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Dreams, Seams and Small Business Things
By Terrance WilliamsArts
Dreams, Seams and Small Business Things episodes
- I Survived A Shooting: One Year Reflection
A year ago when I was out on my morning run, I was shot by a stranger. The year that followed was filled with trauma and sadness and depression and loneliness. A lot of difficult emotions. But it was also filled with hope and happiness and love and support. I reflect on the year that I've had a little bit and the growth and the excitement for the future. I am so grateful to be here and to be able to tell my story.
38 min - Is This Thing On?
Welcome back! The Dreams, Seams and Small Business Things podcast is officially back! I'm SO excited to be back and creating new episodes for y'all! I hope this podcast fills you with inspiration and joy. I'll be sharing my triumphs, my fails, the good times and the bad. I hope my stories inspire, entertain and help you to get to know me a little better!
7 min - I'm Back!
Hello everyone! I know it's been a while since I've made a podcast episode! Life has been doing its thing but also I was shot back in November. I've spent the last few months recovering mentally and physically and I want to take you on the journey of my recovery and moving forward and being a survivor of gun violence.
My GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/a212047c
22 min - A Mess In A Dress
After receiving a ton of hate because I was wearing a jumpsuit, I decided to wear a dress almost every day in the month of November to make the people even more mad! And it worked!
15 min - When One Door Closes…In this episode, I talk about rejection and when one door closes, how we have to work really hard in order for another one to open. I also highlight the fact that just because we face one rejection doesn’t mean that things are not gonna work out for us. Usually that rejection is leading us to something bigger and better. I use the example of Victoria Monét and how she was rejected from performing at the MTV VMAs, but recently got seven Grammy nominations! She did not let that rejection stop her she let it empower her to achieve more!13 min
- Friends and Family Won’t Support YouWhy is it sometimes that friends and family find it so difficult to support us? In this episode we dive into this topic and shift our perspective on the lack of support that we receive. Go Fund Me: https://gofund.me/68dde1caAmazon Wishlisthttps://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/L6N7YO8YE844?ref_=wl_share16 min
- Comparison Is The Thief Of JoyI know it’s really easy to compare yourself to other people and to think to yourself “they are successful. Why am I not?” But it’s important to realize that your success will come when it is your time! In this episode, we talk about comparing yourself to other people and how it’s important to be patient but also work real hard to speak things into existence!25 min
- Being A Brand AmbassadorHey ya! In today’s episode, I give a little life update about where I have been! I also let’s talk about how I am a new Minerva, ambassador, and what it takes to be an ambassador for any company!21 min
- Quitting My Small Business
Talking about the decision that a lot of us small business owners think about; quitting our small businesses.
Shop my handmade ethically sourced and sustainably produced clothing and accessories brand here: www.terrancewilliamsdesigns.com
Shop my Society 6 Designs: https://society6.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns?curator=terrancewilliamsdesigns
Follow along on social media!
IG- https://www.instagram.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
Twitter- https://twitter.com/terrancedesigns
Pinterest- https://www.pinterest.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
TikTok- www.tiktok.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
14 min - "Why I Don't Support Black Owned Businesses"
In this episode, I'll be discussing a common phrase that I hear which is "this is why I don't support black owned businesses." For some reason Black owned small businesses are held to a different standard than other small businesses. We have to be 10 times better, 10 times more efficient, have 10 times better product. And I just wonder where this mentality comes from? Why are we so hard on Black owned businesses and why do we expect so much when we don't expect it from other businesses? And why is it that when one small business messes up, we rule out other small businesses? I also give some advice to small business owners of how to improve their businesses, so they don't run into this situation, where they have a disgruntled customer that not only stop supporting their business, but other businesses.
Shop my handmade ethically sourced and sustainably produced clothing and accessories brand here: www.terrancewilliamsdesigns.com
Shop my Society 6 Designs: https://society6.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns?curator=terrancewilliamsdesigns
Follow along on social media!
IG- https://www.instagram.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
Twitter- https://twitter.com/terrancedesigns
Pinterest- https://www.pinterest.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
TikTok- www.tiktok.com/terrancewilliamsdesigns
47 min
About Dreams, Seams and Small Business Things
From the publisher's feed
A podcast talking about a variety of topics such as running a small business, being an entrepreneur, sewing and the sewing community, and newsworthy things happening around the world. Always leading…
with love, light and positivity!
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