This episode is about how we can build some roots into our journey and not be easily blown over. I'm using the analogy of the olive tree, what many scientists call the indestructible tree. And I'm going to share with you three ways to build roots in your life in your business that will help you have a more sustainable and profitable journey, based on how this tree thrives even in the harshest conditions. But before I spill the tea… I’ll be sharing some vulnerable updates on my chronic illness journey. So tune in and share your takeaways with me.

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This episode is near and dear to my online roots because it's taken me way back to the beginning of my business when I was doing digital marketing services and that’s just one thing I have in common with our guest for this episode.

I'm so excited to have Kirsten, the founder of Roldan & CO, an agency & educational business on the show. She helps small businesses that are looking to scale. During this episode, she’ll share how she started and grew her business into multi-six figures literally during the pandemic. In the good juicy bits of this episode, you're going to hear what her mission was and still is today.

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Our featured guest Nitika Chopra is an advocate and champion of the chronic illness community. She’s the founder of Chronicon, a media and events company, dedicated to elevating the lives of those living with a chronic illness. You might also know her from her partnerships with companies like Lucky, QVC, Well+Good, and over 150 other brands in the wellness and self-love space.

In this episode Nitika shares about her journey to creating Chronicon, an idea inspired by the women who created CuryCon, as well as the mindset, boundaries, and self-compassion that she’s cultivated over the last 11 years to build a successful life & business.

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This episode is brought to you in collaboration with the Handmade Seller Magazine. It’s where artists and entrepreneurs can go every month to read inspirational business stories from handmade sellers from around the world, and they can learn tips of the trade and get updated on the latest industry news, and get fresh ideas for the next upcoming month.

Our Featured guest is Annya White-Brown, (also known as Annie) who was featured in the Handmade Seller July 2020 Magazine. She’s the owner and CEO of Natural Annie Essentials, a lifestyle candle company, and family-run. 

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In this episode I share some of the reasons I have held back from investing in myself and what it’s cost me.  For years I was just trying to figure out how to handle or manage my pain so when it came to thinking about anything else it all took the back seat. Have you ever felt that way about something or have even said, “I’ve got more important things to take care of, this can wait.”  I am the first to say that I am no pro at saying “Yes” to opportunities to invest in myself but when I have, it’s paid off and because of that I do my best to intentionally look for opportunities to invest in my emotional, mental and everything in between. I’ll share my perspective on the importance of investing in your mental and emotional health and how the choice of whether to invest or not can affect our success in life and business.

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I'm so excited about this episode because our guest is Kinsey Streib, a Social Media Marketer based out of Colorado. She shares how you can be authentic, stand out in your business and attract your ideal audience. And she does such an amazing job of doing this.

In this conversation she’ll share how to take the crunchy parts of social media and flip them on their head and how to use what I call our superpowers for good when it comes to social media. I cannot wait for you to tune in because we're sharing tips, tricks, and stories, of course, about how to make a social media plan work really well for you while tapping into your stories and what makes you, you. All so that you can make your business stand out on Social media.

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I am so excited to have Alicia Chester, founder of Our Southern Gentleman on the show. She is a seamstress, a maker of kids' accessories. She really encourages little boys and just little kids to act and dress like gentlemen and little ladies, and I totally love her vibe! If you've ever felt like you're trying to do all the things that everyone says that you're supposed to do and how you're supposed to do it but feel like #allthethings are not working…. Then you’ll love this conversation.

So what I love about this conversation is that Alicia unapologetically embraces doing what works for her. She has tapped into the power of what creativity looks like for her, she’s embracing her unique ability to create with guidelines but then find her way and create her way of doing things. She’ll share what this looks in life and business and how it’s helped her to create a beautiful business that is unique, one of a kind, and truly taps into her creative zone of genius. So if you want to tap into your own zone of genius, maybe you can listen and tune in to this episode and be inspired and empowered to step into your unique gifts more.

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As an introduction to our new collaboration series with The Handmade Seller Magazine, it was totally an absolute must to feature the woman and founder behind the community, Dani. Dani describes herself as always being artsy, crafty, and having a love of the handmade industry. From there she thought, what if we just had a place where everybody could share their stories and you could say that’s where the makings of the Handmade Seller Magazine started. It's like a monthly piece of comfort, that you can open every month and drink with your favorite cup of tea and read about other handmade sellers who are doing what you want to do.

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I’m going, to be honest, last year was a mix of emotions. Last year I was stretched in every direction. I'm super excited 2020 is gone and then 2021 started off kind of crazy, too. So here’s my State of the Union, if you will, when it comes to what to expect for your creative entrepreneur journey going on into 2021. Here is my humble opinion of what I think will be trending, what are things that are going to light you up, and what are things you're going to see differently in the marketing space.

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This year, 2020 has been one for the history books. For the first time in over 2 years, She's Crafted to Thrive is taking a whole month off but before I do be sure to listen to this episode all the way to the end. I am sharing the deets on what is going on in my chronic illness journey and 2 ways that can help you thrive now and into the new year even though there is lots of uncertainty and change.  These two tips are what I  do in order to cope with the uncertainty of living with a chronic illness and the changes it brings. So I am sure these two tips will help you in some way. I'll be back in January with new guests, a new series, and so much more that I'm so excited about. Until 2021, Much love and thank you so much for continued support and loyalty.

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