Episodes
56
Latest episode
Nov 2024
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EN
Join me each week as I talk to a different small business owner, entrepreneur, creative, or non-profit leader about what they love to do most, how they got started and what keeps them going.
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Picture a travel agent. Did you see a scene out of Mad Men with people in mod suits holding paper tickets for a flight on Pan Am? Me too. But then I met Julie Colburn. Julie is a travel agent for 2024. She doesn't just issue tickets. She's your trip planner, logistics coordinator, purchaser, researcher, recommendation service, and concierge—all rolled into one work-from-home, accessible-anytime package. And her services are free to you. Ready to hear more and take that trip you've been dreaming of? Get in touch: on the web: https://www.onceuponawishtravel.com/julie-colburn facebook: Julie Colburn at Once Upon A Wish Travel instagram: jc_onceuponawishtravel
When does being type-A become a superpower? When you're planning a wedding! Have you remembered every detail? Don't worry, Devon Dixon has. As a banker turned wedding planner, she has every detail mapped out, whether you're getting married in twelve weeks or two years. Join me for my most organized conversation yet on 'So...Tell Me What You Do.' Get in touch: on the web: www.lilyandlace.org facebook: @lilyandlaceevents instagram: @lilyandlaceevents
A bouquet on the table is a welcome touch, but it's not enough for this week's guest, Lifestyle Floral & Event Designer Jennifer Edwards Templin. Jennifer doesn't just want to decorate your life; she wants to tell your story in flowers. She can start with your biggest visions on your wedding day but she plans to help you continue. Whether it's arranging preservation or donation after your big day, setting the stage for your first married dinner party, or decorating your office, it's your life with flowers this week on So...Tell Me What You Do. Get in touch: on the web: www.jennifernealedwards.com instagram: @yourwowness & @afterhourshouseflowers
With a professional DJ who welcomes your wildest idea and whose slogan is "No more boring parties," how could this not be our best podcast episode yet? Talking to DJ Johnny Mack was memorable and everything I could ask for, just as he promises your wedding will be; this is a small business podcast, and Johnny is a dedicated, determined solopreneur. Come for the stories, stay for the business insight this week on So...Tell Me What You Do. Get in touch: on the web: https://dot.cards/johnnymack facebook: @TheDJJohnnyMack instagram: @dj_johnny_mack
Love is the answer...if you can find it. If you think technology has changed business in the last twenty years, look at dating. Where the most significant danger was once a blind date, now there's swiping, catfishing, breadcrumbing, ghosting, and relationship coaching to help us navigate those pitfalls. So, what should a busy professional who hasn't yet found their perfect match do? Do what I did: reach out to Nadine Jimenez, founder and CEO of Matchmaking Nashville. Join us as Nadine shares how she navigates love because it's her business. Get in touch: on the web: www.matchmakingnashville.com instagram: @matchmakingnashville facebook: @matchmakingnashville linked in: @matchmakingnashville
If you were going to build your dream home, you wouldn't hire a builder and let him create what he wanted. But no matter how much we invest in our homes, that's exactly what most of us do with our yards. Doesn't the exterior of your property deserve the same love and care as the interior? Join me as I talk to Troy Outman, landscape architect, who will change how you think about where and how you live and what is possible. Get in touch: on the web: outmanlandworks.com facebook: @OutmanLandworks instagram:@outmanlandworks linkedin: @TroyOutman
The first time I met Christine Siever, she had just dropped off her young sons, walked into a business meeting, and said, "I'm a roofer, and my company is called Remington Roofing." I had to know more. When I found out she worked on her first roof at age 10, started her own business in a male-dominated industry only weeks after the birth of her second child, and has a passion for homeowner education, I immediately asked her to join me on the podcast. Christine shares all this—as well as what to look for to find a good contractor, a good insurance policy, and a good roof—on this episode of So...Tell Me What You Do. Get in touch: on the web: www.remingtonroofingtn.com on facebook: @remingtonroofing
Most people only buy property a few times in their lives: for their first home purchase, after a move, or to downsize in retirement. You make an offer after a short viewing, yet this is where you'll live and pay the mortgage for years. When you think about it, you wonder how anyone buys. The answer is a great home inspector, like my guest this week, Ryan McNeilly, owner of On The Move Home Inspections. Where we spend minutes, Ryan spends hours. Hear how Ryan uses his detail-oriented detective skills to ensure you can purchase and live in your home with confidence. GET IN TOUCH: one the web: https://www.otminspections.com on facebook: @OTMInspections
How do you find out what you need to know? You Google it! So when it's time to grow your business, Google ads seem like the obvious place to go. But wouldn't it be nice to know if those ads will work for you before you type in your credit card number? Meet my guest this week, Cally Pedersen, CEO of the Sage Agency. She'll let us know when it's time for Google Ads in our business and what results we can expect. Get in touch with Cally: on the web: www.thesageagency.com instagram: @the_sage_agency linkedin: @callysagepedesen
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