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Episode Intro:
Dear listeners of the Female Guides Requested Podcast, happy Wednesday. This is your host Ting Ting from Las Vegas and today’s guest is Elise Clausen, another Vegas local.
I met Elise in 2019 when we both worked at Origin climbing gym in Henderson. I learned that she also guided in Red Rock for Mountain Skills. In 2020 the gym changed ownership and the pandemic hit. Elise lost her job and had a lot of free time on her hands. A crafter at heart, she started making jewelry and handbags, selling them online. Her business Desert Accents took off quickly, and within months it replaced her full time income.
I admire Elise’s art work and was curious about her career change, so I invited her on the show to learn more. We talked about how she started her path in outdoor education and guiding, found her specialty in programming and coordinating large groups, and how she transitioned to entrepreneurship and craftmanship.
These days she still does some guiding, and is continually working to improve both her craft, and her business. Now please enjoy this interview.
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Show Notes:
Elise’s links:
Episode Intro:
Dear listeners of the Female Guides Requested Podcast, happy Wednesday. This is your host Ting Ting from Las Vegas and today’s guest is Elise Clausen, another Vegas local.
I met Elise in 2019 when we both worked at Origin climbing gym in Henderson. I learned that she also guided in Red Rock for Mountain Skills. In 2020 the gym changed ownership and the pandemic hit. Elise lost her job and had a lot of free time on her hands. A crafter at heart, she started making jewelry and handbags, selling them online. Her business Desert Accents took off quickly, and within months it replaced her full time income.
I admire Elise’s art work and was curious about her career change, so I invited her on the show to learn more. We talked about how she started her path in outdoor education and guiding, found her specialty in programming and coordinating large groups, and how she transitioned to entrepreneurship and craftmanship.
These days she still does some guiding, and is continually working to improve both her craft, and her business. Now please enjoy this interview.
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