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    293. What to do when your dream job stops being your dream job! With former Harley Davidson CMO Shelley Paxton May 24, 2024
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    **Show Notes**

    **Episode 293: What to Do When Your Dream Job Stops Being Your Dream Job**

    **Guest: Shelley Paxton, Former CMO of Harley-Davidson and Author of “Soulbatical: A Corporate Rebel’s Guide to Finding Your Best Life”.**

    **This Week’s Topic:**

    Have you ever found yourself questioning if the job you once loved is still a great fit? Maybe just considering this question makes you feel guilty, thinking “a million other people would kill for this job”. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

    This common professional and personal evolution often hits unexpectedly. For this week’s guest, Shelley Paxton, a pivotal wake-up call led her to reevaluate and recalibrate her journey, reigniting her passion and soul. Now, she focuses on helping others benefit from the lessons she learned. Her empowering message emphasizes choosing values over validation, setting boundaries to prevent burnout, and finding your authentic path. Whether or not you are contemplating a career change or pivot, the advice in this episode provides practical steps to live a life aligned with your values, or to quickly recalibrate when you deviate from them.

    **This Week’s Guest:**

    Shelley Paxton, a seasoned marketing and branding executive, is the author of “Soulbatical: A Corporate Rebel’s Guide to Finding Your Best Life”. With 26 years of experience, including as Chief Marketing Officer for Harley-Davidson, Shelley provides a unique perspective. As she reveals, the view from the top was amazing but not all it seemed or all she had hoped for. According to Shelley, her high-profile career was “sucking the joy out of my life—and the life out of me. I had been playing by someone else’s rules for so long that I didn’t even realize what I had lost amidst the shimmering ‘success’… a connection to my own soul.”

    **What You Will Learn from This Episode:**

    – How to align your core values and why it’s a continuous process.

    – The importance of understanding your true self and maintaining that connection.

    – Strategies to prevent burnout by setting effective boundaries.

    – Practical steps to live a life that aligns with your authentic values.

    – Guidance on recalibrating when you go off course.

    Listen to this episode to gain insights and inspiration on living a life true to your values, whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your career journey.

    LINKS MENTIONED:

    Shelley’s Website: here

    Shelley’s book: here

    Brené Brown “Dare to Lead List of Values:” here

    Follow Shelley: LInkedIn and IG

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 290: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all my episodes and content here!

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    292. How to build financial confidence for Super Woman Wealth with Regina McCann Hess May 17, 2024
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    Episode 292: How to build financial confidence for Super Woman Wealth

    Guest: Regina McCann Hess

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Have you ever felt intimidated or overwhelmed by the topic of money, but were too embarrassed to get the answers?

    You are not alone and it’s a big reason why this week’s guest launched her own firm and wrote a terrific new book to break down some of those barriers related to women and wealth and the questions we tend not to ask but should.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Regina McCann Hess is a financial planner with more than 25 years of experience. A particular area of her expertise is helping women take control of their financial futures.

    Regina has written a new book on the topic. Its called : “Super Woman Wealth: How to Become Your Own Financial Hero.”

    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS CONVERSATION:

    1. The Power of Kitchen Table Conversations: How open discussions about money can strengthen your relationships and transform your family’s financial well-being.
    2. Breaking Down Barriers: Regina shares strategies for overcoming the fear and taboos surrounding money, especially for women.
    3. Taking Charge of Your Financial Health: Regina’s “one-third rule” and other practical tips for saving, investing, and building confidence in your financial decisions.

    Whether you’re just starting your financial journey, looking for a fresh perspective, or maybe navigating the financial challenges and uncertainty around a potential career or life pivot, Regina’s wisdom and real-world advice is useful and empowering. And I think you’ll love it!

    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 292:

    Regina’s book: “Super Woman Wealth: How to Become Your Own Financial Hero”

    My conversation with Regina on her podcast “Women and Wealth”

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 290: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all my episodes and content here!

