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Dopamine Dressing & Building a Joyful Brand with Carol Robinson // Ep.89
n this episode of The Joy Work Show, Diane is joined by Carol Robinson, founder of One of a Kind Club, a jewellery brand built around colour, confidence, and spreading joy.
Carol shares her journey from a twenty-year career in advertising to launching her own vibrant business, driven by a desire to make people smile and feel good about themselves. Together, they explore self acceptance, motherhood, identity, and the role colour plays in how we feel and show up in the world.
The conversation also dives into colour psychology, dopamine dressing, and why choosing joy through self expression is never frivolous. Carol reflects on personal loss, navigating corporate life, and the courage it took to build a brand rooted in authenticity.
In this episode, we explore:
leaving corporate life to follow a creative calling
building a jewellery brand with purpose
dopamine dressing and colour psychology
self acceptance and self expression
joy as a personal and business strategy
creating a legacy rooted in confidence and individuality
A joyful, inspiring listen for anyone craving more colour, creativity, and authenticity in their business and life.
Connect with Carol:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneofakindclub/
Website: https://www.oneofakindclub.com
Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianetaylorparker
https://www.instagram.com/thejoyworkclub
Takeaways
- 'Life's too boring, so let's bring a bit of fun and joy to the world.'
- 'You've got to live, you've got to leave the brand.'
- 'Color is a feeling and it's really interesting to dive into how colors make you feel.'
- 'People buy from people; they will remember that quirky person.'
- 'It's about finding your comfort and what works for you.'
- 'I want to ban the beige; it brings you down where there's no color.'
- 'Self-belief with color is my legacy.'
- 'Dopamine dressing is about finding joy in what you wear.'
- 'You never know who you're going to meet when you step outside your front door.'
- 'It's about adding a spark of joy to your life.'
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By Diane Taylorn this episode of The Joy Work Show, Diane is joined by Carol Robinson, founder of One of a Kind Club, a jewellery brand built around colour, confidence, and spreading joy.
Carol shares her journey from a twenty-year career in advertising to launching her own vibrant business, driven by a desire to make people smile and feel good about themselves. Together, they explore self acceptance, motherhood, identity, and the role colour plays in how we feel and show up in the world.
The conversation also dives into colour psychology, dopamine dressing, and why choosing joy through self expression is never frivolous. Carol reflects on personal loss, navigating corporate life, and the courage it took to build a brand rooted in authenticity.
In this episode, we explore:
leaving corporate life to follow a creative calling
building a jewellery brand with purpose
dopamine dressing and colour psychology
self acceptance and self expression
joy as a personal and business strategy
creating a legacy rooted in confidence and individuality
A joyful, inspiring listen for anyone craving more colour, creativity, and authenticity in their business and life.
Connect with Carol:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneofakindclub/
Website: https://www.oneofakindclub.com
Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianetaylorparker
https://www.instagram.com/thejoyworkclub
Takeaways
- 'Life's too boring, so let's bring a bit of fun and joy to the world.'
- 'You've got to live, you've got to leave the brand.'
- 'Color is a feeling and it's really interesting to dive into how colors make you feel.'
- 'People buy from people; they will remember that quirky person.'
- 'It's about finding your comfort and what works for you.'
- 'I want to ban the beige; it brings you down where there's no color.'
- 'Self-belief with color is my legacy.'
- 'Dopamine dressing is about finding joy in what you wear.'
- 'You never know who you're going to meet when you step outside your front door.'
- 'It's about adding a spark of joy to your life.'