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Ep. 30: Love Bigger with Sheli Massie
Today I’m joined by the wonderful Sheli Massie. Sheli is the founder of the Goldfinch Cafe, Aurora's own socially responsible restaurant that will operate under a pay-what-you-can model. The Goldfinch Cafe is coming soon and you can stay up to date at thegoldfinchcafe.org and on social media @thegoldfinchcafe Be on the lookout for pop-up cafes this summer!
Sheli shares some big questions she's asking herself as well as her tips for taking care of herself and her community:
-Take care of each other
-What gifts do we have that we can use to contribute right now?
-How can you love bigger?
-Get creative with connection
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Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic.
To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions:
1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business?
2. What are you doing to address this shift?
3. How is your business community responding?
4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.)
5. How can we support you and your business right now?
The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com
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Today I’m joined by the wonderful Sheli Massie. Sheli is the founder of the Goldfinch Cafe, Aurora's own socially responsible restaurant that will operate under a pay-what-you-can model. The Goldfinch Cafe is coming soon and you can stay up to date at thegoldfinchcafe.org and on social media @thegoldfinchcafe Be on the lookout for pop-up cafes this summer!
Sheli shares some big questions she's asking herself as well as her tips for taking care of herself and her community:
-Take care of each other
-What gifts do we have that we can use to contribute right now?
-How can you love bigger?
-Get creative with connection
***
Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic.
To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions:
1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business?
2. What are you doing to address this shift?
3. How is your business community responding?
4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.)
5. How can we support you and your business right now?
The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com