She's Crafted To Thrive™

Do you have a word or mantra for the year 2020? Or are you like I use to be, "That's a whole bunch of fluff and whuwhu." Well tune in to hear how I've changed my tune and learn why this is the second year I've chosen one word for my business. I'll share why you need to do it, what impact it will have on the growth of you & your business and lastly how it helps keep the overwhelm at bay. Plus you here what my word is for the year 2020 and why.  Don't forget to leave me a review on iTunes because you could be featured on my next solo cast!

In this episode of She's Crafted To Thrive our guest is Mehnaz Khan, an artist, color consultant and the owner of Mehnaz Khan Studio. It’s 2020 and that could mean that you are looking to rebrand, redecorate, or do something new that involves color. And’s why I’m excited to have Mehnaz on the show. She started her business after using art to help her out of a difficult season in her own life. Now shes using art and color to help overwhelmed moms to have a purposeful positive outlook. So often today we take our cues on what’s trending based on what’s happening on Pinterest but Mehnaz believes that we should be taking our cues from nature and what we need when it comes to decor and branding. I tend to agree with her. She shares how art needs to be mindful and intentional because the outcome affects the subconscious mind. Tune in to this episode if you are looking for some great tips on how to use color shift your mindset and attract your ideal customers.
Check out Mehnaz's FREE e-book  “The Secret to choosing the perfect colors for your home.”

It's a New Year and a New You, Right. You got plans to start a new business or add something new to your current business but where do you start and how you do get over the fear. In this episode, I share how I started a new shop despite never doing anything like it before. These 5 steps are the same ones that I use to help my clients work through fear and create the things that they have been afraid to launch. 

In this episode of She's Crafted To Thrive our Guest is Renee Bartosh, Owner of Pure and Coco. She started her own skincare line because she and her family have a history of suffering from eczema.  I asked her to be on the show because I love her products and she is really good at creating new products for her skincare line. 

If you have a business that was created out of need, I wanna hear from you in the show notes comments sections.

In business, we tend to stick to what we know or what we're comfortable with. But what I admire about Renee is that she's not afraid to try something different. She shares how she researches, test and make her ever-growing skincare line.   Renee's been in business for several years and has been able to grow her skincare line and customer base. She's been in many Whole Foods and local boutiques all while taking advantage of each opportunity. Renee explains why the value of research, feedback, and networking. Yes, this woman is doing it but not without a little fear at her feet. She shares what her fears are and how she’s flourishing through it.

This episode is totally inspired by The Voice! It's such a great show, showcasing amazing talent. We all have a special gift but sometimes fear and the desire to be comfortable can hinder us from growing. In this episode, I will share why your unique gift is so important and what it looks like to dig deeper. 

In this episode of She’s Crafted to Thrive our guest is, Cristy Cross, lifestyle commercial and portrait photographer creating beautiful moments in your life. This episode is for you if you've ever felt burnt out, in a rut, or felt consumed by fear. Cristy shares how connection and fear woke her up to pursue her business with a new passion and goals that have set her business on fire.  I mean really this woman has created multiple revenue streams in her business that keeps her active in her business year-round. She shares her truth so humbly and honestly with gems from running a successful 13-year photography business.

 In this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive our guest is, Theresa Haddow, a watercolor artist and creative who started a craft box for young kids called, The Create Kit. This episode is for you if you've ever gone down a path in life and you hit a roadblock or maybe it was a pothole. Whatever it was.. it takes real strength and courage to move past what we would consider perceived failures. Theresa shares how she has conquered many challenges and continues to move forward to create a new and empowering path that brings her Joy! 

In this episode, our guest in Rosalynn Daniels, a content creator and lifestyle brand just to name a few of her hats. From the East to West coast this woman is working toward her goals so fierce! Rosalynn shares her big dream and what she is doing to reach it. It all starts with the decisions we make, our own mindset, and the people we surround ourselves with. Be sure to stay tuned to the end because Rosalynn shares her tips for a more sustainable business.

And we’re back! In this new episode find out what I’ve been up to and learn how life reminded me of these 3 very important steps to help any creative business stand out and create more consistent income. We hear a lot how as small businesses we have a lot of disadvantages but why not look at some of the big boxes' disadvantages and turn those into our strengths. These three steps are a no brainer but can easily get away from us if we are not paying attention. I share some examples and tips on how to increase customers by going back to the basics. 

In this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive, our guest is Kristi Monte, owner of Coffee With Kristi. She's a serial entrepreneur, who loves cats, music, and helping creative entrepreneurs create profitable systems. If you are a service-based business or thinking of starting a virtual assistant business this episode is for you. We dive right into talking about how to run multiple businesses, 3 things you need to do first when thinking about starting a virtual assistant business, and some tools to get you started.