Linked & Led with Amary Doremus

🎙️ Episode Title: The Episode Never Recorded

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No script. No notes. No plan. Just a little heart-to-heart. ❤️

This episode of Linked & Led is a little different. It’s raw, real, and straight from the heart.

We’re talking about the voices in our heads, the opinions of others, and how easily we allow fear, self-doubt, and the need for approval to hold us back from chasing the dreams God has placed on our hearts.

How many times have we talked ourselves out of something before we ever gave ourselves the chance to try? Or let someone else’s opinion carry more weight than our own calling?

This one isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about showing up, getting out of our own way, and remembering that we weren’t created to live our lives based on what everyone else thinks.

Because sometimes the biggest thing standing between you and your dreams is the voice you’ve allowed to become louder than your purpose.

🎙️ Linked & Led with Amary Doremus — where faith, entrepreneurship, leadership, and real life come together.

Feel like you’ve fallen off track with your routine, health, faith, business—or maybe just life in general? You don’t have to wait until Monday, next month, or January 1st to start over.

In this episode of Linked & Led with Amary Doremus, we’re talking about the difference between starting over and simply hitting reset. From getting back into healthy routines and showing up consistently in your business to reconnecting with your faith and remembering what matters most, sometimes the answer isn’t doing something completely new—it’s returning to what you already know works.

We’ll talk about letting go of the all-or-nothing mindset, making the next right choice, and remembering that one off day—or even one off season—doesn’t erase all the progress you’ve already made.

A reset doesn’t erase your progress. It reminds you where you’re going.

If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect” time to get back on track, this episode is your reminder: you can reset at 2:17 on a Wednesday. ❤️

🎙️ Linked & Led with Amary Doremus — conversations about permanent jewelry, entrepreneurship, leadership, faith, and building a business and life that fits the season you’re in.

Do you ever feel like you’re just too busy to start a business?

In this episode of Linked & Led, I’m sharing what my life really looks like—working a full-time job, raising two active boys, keeping up with sports, church, PTO, travel, and running a successful permanent jewelry business.

The truth is, I don’t have more hours in my day than anyone else. Instead of trying to make my life fit my business, I’ve intentionally built a business that fits my life.

I’ll share how creating an online presence, showing up consistently, using tools like Google Business, my website, AI, and automation allows my business to keep working—even when I’m at a ballgame or traveling across the country.

If you’ve ever said, “I’d love to start a business, but I just don’t have the time,” this episode is for you.

In this episode, we’ll talk about:

• Building a business around your lifestyle

• Why consistency matters more than perfection

• Using SEO and Google to help customers find you

• Creating an online presence that works for you

• Working smarter with systems and automation

• Why I believe freedom—not busyness—is the real goal of entrepreneurship

Whether you’re curious about starting a permanent jewelry business or simply looking for a better way to build the life you want, I hope this episode encourages you to take the next step.

Why does some permanent jewelry last for years while other pieces tarnish, stretch, or lose their shine?

In this episode of Linked & Led, I’m breaking down one of the biggest factors in permanent jewelry—the quality of the chain. We’ll talk about why the connection method isn’t the same as chain quality, what to look for when choosing permanent jewelry, why knowing where your chain comes from matters, and the questions every customer and permanent jewelry artist should be asking.

Whether you’re thinking about getting permanent jewelry or starting your own permanent jewelry business, this episode will help you better understand what contributes to a piece that’s made to last.

🎙️ Topics Covered:

• ​ Permanent jewelry chain quality
• ​ Why some permanent jewelry lasts longer
• ​ Different chain materials
• ​ What to ask before buying permanent jewelry
• ​ Choosing a reputable supplier
• ​ Tips for permanent jewelry business owners

Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who loves permanent jewelry or is thinking about starting their own business.

Growing a Permanent Jewelry Business: What National Conference Taught Me

Come behind the scenes of our 2026 National Conference! I’m sharing the biggest lessons I brought home about growing a permanent jewelry business, leadership, personal growth, and the power of surrounding yourself with women who truly want to see you succeed.

From new jewelry and exciting announcements to team memories, meaningful conversations, and a lot of laughter, this weekend reminded me that business doesn’t have to feel lonely—and direct sales doesn’t have to be built on competition.

Plus, I’m sharing why this month may be the perfect time to start your own permanent jewelry journey.

💭 Team Network Marketing or Team Anti-Pyramid Scheme?

This week on the podcast, I’m sharing my honest thoughts on the industry that so many people love to hate.

We’ll talk about:

✨ Pyramid schemes vs. legitimate network marketing

✨ Where I think people get fooled

✨ The good, the bad, and everything in between

✨ Why my perspective may surprise you

Comment 🎙️ below to be the first to get this week’s podcast episode when it drops!

Success looks different for me now. ❤️

For a long time, I thought success was about the next goal, the next achievement, the next milestone.

But the older I get—and the older my boys get—the more I realize success isn’t just about what I’m building. It’s about who I’m becoming and who I’m building it for.

Today, success looks like flexibility.

It looks like being present.

It looks like faith over fear.

It looks like helping other women realize they can build something that fits their life, too.

In this episode of Linked & Led, I’m sharing my heart about entrepreneurship, social media, building relationships, and creating a life that aligns with what matters most.

I’d love to know: What does success look like for YOU right now?

🎙️ Listen to the latest episode of Linked & Led and let’s talk about it.

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Starting a permanent jewelry business can feel exciting… and overwhelming all at the same time. In this episode of Linked & Led, I’m sharing five things I truly believe every beginner should know before getting started.

From learning as you go, to practicing on friends and family, to realizing your setup does NOT have to be perfect — this episode is all about helping you stop overthinking and finally take the first step.

We’re talking:

✨ Why you don’t need to know everything before you begin

✨ The importance of consistency over perfection

✨ Building confidence through action

✨ Why customers connect with YOU just as much as the jewelry

✨ And how there is room for YOUR style, YOUR method, and YOUR business in this industry

If you’ve been waiting until you feel “ready,” this episode is for you.

For more information on permanent jewelry, classes, resources, and more, visit amarydoremus.com

In this episode of Linked & Led, we’re diving into one of the BIGGEST questions in the permanent jewelry industry:

“How is it permanent if it’s not welded?”

After doing welded permanent jewelry for two years, I’m sharing my personal experience, why I ultimately chose a non-welded method, and why I believe there is room for ALL styles and methods in this industry.

Welcome to the very first episode of Linked & Led!

In this episode, I’m sharing my personal story — where I come from, how I found permanent jewelry, and how this business completely changed the way I viewed entrepreneurship, flexibility, and freedom.