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Its a Hard Knocks Life: Can GenX push back against grind culture and embrace a "Soft Life"?
It's a Hard Knocks Life: Can Gen-X push back against grind culture and embrace a "Soft Life"?
Guest: Katrina Michele Mitchell
Website: www.KatrinaMichele.com
Instagram: @KatrinaMichele
The "Soft Life", a term coined by GenZers on TikTok has been at the heart of many discussions around pushing back against the grind culture of today's society. However, with the renowned work ethic of genXers, is a "softer life" even a reality for us and if so, what does that look like and what are the benefits for adapting this perspective? In this episode we discuss this with Katrina Michele, Owner of the Fundamentals Spa and host of the Soft Life Soiree!
About Katrina: While many fight their way to the top of the corporate ladder, she strives to be the ladder. With over 25 years of administration, sales, marketing and management experience, Katrina Michele Mitchell works tirelessly to position entrepreneurs to build businesses that stand out amongst the competition—in an excellent way. Katrina is the owner of Fundamentals Spa, featured in Essence Magazine and the host and curator of the Soft Life Soiree.
With years of experience in marketing and branding for entrepreneurs, as well as ministries, she serves as an exceptional resource for various types of services and entrepreneurial endeavors. Whether you need to generate greater revenue or build an effective brand strategy, set up your brick-and-mortar or get coaching on client retention;, Katrina’s keen eye for detail, intuitive problem-solving skills, and versatility is unmatched in the marketplace.
In addition to her degrees in merchandising and administration, and years of professional experience as a manager and executive in major corporations, Katrina has proven to be a successful business owner of over twenty years. Her passion for seeing others walk in excellence drives her direct, strategic approach to leadership and entrepreneurship.
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By Camille D. JamersonIt's a Hard Knocks Life: Can Gen-X push back against grind culture and embrace a "Soft Life"?
Guest: Katrina Michele Mitchell
Website: www.KatrinaMichele.com
Instagram: @KatrinaMichele
The "Soft Life", a term coined by GenZers on TikTok has been at the heart of many discussions around pushing back against the grind culture of today's society. However, with the renowned work ethic of genXers, is a "softer life" even a reality for us and if so, what does that look like and what are the benefits for adapting this perspective? In this episode we discuss this with Katrina Michele, Owner of the Fundamentals Spa and host of the Soft Life Soiree!
About Katrina: While many fight their way to the top of the corporate ladder, she strives to be the ladder. With over 25 years of administration, sales, marketing and management experience, Katrina Michele Mitchell works tirelessly to position entrepreneurs to build businesses that stand out amongst the competition—in an excellent way. Katrina is the owner of Fundamentals Spa, featured in Essence Magazine and the host and curator of the Soft Life Soiree.
With years of experience in marketing and branding for entrepreneurs, as well as ministries, she serves as an exceptional resource for various types of services and entrepreneurial endeavors. Whether you need to generate greater revenue or build an effective brand strategy, set up your brick-and-mortar or get coaching on client retention;, Katrina’s keen eye for detail, intuitive problem-solving skills, and versatility is unmatched in the marketplace.
In addition to her degrees in merchandising and administration, and years of professional experience as a manager and executive in major corporations, Katrina has proven to be a successful business owner of over twenty years. Her passion for seeing others walk in excellence drives her direct, strategic approach to leadership and entrepreneurship.