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EP 04: Lost in Passion: Starting a Small Business with Villainous Flower
2020 forced many people to sit with their thoughts and think about what their true life passions are. Many people either started or continued to grow their passion projects that sometimes turned into small businesses. Living in a time of uncertainty can be extremely stressful but at the same time offers room for growth and new in sights.
Join me, as I sit with the two Womxn, Pachia & Ying Ye, of Villainous Flower and discuss what it is like being lost in passion and how that can lead to creating a small business. Villainous Flower is a small business started by two Hmong Womxn who strive to create impactful art. They aspire to create merchandise that is comfortable, casual, and cute, they hope to empower you. Do you know the HMOOB AF shirts? Well if you do, Villainous Flower created them and if you don't, go get yourself a shirt!
Villainous Flower creates relatable and empowering merchandise but that doesn't mean that Pachia and Ying Ye always had or always do have it together. Join us as we talk about the difficulties that can arise with starting a small business - especially the struggles of taking the leap of faith. We also talk about how even now, as their business is growing, there are still moments of feeling lost in their passion. Listen to these authentic individuals bring Villainous Flower even more to life, as you get to hear the co-founders life experiences and struggles.
Follow Villainous Flower on Facebook and Instagram at the handle @villainousflower. You can also find them on Etsy at villainousflower!
If you're a lost soul, you're not alone! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook at @thelostsoulspodcast. Ask your questions and share your stories at [email protected]. Spill your soul on our website, share your stories, thoughts, or comments and stay anonymous (thelostsoulspodcast.com).
Don't worry, we are all lost souls, no matter how successful we are in life.
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2020 forced many people to sit with their thoughts and think about what their true life passions are. Many people either started or continued to grow their passion projects that sometimes turned into small businesses. Living in a time of uncertainty can be extremely stressful but at the same time offers room for growth and new in sights.
Join me, as I sit with the two Womxn, Pachia & Ying Ye, of Villainous Flower and discuss what it is like being lost in passion and how that can lead to creating a small business. Villainous Flower is a small business started by two Hmong Womxn who strive to create impactful art. They aspire to create merchandise that is comfortable, casual, and cute, they hope to empower you. Do you know the HMOOB AF shirts? Well if you do, Villainous Flower created them and if you don't, go get yourself a shirt!
Villainous Flower creates relatable and empowering merchandise but that doesn't mean that Pachia and Ying Ye always had or always do have it together. Join us as we talk about the difficulties that can arise with starting a small business - especially the struggles of taking the leap of faith. We also talk about how even now, as their business is growing, there are still moments of feeling lost in their passion. Listen to these authentic individuals bring Villainous Flower even more to life, as you get to hear the co-founders life experiences and struggles.
Follow Villainous Flower on Facebook and Instagram at the handle @villainousflower. You can also find them on Etsy at villainousflower!
If you're a lost soul, you're not alone! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook at @thelostsoulspodcast. Ask your questions and share your stories at [email protected]. Spill your soul on our website, share your stories, thoughts, or comments and stay anonymous (thelostsoulspodcast.com).
Don't worry, we are all lost souls, no matter how successful we are in life.
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