Today's interview is with Belgin Brown, the owner of Healthy Healing Hands. This episode is going to be a little different than the other information based episodes I've been posting. This one is definitely a little woo-woo, but even if that isn't your thing, I suggest you try the 4 minute guided meditation at the end of this episode! Belgin is a Reiki Master Teacher. She uses her empathic and intuitive gifts to help further her clients self care/healing journeys. She brings her years of study and her life experience to help others find peace, joy, and their true calling. I can't wait to see how you all like this episode! Please rate & review us so we can reach more creative entrepreneurs like yourself!

Today's interview is with Alexis from Archuleta Virtual, she's a virtual assistant who focuses on helping entrepreneurs and small businesses. She tells us what a virtual assistant does, and she also gives us some simple tips that you can use to help grow your Instagram account! I highly suggest working with a virtual assistant if you don't enjoy doing the administrative or online duties that come along with owning a business. Why not let someone else work in their zone of genius while you work in yours?

In this episode, I interview Danielle Hunter, the owner of Hunter Design Studio. Danielle is an independent graphic designer who is based out of Connecticut. She works with clients locally across New England and remotely around the globe. Her main services include branding, website design, and custom marketing collateral. She talks about what brand design is, and why hiring a brand designer is worth the investment, especially when you're first forming your business. We get into some other side topics too, so I hope you enjoy this dynamic conversation!

In this solo episode, I talk about how important it is to realize the influence you have as a business owner. We all have more power than we realize, and we have a responsibility to help others however we can. Using your skills, talents and personality to help others will inevitably build your business (the right way).

In this episode, I interviewed Chelsea who is the owner, planner and designer for Pearl Weddings and Events. Chelsea tells us about the importance of knowing your audience, especially on social media. We talk a little about what its like to have a very active, excited mindset as an entrepreneur, and how we manage it in our businesses. I love and respect this woman so much, I hope you'll enjoy this episode as much as I did!

This is my first Q&A solo episode! I answer 6 questions in today's show. Some questions are about business, and a couple are just about me. If you have questions that you want answered, email me at [email protected] - send me some good ones! I loved recording this!

Marisa from Shakeup Makeup has been an entrepreneur for over 10 years, and has successfully built her passions into her business by joining them all with one central purpose. Learn how she gets grounded when she's feeling overwhelmed, how she connected her business ideas, and how she finds the energy to keep going. We talk about a lot of things in this interview, but I bet it'll feel relatable. Especially for entrepreneurs who are wives and mommas too!Find show notes at: https://www.thedittopodcast.com/post/_s1e4

We're all a little obsessed with social media, even if we find ourselves comparing our work and businesses to everyone else's. It's called comparisonitis or imposter syndrome, and I'll tell you how to build a supportive community using those feelings.

Find the balance that you're seeking in your crazy schedule. As creatives we sometimes need a little guidance with getting our ideas all in one place, and then making time for them all. Alexandra tells us how we can do that!

This is the first episode of the Ditto Podcast, so I figured I'd give you a little background on who I am, and why I started this podcast! Instagram: @thedittopodcastWebsite & show notes: https://www.thedittopodcast.com/