This episode was inspired by a blog post that Julianne recently published titled Life Without Swipe Up, which essentially reflects on the obsession with getting 10,000 Instagram followers and the Swipe Up feature, and it explores why more followers doesn’t necessarily mean more success, the importance of knowing your niche and showing up consistently where your potential customers are. We chat all that and more throughout this episode, and we also learn how Juli used her background in PR and politics to vault The Garter Girl forward.

Todd, the Founder and CEO of Showit, and I discuss how Showit got started, how at one point there was uncertainty over its future and why Todd and his team rebuilt the platform from scratch into what it is today. We also chat about why Todd opted not to take VC funding and the kind of business that he wants to run.

“We’re all going to experience seasons of business in life that will look very different. Our businesses in our lives are always changing. So it’s good to try to prepare ourselves as much as possible for those season changes.” – Kaitlin Holland Today’s guest is Kaitlin Holland of The School of Styling, and more recently, […]

This post is about preventing difficult client situations before they happen. While there a whole lot of things one can do to prevent such situations, much of learning how to avoid difficult clients comes down to experience. Here’s our best attempt at sharing what we’ve learned from our experiences so that you might have one less difficult client experience.

Nancy chats with Davey about building a team. She shares with us how to know whether you’re ready to build a team, what she’s learned from her own experiences, insights into how to decide who to hire and how she evaluates candidates.

Paige chats about how she was able to build a successful photography business in a smaller market. She outlines the challenges business owners face in those markets and then gives us steps that business owners can take to market their businesses in those areas.