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    291. Why you don’t need all the answers to take the first step with Lilley Line Founder Stephanie Lilley May 10, 2024
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    Episode 291: Why you don’t need all the answers to take the first step with Lilley Line founder Stephanie Lilley

    Guest: Stephanie Lilley, Founder & CEO, The Lilley Line

    This Week’s Topic:

    Feel the fear and do it anyway! Let Stephanie Lilley’s story inspire you to stop overthinking and start taking action, even if you don’t have all the answers (because who does?).

    From lawyer to education advocate to farmer’s market vendor to Oprah’s Favorite Things List, Stephanie’s journey is proof that passion, guts, and a willingness to learn (and to ask for help) can be your best business plan.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Just start: Why “perfect” is the enemy of “progress,” and why that very first step is the most important.
    • Don’t let perfect planning paralyze you: Success requires making mistakes, embracing them as lessons, and moving forward stronger.
    • Problem-solving with impact: How focusing on a real need (and not a business plan) can lead to surprising opportunities.
    • Reach out, build community: The importance of mentorship, asking for help, and connecting with others on similar entrepreneurial paths.
    • The beauty behind the bag: Learn the story of how The Lilly Line empowers artisans while offering beautiful, practical, hand-woven products.

    Links:

    • The Lilley Line
    • Find The Lilly Line on social media: [Instagram, Facebook]
    • Follow Laura Cox Kaplan: [she said/she said podcast, Instagram Laura Cox Kaplan , Linked In Laura Cox Kaplan , Facebook Laura Cox Kaplan ]

    Exclusive Promo Code From The Lilley Line: Ready to try a Lilly Line bag and support an amazing cause? Enjoy 25% off your entire purchase! Use code SHESAID at checkout. Valid until May 31, 2024.

    Feedback:

    • Inspired by Stephanie’s story? Share your thoughts, and let’s dive deeper into taking bold action! Contact me via email (info@shesaid.media), social media, or a review on your favorite podcast app.

    About She Said, She Said:

    She Said, She Said is your weekly source of inspiration and practical advice to help you harness your influence and have the life and impact you want to have. Hosted by She Said / She Said Media founder Laura Cox Kaplan.

    Want more inspiration? You’ll find all our episodes here: She Said/She Said Podcast

    Thank you for listening!

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    290. How to manage your energy to maximize your productivity with Google Productivity Pro Laura Mae Martin May 03, 2024
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    290. How to manage your energy to maximize your productivity

    Guest: Laura Mae Martin, Google’s productivity expert and author of “Uptime: A Practical Guide to Personal Productivity and Wellbeing”

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    How many times have you said to yourself, “My email inbox is out of control, but to deal with it would take an endless amount of time!” I’ve certainly said that. In fact, my email problem has been building for well over a decade. The more those unopened, unread, un-responded to emails pile up the more overwhelmed it makes us feel. That overwhelmed feeling can distract us and shift our focus from what matters, while also causing us to miss all sorts of great opportunities.

    This problem has only grown worse as most of us are also now monitoring messaging functions in other apps.

    For the purposes of today’s conversation, email is only one small part. The bigger theme is how learning to manage all of those pesky to dos — like email — in ways that leverage our natural energy flows, can help us create a more productive and happy existence as well as give us more time for our highest priorities.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Laura Mae Martin is Google’s productivity expert and the author of “Uptime: A practical guide to personal productivity and wellbeing.”

    Laura has spent the past 13 years building strategies and tools to help Google execs be their most productive and she’s sharing these thoughtful, down-to-earth approaches with us. Laura is also the mother of three young children under age 5.

    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS CONVERSATION:

    This isn’t just a conversation about email — we also talk about:

    • How Laura ended up Google’s productivity guru when she started out in sales.
    • How to use zero-based calendaring.
    • Why you should consider grouping your to dos together.
    • Why weekly and daily themes can be helpful for structuring your days and weeks.
    • How you can rethink “urgent” and build “urgent” time into your day.
    • Why managing your energy flow is key to your most productive self.
    • And, of course, email tips!

    LINKS:

    Laura’s book: “Uptime: A practical guide to personal productivity and wellbeing.”

    Laura’s website where you’ll find helpful downloadables

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 290: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all my episodes and content here!

