Taking Imperfect Action with Kait McKenna Radkowski of Party Mouth
My first guest back is Kait McKenna Radkowski, founder of the feminist pottery brand Party Mouth. Over the last few years, she’s closed her brick and mortar shop, doubled down on her art, moved to Pittsburgh, and welcomed her second baby. Her biggest lesson? If she waited for perfection, she may not have started. In this episode we cover: Opening her first business, In Good Company, a brick and mortar gift shop in South Boston Giving herself permission to experiment, start messy, and do things imperfectly How she rebranded after noticing what shoppers were gravitating toward (spoiler: it doubled her sales) Designing her new business to fit her expanding family life Entering a curiosity era: sharing real numbers online, brand partnerships, and her first digital product Plus, her multiple toothbrush theory, Notes app supremacy, and the Survivor podcast we should probably start Prepping for holiday market season? Grab Kait’s market prep workbook Follow along with Kait: Instagram: @party__mouth Website: shoppartymouth.com Follow Feel Good Galaxy on Instagram @feelgood_galaxy and subscribe so you never miss an episode.







