She's Crafted To Thrive™

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive, our guest is Anna Cabo, the founder, and creator of A’mour360 a natural skin care line. Self-care is a common challenge for all of us. Sometimes we feel that it’s gotta be this big “to do”, not always. Anna shares how watching several generations taking care of themselves with mini daily nightly facials set a foundation for her life and business today.   

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive I’m sharing a personal pet peeve that is brought up when I go to my favorite artisan pie shop. Have you felt like the biggest cheerleader of a local small business? I mean you are loyal, been supporting them for years, and share all the goods with friends but they don’t seem to notice or care. Well I’m going to share my experience and 3 things you should do in order to avoid this misstep in your business.  

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive, our guest is Jasmine Star. She’s a photographer and business strategist from Newport Beach, California. If you are a creative entrepreneur and are struggling with family responsibilities, chronic health problems or even trying to figure what is happening next in your life or business, you’ll want to tune in.  The beautiful thing about Jasmine’s story is like all of us we are constantly going through changes no matter how great or not great our life is. We can all fail if we don’t accept the challenge to grow, better ourselves and help the people we want to serve. Jasmine shares 3 things you need to do in order to pivot in your business as well as the mindset we should have when dealing with negativity in our business. 

On this episode of She's Crafted To Thrive™ I share My 3 Steps that will help you to really create and connect to your ideal customers on social media. It’s time to shift your mindset and embrace your story. These steps will help you to plan, organize and grow your social reach online with fans and customers that will love you for life.  The steps I talk about in this episode are simple yet powerful. They have really served as a great foundation for my business when marketing online.  The freebie below will really help you implement these steps in your business without the frustration.  

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive, our guest is Rachel Leachman. She’s the owner of Rachel Keppeler Designs, a jewelry maker and designer based out of San Diego, Ca. If you are a handmade artist and feel stuck but and frustrated with being in creative rut this episode is for you. Rachel shares her very real look at what it feels to be stuck in her creative business and how she's working through it. This conversation a raw look into what it means to be a creative entrepreneur. It’s not always Instagram sparkles, if you know what I mean. Rachel and I met on Instagram actually where she shared her feeling stuck in a live conversation with Jasmine Star. Things get real when what you do is your livelihood, we can feel like we can’t afford to be stuck. But here's the thing being creative requires maintenance on ourselves, so there might be some down time. Rachel shares how to work through it while still maintaining her business, and embracing the “STUCK”.  We also jump into what it takes to serve as a creative business. You’ll  learn steps on how to get unstuck, how to approach boutiques with your creative goods and tools that may help you run a business that get you featured in Etsy, like I our friend her Mrs Rachel. To create and thrive means working from within outward and we explore this on this episode. 

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive™, our guest is Crystalyn Aucoin, a jewelry designer from New Orleans and a mom to a superhero. She spent a decade in the jewelry industry but a major life-altering event changed the course of her journey and her outlook forever.  We learn how one step, no matter how small leads to healing and growth. She shares her tips & tools that help her to run a business and keep life in harmony while designing meaningful jewelry that women love .     

On this episode of She's Crafted To Thrive™ I share my 5 Steps that will help you to avoid overwhelm when marketing your creative business online. I know you know the feeling at looking at all the things and feeling like this can’t be done. These steps will help to refocus and shift your mindset on how to market your business. To be real these steps have helped me in life in general. They have really served as a great foundation for my business when marketing online.   

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive™ our guest is Christina Jones, a Personal Branding photographer. If you are a mom and you are looking for some inspiration to start or keep going in your business this conversation is for you. Our guest will tell you that Finding the balance of taking care of yourself, family and business is not for the faint of heart. But she shares some tips, mindset changes, and tools that will help you craft the life you want to live.

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive, our guest is Angie McPherson. She is a wedding and branding photographer based out of Virginia. If you are a side hustler or in a business and feeling stuck in the day to day of running your creative business, this is the episode for you. Angie shares her own journey of feeling the same way. Her success started in making different choices. Looking within herself gave her the motivation to change and grow. She shares her own experiences of how to create and grow your business to the next level. It takes work ya'll, success does not happen by accident.

On this episode of She’s Crafted To Thrive is a solo cast.  I will be sharing my personal Journey with endometriosis. In episode 8 I featured a fellow endo sister, Renee Hughes and we talked about her story and how to cope. I  wanted to share with you my raw thoughts and stories in hopes that will give the courage to carry on. Warning…. these are my own personal experiences, these are my own thoughts and my own feelings with dealing with this chronic illness. I'm going to share with you 3 things that endometriosis has taught me about running a business.