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    289. Learning to listen to the voice who knows you best with guest Kendra Bracken Ferguson Apr 26, 2024
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    Episode 289: Learning to Listen to the voice who knows you best

    Guest: Kendra Bracken-Ferguson

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Have you ever found yourself navigating a difficult project, or situation in your business that leaves you to question whether you should stay the course or just pivot? I feel confident this is something you’ve faced. The real question is, how did you decide? What was the process you used to determine whether difficult and hard were actually “too difficult and too hard” and not worth the continued sacrifice and struggle.

    Not all challenges are created equal. Determining which ones are worth fighting for requires particular tools that can help you determine how the particular struggle aligns with other core values and goals. This is one of my favorite parts of this week’s conversation. I think you’ll love it, and this week’s guest too!

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Kendra Bracken Ferguson is an internationally acclaimed thought leader, founder, venture capitalist, and CEO of the BrainTrust. She is also the author of a terric book called “The Beauty of Success: Start, Grow and Accelerate Your Brand.” Kendra is also the host of the “Business of the Beat” podcast, and she is one of the first Black women to raise more than $1 million in investment for her debut company.

    While her career started in public relations, she found her way to investing and to offering her high profile client base (think Halle Barry, Drew Barrymore, Gabrielle Union, L’Oreal, and Under Armour) a unique set of brand defining offerings and investment opportunities.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN EPISODE 289:

    • How Kendra learned to lean in to opportunity.
    • How her early career experiences informed the investment and brand work she does today.
    • How Faith informs Kendra’s pivots and priorities.
    • Kendra shares her 5 core pillars for alignment and decision making.
    • She also uses her core pillars as journal prompts! Love that!!
    • Why Kendra advises that we have to be careful that “research” isn’t actually an act of comparison (researching the competition is important, but losing sight of our own unique value proposition isn’t).
    • How to know when difficult is actually too difficult and means it’s time to pivot.
    • Learning to reframe “difficult”

    This conversation is part of our third collaboration series with the creative entrepreneur network The Southern C.

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 289: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all my episodes and content here!

    MAY I ASK YOU FOR A FAVOR? Please consider sharing some love in the form of a review of She Said/She Said Podcast on iTunes or wherever you listen to this podcast. Your reviews help me improve the content so that you get more of what you enjoy and are looking for from She Said/She Said Podcast, and they also tell the algorithm that this podcast is something important to you. I’d be truly grateful.

    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:

    Kendra Bracken-Ferguson

    Kendra’s book: “The Beauty of Success: Start, Grow and Accelerate Your Brand”

    The Southern Coterie

    She Said/She Said Podcast Episode 281 with Lydia Fenet

    Until next week, you take care and I’ll talk to you soon.

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    288. How to craft your personal brand narrative with Aliza Licht Apr 19, 2024
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    Episode 288: How to craft your personal brand narrative with Aliza Licht

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Building and sustaining influence in your career requires a number of important investments. One of the most significant investments is crafting a brand narrative that supports what you do, and how you want people to think about your work. In the words of this week’s guest, “when we don’t do this effectively and reinforce that message over, and over, and over, others will fill in the blanks.” But, they may not fill in the blanks accurately or in the way we would hope.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Aliza Licht is an award-winning marketing executive, 2x best-selling author (“Leave Your Mark” and “On Brand”), and the original fashion influencer DKNY PR Girl. When most people were just beginning to understand the power and impact of social media, Aliza under her pseudonym had already racked up almost 400k followers on Twitter.

    Today, Aliza is the founder of Leave Your Mark, a multimedia brand and consultancy. She advises businesses and individuals on brand building by leveraging more than two decades of expertise in marketing, communications, and digital strategy in the fashion industry.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

    • How Aliza became DKNY PR Girl.
    • Why leveraging your company’s brand or boss’ brand only takes you so far.
    • Why building your own brand equity matters.
    • How to navigate a side-hustle so that it can lay the groundwork for your career pivot.
    • How Aliza’s public “failure” helped her recalibrate the public persona of her brand.
    • The first step to navigating your brand pivot.
    • How to prioritize which platforms to use to build your brand.
    • Ways to sustain your brand once you’ve built it.
    • The power of Karma when promoting yourself.

    This conversation is part of our third collaboration series with the creative entrepreneur network The Southern C.

