Pretty Okay Podcast

In this week's episode I sit down with Native Poppy owner, Natalie Gill, to discuss how she's gone from working in HR to owning and running a flourishing floral company with two storefronts in under 5 years. Natalie shares all about her growing pains, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way.

Today’s episode features special guest, Taryn Sutherland Gross of Twinkle and Toast. We’re sitting down to dispel all the rumors about working from home, both good and bad. Tune in to hear what are our pros, cons and solutions.

In this "minisode", Sam breaks down the #1 tool she uses to stay productive, how it works, and why it really, really matters. 

Part 2 of our finance series dives into revenue and the big D...debt. We're sharing more about the best way to pay yourself as a business owner, mistakes to avoid when setting your pricing, and how to climb out of the financial hole you dug yourself into.  

The first episode of our finance series covers all the basics:

• Terms you should know
• Systems to implement
• What to do and what NOT to do when it comes to personal and business finance.
• Our favorite tools and resources for getting started

Sooner or later, someone is going to rip you off. Learn how to gracefully handle copycats and protect yourself in the process. Plus, if you care, we give you our opinion of the Game of Thrones finale, but not until the end so you don't have to skip this episode if you hate it. 

In this week's episode, we tackle trolls. Not literally, but we do go in depth about dealing with rude and unreasonable people both in customer service and on social media. Whether you're a product or service-based business or just a personal brand building your following, you will at some point encounter someone emboldened behind a keyboard to be an a$$hole. We're sharing experiences, tips and methods to help get you through it with grace and emotional maturity. 

In this week’s episode, we’re chatting about all the things not to do when reaching out to brands. Learn how to build your elevator pitch, and create a thoughtful plan for pitching your business or brand to potential partners. Whether it’s for product trade or payment, we’ll share how to present yourself in the best way possible.

Even the most confident of boss babes has those moments of feeling overwhelmed and lack of control in her business. You might even start to doubt why you started and where you’re going. That’s when your business bestie swings in to save the day. Learn about what a business bestie is, why you need one, and how to find yours.

Sam and Julia share their personal history and experience in the corporate world, what made them want to make a change, and what valuable lessons they learned and apply to their own businesses.