=en

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hastimaloufi/?originalSubdomain=ca

Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/Curators-Club-113536020370908/

This is our 50th episode! Thank you so much for being a part of our community. 

In this episode, we are so pumped to share the exceptional advice some of the top creative entrepreneurs have to share with you.

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Neha Chopra is the architect behind SAWC Planners Inc. With over a decade of event industry experience, she has planned hundreds of South Asian and fusion weddings across the GTA (Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Windsor, London). In her free time (which as a planner is not that much), Neha enjoys travelling, dancing and reading stories to her three girls. In this episode, Neha shares 3 major ways to generate leads: 1. Networking - Connect with foundations and vendors and show up at corporate events.

2. Be passionate - keep learning and do your work with passion. Clients and vendors would love you for that and they would undoubtedly refer you to their friends and family.

3. Take care of your clients - Stay in touch and keep the connection strong with your clients even after each event. Send them gifts, interact on social media. Continually show them how thankful you are for being part of each other's growth. Check them out on -- Website: https://sawcplanners.com/ https://blingandbells.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sawcplanners/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/blingandbells/ Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/Curators-Club-113536020370908/

If you want to create a business in the events and weddings industry, join us on our workshop - Dream, Build and Grow your Business in the Events and Wedding Industry Workshop -

Date: January 28th

Time 10am EST

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dream-build-and-grow-your-business-in-the-events-and-wedding-industry-tickets-135303824381

Hooria Nekzai is the President/Creative Director of Rias Designs - established 18 years ago. Now, her company is a premier full service event planning and design company specializing in distinctive events and luxurious weddings.

Her attentiveness to detail, sensibility in aesthetic and design, creative touch, and experience managing and designing large scale events puts her at the forefront of the wedding industry.

When Hooria is not designing fabulous weddings and planning memorable moments, she loves cooking, interior design and spending time with her three boys and husband.

Hooria discusses with us key takeaways about 1. Patience - As a planner/decorator/designer, it can be draining to deal with clients and their problems. 2. Organized - Attention to detail and being meticuluos about everything - from the timing of all your vendors, collaboration, and textures. 3. Keep Learning - Never stop educating yourself, know that you will always have so much to learn from each workshop and other vendors.

Check them out on -- Website: https://riasdesigns.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/riasdesignsinc/

Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/Curators-Club-113536020370908/

Quite honestly, none of us has control over anything that's happening around us - Lockdowns, meltdowns, US Politics, Fear in people and so on. But there's one thing you can absolutely control is any given situation.

In this solo episode, I wanted to share what you can control and some tools to help you vibrate at the higher frequency when you catch yourself getting into the emotions of fear, sadness, irritation, guilt, anger, shame etc.

Follow me on IG @curators.club where I hope to serve you.

Interested in starting and growing your dream business in the world of events and weddings? Join us on January 28th at 10am where we share behind the scenes in this industry.

Register here.

If looking to network and grow your business, register for our upcoming Meet up.

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Episode 47: Structuring Family Life as a Working Parent with Joan Cinquegrani

Joan Cinquegrani grew up with "Type A" tendencies. Her background in non-profit events gives Joan a unique perspective on event execution and design within a budget. Her eye for detail ensures nothing falls through the cracks. Over the years, Joan's career path has lead her towards starting Five Grain Events in 2010, her very own event planning company.

In this episode, Joan discusses five takeaways about balancing business and family life for a parent: 1. Don't over structure - People function better with some level of routine that allows some room for flexibility. 2. Have a system - Having morning checklists, tasks calendars could be helpful to help reduce daily stress in your home - especially if you have a big family. 3. Go off plan - Give yourself permission to go off track / rest sometimes, listen to your body and energy levels as it won't always be the same every day. 4. Evaluate - There might be things that you keep putting off so take time to acknowledge them. Then take action either by the process of elimination or delegation. 5. Be comfortable with the constant sliding scale - This lifestyle can seem like a wheel of fortune - amazing at first then intolerable the next moment. Hold on as much as you can - just the fact that you're still afloat during a global pandemic shows how resilient you already are.

Check them out on -- Website: https://www.fivegrainevents.com/about/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fivegrainevents/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fivegraineventsfans

Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/Curators-Club-113536020370908/

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Register for upcoming Networking event - January 20th at 11am EST.

Episode 46: Social Media Marketing Mistakes That Business Owners Make with Kirsten Jordan

Kirsten Jordan has a passion for helping women-owned businesses design, implement and maintain a strategic digital presence. Presences that help get results and that engage the audiences they are trying to reach.

In this episode, Kirsten shares takeaways about developing an effective digital presence: 1. Focusing too much on Instagram - Don't put all your eggs on your instagram basket. 2. Not seeing the whole picture - Look after all your digital communication channels and provide them the attention they deserve. 3. Not understanding how everything connects - Be consistent with every element in your branding and marketing system. 4. Underestimating the importance of your website - This is a big credibility factor that most clients consider before deciding to reach out.

Check them out on -- Website: https://www.kirstenjordan.me/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirstenjordandigital/ Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/kirstenjordandigital/

Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/Curators-Club-113536020370908/