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 288: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all my episodes and content here!

    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:

    Aliza Licht

    Order Aliza’s latest book: “On Brand” — just released in paperback this week!

    Order Aliza’s first book: “Leave Your Mark” by Aliza Licht

    Aliza’s “Leave Your Mark” podcast https://link.chtbl.com/xo5hfVtv

    The Southern Coterie

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    Until next week, you take care and I’ll talk to you soon.

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    287. How being open to possibility paved the way for an unexpected brand pivot with Printfresh cofounder Amy Voloshin Apr 12, 2024
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    Episode 287: How being open to possibility paved the way for an unexpected brand pivot and great success

    Guest: Amy Voloshin, cofounder, Printfresh

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Ever find yourself headed down one path only to find that all your experiences and training have led you somewhere very different and even better than you might have imagined?

    That’s one of my favorite parts of Printfresh founder Amy Voloshin’s story. Her experience and training in textile design ultimately paved the way for her business Printfresh, and the vibrant, playful sleepwear aesthetic for which she and her brand are known. But, that’s not exactly where she started!

    Would Amy’s evolution into sleepwear, and now apparel have been as successful without those early career experiences she talks about in this episode? Probably not. The key here is how she was willing to remain open to possibilities that she hadn’t originally considered.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Amy Voloshin, along with her cofounder and husband Leo, created Printfresh in 2017 and launched into sleepwear. While they have continued to grow and evolve the business, their bread and butter continues to be the colorful loungewear aesthetic that leaves one wanting to stay in their pjs well after breakfast!

    Printfresh has twice received the Inner City 100 Business Growth Award, and Amy was part of Goldman Sachs’s 10k Small Businesses Program.

    Amy studied textile design at the Rhode Island School of Design. She, Leo and their two children live in Philadelphia, where Printfresh is headquartered.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

    • How Amy and her cofounder created the brand we now know as Printfresh.
    • Why she evolved Printfresh from a B2B to a B2C business.
    • How the pandemic ultimately provided a major boost to the business.
    • The importance of leaning into core values even when they are an investment, specifically size inclusivity and sustainability.
    • Amy’s thoughts on collaborations and picking the right partners.
    • Amy’s perspective on prioritization and balancing the need for creativity against brand consistency.

    This conversation is part of our third collaboration series with the creative entrepreneur network The Southern C.

    AMY HAS SHARED A SPECIAL SURPRISE FOR YOU! Be sure to use PROMO CODE: SHESAID to receive 20 percent off your Printfresh order from April 12-May 31, 2024. This generous, limited time offer is the perfect opportunity to do your Mother’s Day shopping, and to pick up something nice for YOU!

    FEEDBACK: I’m always excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 283: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all of my episodes and content here!

    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:

    Printfresh

    The Southern Coterie

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    286. How intention and a Travel Joy List can help you maximize vacation memories Apr 05, 2024
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    Episode 286: How intention and a “Travel Joy List” can help you maximize vacation memories

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Ever feel overwhelmed by the mix of emotion at the end of a vacation or family trip? Or, maybe you find that all those incredible memories you made begin to fade much too quickly?

    Making lasting memories is an important part of recharging, but getting the most from these experiences can require setting some intentions.

    This week, as I sort through the physical (and emotional) baggage at the end of our family Spring Break trip to Europe, I wanted to share a few strategies that I’ve found valuable that might work well for you.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE:

    Why it’s valuable to be intentional about your vacation downtime during the trip.

    The value of organizing your photos, notes, and thoughts each day v. waiting until the end of your trip.

    How to organize your photos on your phone.

    Tips on making sure you capture a range of photo images.

    How a “Travel Joy List” can help you build core memories, and why it’s a wonderful souvenir to give yourself after a trip.

    I’d love to hear your feedback on this or any of my episodes. And, if you have other great travel tips, I’d love to hear those too! Please share! You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 286: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all of my episodes and content here!

    LINKS MENTIONED:

    She Said/She Said Podcast + The Southern C Collaboration Series 2022, 2023, 2024: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7IR7mcn0cV7Vle8v5EoxJ4?si=5WMKtw94QjevJzRkRMVOug&pi=u-0DGod7WkQbOx

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    285. Building a community that connects, collaborates, and creates together! The Southern C cofounders Cheri Leavy and Whitney Long Mar 15, 2024
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    SHOW NOTES Episode 285: Building a community that connects, collaborates and creates together!

