In this episode, Pam Tures brings a magnificent example of how liberating can be to develop a good second in command and a solid staff we can rely on.

As the co-owner of Lee Hill Auto Service, Pam built a supportive team that gave her the freedom to nurture her passion for artistic expression. She founded Bee-Potsitive Creations, the space where she produces fused glass and pottery sculptures, one of them recently accepted by the Smithsonian Museum on her work depicting her perception of COVID. 

Throughout our conversation, Pam talks about how she got into pottery and glass sculptures, the empowerment and freedom gained from building a reliable team in her business, and the moment she got the email from the Smithsonian Museum announcing they accepted her artwork be exhibited. She also describes the turning point when she realized and convinced herself that her art was worthy and valuable to folks and the importance of instilling an independent mindset in our internal customers. 

Some Questions I Ask:

• Could you talk about your business, Bee-Potsitive Creations? (1:57)
• You didn't consider yourself an artist, right? You had a journey with all of that. Can you speak to that a little bit? (14:16)

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Pam shares a bit about her journey and her relationship with art (6:09)
• About how the art piece soon to be exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum was born (9:03)
• How Pam embraced the idea that she was a business owner and an artist (17:35)
• Pam talks about how refreshing it is to come back to the business after spending quality time with our passion (23:14)

Resources:

• Bee-Potsitive Creations Facebook
• Lee Hill Auto Service website

Connect with Pam:

• Email: [email protected]

Let's connect:

• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Email: [email protected]

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