She Can Too

Cyndy Golanka’s love of baking began at a young age. Even though she already has a lot on her plate, helping run several family businesses, she just couldn’t shake the baking bug. She ended up starting her own fully licensed in-home bakery, Capitol Cupcake. Cyndy shares with us the secrets of her success. 

Show Notes:

Capitol Cupcake

Kat Whitledge owns Kat Whitledge Basics & Bespoke, which designs and produces clothing in Vermont with a sustainable, slow fashion focus.. Her journey to becoming an entrepreneur is anything but ordinary. In this episode, she talks to us about teaching through an uprising in Egypt; why slow and sustainable fashion is important; and why she ended giving entrepreneurship a second chance.

Show Notes:

Kat Whitledge Basics & Bespoke

Instagram

NAGADA

Arealles Ortiz, founder of Curly Girl Pops, began her popsicle journey in 2015. In this episode of She Can Too – Arealles shares her journey from hobbyist to small business owner, tells us what it’s like to be a Latina entrepreneur in Vermont, and shares her biggest mistake as a business owner.

Show Notes:

Curly Girl Pops

Instagram

Where To Buy Her Popsicles

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Akshata Nayak will deny she’s a serial entrepreneur, but her successful new business – Little Patakha – has us thinking otherwise.

Show Notes:

Little Patakha – https://www.littlepatakha.com

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/littlepatakhakids/

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/LittlePatakha/

Twitter – https://twitter.com/littlepatakha

Akshata’s former business, The Orange Owl – https://www.facebook.com/TheOrangeOwl1/

Akshata own Alternative Roots Wellness Center with her partner – https://www.alternativerootswellness.com

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Claire Giblin takes us through a quick guided imagery session that can be done any time of the day.

Show Notes:

Claire Giblin Wellness – https://www.clairegiblin.com

– On her website you can sign up for her free guide -> PAUSE: 25 WAYS TO RECHARGE

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/clairesgiblin/

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I talk to Claire Giblin, a board-certified wellness coach, specializing in helping burnt-out caregivers thrive in all aspects of their life by transforming exhaustion and depletion into contentment and joy.

Show Notes:

Claire Giblin Wellness – https://www.clairegiblin.com

– On her website you can sign up for her free guide -> PAUSE: 25 WAYS TO RECHARGE

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/clairesgiblin/

Claire’s mentor:

Julia Atherton, of Atherton & Co. – http://www.athertonandco.com

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Leah Jones ran her successful jewelry business, Alloy Jewelry, for more than a decade before she decided to rebrand into Dear Jane Jewelry. Leah talks to us about the rebrand and how fortunate she was that good press about her business didn’t destroy it.

Show Notes:

Alloy Jewelry

Dear Jane Jewelry

Leah’s Support System Includes:

Elm Harris – Erin Harris

Locklin Smith

Luca Designs – Anne Darrow

Moment Consulting – Sara Alter

She Can Too is a podcast where we share insights and lessons from Vermont’s women entrepreneurs. These honest conversations dive into these women’s personal journeys in entrepreneurship and how it impacts EVERY aspect of their life.

You can listen to She Can Too on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher & Spotify.