    Guests: The Southern C Founders Cheri Leavy and Whitney Long

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Ever find that when someone in your network says “You would be so great at that,” or maybe when they suggest an opportunity for you, their vote of support can supercharge your confidence?

    I’ve benefited from that type of encouragement more times than I can count. It’s a powerful gift for both the giver and the receiver!

    That is one of many reasons why it can be so critical to build a strong support network and community.

    This week, we dig into why building and being part of a community can create significant momentum for your business, why it can be a vital component for problem solving and shared learning, and of course how it can result in mutually beneficial collaborations. The benefits don’t stop there. The connections we create through shared community are a vital part of the human experience. We’re likely to live longer and experience much deeper levels of happiness, gratitude and ultimately success — however we define it — when we are intentional about community.

    THIS WEEK’S GUESTS: I’m joined by my two wonderful friends Cheri Leavy and Whitney Long. Cheri and Whitney are the co-founders of The Southern C, a network for creative entrepreneurs and a collaboration partner of mine for the past three years!

    These two amazing women saw a need they and other entrepreneurs were experiencing, and sprang into action to fill it. Today, the Southern C provides support, education, connection, and endless opportunities to collaborate for creative entrepreneurs.

    If you’ve been listening to She Said/She Said Podcast for a while, you’ve heard from some of the women who are part of The Southern C network. Their stories, advice, and perspective are a big part of what makes The Southern C such a special organization. Today, you’ll hear directly from the group’s founders!

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THE CONVERSATION:

    • How Cheri and Whitney built The Southern C
    • What makes this particular network so unique
    • What they have learned over the past 11 years
    • How they have deployed their own transferable skills into creating and building The Southern C
    • Some great examples of The Southern C at work!

    There is so much great advice and perspective in this episode, and I’m excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 285: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

    Looking for more She Said/She Said? You’ll find all of my episodes and content here!

    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:

    The Southern C

    Libba Osborn

    Jackie Thompson

    Shop Buru

    Gaines Jewelers

    LCB Style

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    I’ll be taking a short break, but will return in April with more she said/she said podcast and a few more episodes in our The Southern C + she said/she said podcast collaboration series! Until then, take care!

    She Said/She Said Podcast is produced weekly by She Said/She Said Media, LLC

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    284. From graphic artist to fashion designer: how to use joy as a transferable skill! Emily McCarthy Mar 08, 2024
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    Episode 284. From graphic artist to fashion designer: how to use joy as a transferable skill! With Emily McCarthy

    TOPIC: Building a joyful aesthetic into your brand or business is easier said than done. It takes more than just vibrant colors to spark a feeling and create a connection with your customer. Even more challenging is to take an aesthetic that’s working and continue to innovate and evolve it while staying true to your original vision.

    Episode 284 is part of our third collaboration series with the creative entrepreneur network The Southern C.

    ABOUT THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Emily McCarthy is the founder and CEO of her namesake brand Emily McCarthy, a joyful, color-infused brand Emily started as a small graphic design business and has grown into a thriving fashion design brand. She’s earned a repeated spot on Savannah’s must visit list of unique shopping destinations! Joy is at the heart of all that Emily creates, and how she engages her customer.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THE CONVERSATION:

    • How Emily took risks to build and grow her business
    • How she made a joyful aesthetic a transferable skill
    • Emily’s advice for how to deal with copycats and those who attempt to steal your designs and intellectual property
    • Emily’s advice for weeding through confusing input to make the decisions that are best for your business
    • How Emily thinks about and fuels her creativity
    • Her advice for balancing work and family as an entrepreneur

    There is so much great advice and perspective in this episode, and I’m excited to hear your feedback. You can reach me via the link in the show notes which you’ll find here in Episode 283: shesaidshesaidpodcast.com . Or, email me: info@shesaid.media

    You can also follow me and share your thoughts with me on social media on Instagram, Linked In, and Facebook.

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    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:

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