What does it look like to go from a corporate job you hated, juggling nanny gigs and freelance work, to running a thriving multi-figure business? 

In this inspiring and honest conversation, I’m joined by my friend Elizabeth McCravy—website designer, course creator, and fellow podcaster—as she pulls back the curtain on her winding path to entrepreneurship.

Elizabeth shares how a love of MySpace design as a teen led to a career in digital media, why she left her "great on paper" job just four months in, and the scrappy, faith-fueled journey that helped her build a successful brand from the ground up. Whether you're in a pivot season or just starting out, this episode will leave you encouraged and equipped with real-world insight.

🎧 Press play to hear:

• Why quitting her 9–5 was the best “bad” decision she made
• The role freelancing and nannying played in launching her brand
• How she grew her design business through Upwork, strategy, and faith
• The lessons learned from failed launches—and what ultimately worked
• Why staying small at the start is often your biggest advantage

You’ll walk away with a new perspective on starting small, trusting God’s timing, and showing up consistently—even when the path feels uncertain.

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