KREWETALK WITH KP

In this episode of Krewe Talk, KP chats with New Orleans real estate powerhouse Stacie Carubba. They dive into Stacie's journey into real estate, how personal experiences shaped her career, and the latest market trends. The conversation gets into the role of tech and AI in the industry, shifting dynamics between buyers and sellers, and what’s new with commission structures. Stacie keeps it real with insights and stories from her own career, reminding us all that authenticity and building true connections are what make the real estate game successful.

Keywords

real estate, Stacie Carubba, market trends, personal branding, technology in real estate, commissions, buyer-seller dynamics, entrepreneurship, New Orleans, career journey

This week, my husband Scott and I are sitting down for a fun, light hearted episode where we share personal stories, laugh about our marriage, and tackle a few unexpected questions. We’re talking everything from our dream vacations and childhood memories to what it’s really like running businesses together. We also dive into life beyond being parents and entrepreneurs, and of course, we’ll share some of our favorite things—movies, soft drinks, and even our dream cars. It’s a laid back convo that captures the heart of our relationship and the journey we’ve been on, perfect for anyone who loves real talk, family, and personal growth!

Keywords

podcast, marriage, family, business, personal growth, dreams, identity, relationships, parenting, fun questions

KP and Johanna Bob-Semple explore the journey of salon ownership, the challenges faced in the beauty industry, and the importance of creating a unique salon environment. They discuss the transition from beauty school to becoming a salon owner, the significance of client relationships, and the evolving world of the beauty industry.

beauty industry, salon ownership, hairstyling, entrepreneurship, beauty school, client relationships, salon environment, business challenges, industry trends, personal growth

In this episode, KP and Shelby Clement unpack the wild ride of entrepreneurship, from the highs to the hustle. Shelby shares her leap from the oil and gas industry to launching her own marketing agency and membership program. They dive into why social media is a non-negotiable for business growth, the power of authenticity in branding, and how to lead a team that vibes with your vision.

The discussion underscores the importance of embracing the chaos, trusting your squad, and staying true to your mission while navigating the rollercoaster of business life.

entrepreneurship, social media, marketing, business growth, personal development, team dynamics, branding, authenticity, membership launch, chaos management

Dr. Jules Walters, a board-certified plastic surgeon, opens up about his journey in the world of medicine and the highs and lows of running his own practice. In this chat, he and KP dive into why choosing a board-certified surgeon is a must and the dangers of going to under qualified practitioners. They also get into how social media has become a game changer for plastic surgery, and why staying authentic is key to building a thriving practice.

The convo highlights the challenges of hiring the right team, the importance of growth—both personally and professionally—and how creating a positive patient experience is non-negotiable.

plastic surgery, medical field, running a practice, social media, COVID-19, education, regulation, board-certified plastic surgeon, risks, plastic surgery, board-certified, unqualified practitioners, social media marketing, authenticity, patient experience, hiring, team building, personal growth, professional growth, trust, ethics, brand:

Dr. Jules Walters, a board-certified plastic surgeon, opens up about his journey in the world of medicine and the highs and lows of running his own practice. In this chat, he and KP dive into why choosing a board-certified surgeon is a must and the dangers of going to under qualified practitioners. They also get into how social media has become a game changer for plastic surgery, and why staying authentic is key to building a thriving practice.

The convo highlights the challenges of hiring the right team, the importance of growth—both personally and professionally—and how creating a positive patient experience is non-negotiable.

plastic surgery, medical field, running a practice, social media, COVID-19, education, regulation, board-certified plastic surgeon, risks, plastic surgery, board-certified, unqualified practitioners, social media marketing, authenticity, patient experience, hiring, team building, personal growth, professional growth, trust, ethics, brand

KP and her sister get real about Kallie's journey in the fitness industry, breaking down her fresh approach to personal training. They dish on hot takes like body positivity, the pressure to fit into certain beauty molds, and how your fitness goals should flex with your life. Kallie keeps it raw, sharing her own story of weight loss, pregnancy, and bouncing back after baby.

The convo also spills into the role social media plays in shaping body image and why mental toughness and self love are non negotiable. They chat about the hustle of being a woman in a male dominated field, the rise of online training, and the never ending juggle between mom life and career goals. Kallie highlights the power of a strong mindset in crushing fitness goals and teases her big plans for taking her online training biz to the next level.

fitness, personal training, body positivity, weight loss, pregnancy, postpartum, social media, self-confidence, fitness, personal training, body image, self-acceptance, women in fitness, online training, motherhood and work, mindset

Allison Herrera, the woman behind Uptown Girl Media, has had quite the journey. From her early days studying elementary education to making waves in news broadcasting, she eventually found her true calling in digital marketing. With a deep love for storytelling and a commitment to supporting local businesses, Allison understands that creating impactful marketing content means truly getting a brand's culture and personality.

Uptown Girl Media is more than just a social media marketing agency; it's a partner in success, offering honest, no-nonsense strategies that deliver results.

Allison's advice? Embrace the confusion and challenges—they're the stepping stones to growth and success.

Tune in for some serious laughs and truth bombs this Krewesday!

Keywords

Allison Herrera, Uptown Girl Media, digital marketing, storytelling, local businesses, brand personality, challenges, rewards, entrepreneurship, social media marketing, business, challenges, COVID-19, honesty, current trends, growth, success

In this episode of Krewe Talk, KP sits down with Megan TeresI, one of the powerhouse women behind Glow Nutrition. Megan opens up about her journey from dreamer to business owner, sharing how she brought her vision to life with her Herbalife nutrition club. She dives into the highs and lows of running a brick-and-mortar store, highlighting the importance of a solid support system and the personal connections she’s built with her customers—connections that keep her inspired every day.

Megan and KP also chat about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, touching on the elusive work-life balance and the joy of reaping the rewards of their hard work. Megan shares how running a family business has shaped her perspective on what it means to be an entrepreneur, and how resilience has been key to navigating the unpredictable challenges of the business world.

Throughout the conversation, they celebrate the freedom and fulfillment that comes with being their own bosses, while also recognizing the continuous evolution required to stay ahead in the game. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to be inspired by the journey of two unstoppable women in business.

Keywords

business ownership, brick-and-mortar store, Herbalife nutrition club, support system, personal relationships, partnerships, continuous evolution, business ownership, work-life balance, family business, resilience, COVID-19, freedom

In this episode, KP and Samie Gonzalez dive deep into their journeys as salon owners and beauty industry trailblazers. They share the highs and lows of launching their businesses at a young age, making the leap from commission salons to owning their own suites, and navigating the chaos of entrepreneurship. KP reflects on how she’s grown as a leader, emphasizing the power of nurturing and developing her team to drive success.

The conversation also touches on the challenges of hiring and training experienced stylists, and the crucial need to find team members who vibe with the salon’s vision and culture. KP and Samie unpack the evolving expectations of younger generations in the industry, the ever-important role of social media in building a brand and clientele, and the balancing act of homeschooling while running a business.

They highlight the importance of delegation and seeking help to keep evolving as salon owners. This conversation is a testament to the resilience, grit, and growth mindset needed to thrive in the beauty world.