Podcast appearances and mentions of carrie barker

Carrie passed her Part 3 just two days before we recorded this episode. She talks about her experience of the qualifying process and the pressure of having to go to a third attempt to pass her Part 3 test. She also tells of the reasons why she chose to become a driving instructor and the support materials that were used (Go Green). Modesty forbids me to say who her trainer was but maybe having to go to a third attempt isn't the greatest advert?! Anyway I am sure a lot of people will empathise with Carrie when it comes to the trials and tribulations of the whole qualifying process. I hope you enjoy this episode - if you do please give it a 'like'! . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Subscribe to Lake Norman's #1 Weekly Email Newsletter - it's free, and it's good.In this episode, I sit down with the founders of Girl Tribe Co. Sarah Baucom and Carrie Barker. The duo launched their highly successful women's boutique concept in Southend Charlotte in 2017 and recently expanded to Birkdale Village.Carrie and Sarah share the story behind their own entrepreneurial journeys and how their own personal brands aligned to form Girl Tribe.Be sure to stay tuned until the end of the episode where the team shares some very valuable advice for listeners who might be thinking about starting their own small business.It happens to be the best advice for those on the fence about launching their own concept, and it's advice you've heard over and over on this podcast.It's advice that's certainly worth repeating, and I love that it's been echoed so many times on this podcast by highly successful entrepreneurs like Carrie and Sarah.Listeners, thanks as always for subscribing to The Best of LKN podcast and following along with me as I share these stories of entrepreneurs, small business owners, and leaders of local nonprofits every week. Enjoy getting to know the founders of Girl Tribe, Carrie Barker and Sarah Baucom.Girl Tribe Co.IG: @girltribeco @girltribebirkdale @shopgirltribepopupSpecial thanks to our sponsors!Support the show

If you're looking for an incredible brand that's doing some amazing things in the retail space you'll love this episode with Sarah Baucom and Carrie Barker, owners of Girl Tribe. In today's episode Sarah and Carrie share what building a healthy business partnership looks like and how to make everything that entrepreneurs face work, even during a recession! Make sure you check out their businesses and don't forget to leave a review to help other retailers, like you, find our podcast. • Girl Tribe Co. Website - https://www.girltribeco.com/ • Instagram - @GirlTribeCo • Girl Supply Co. Website - https://www.instagram.com/girl.supply/• Instagram - @Girl.Supply • Girl Tribe Pop Up Website - https://www.girltribepopup.com/• Instagram - @ShopGirlTribePopUp Exclusive FREE Training - secretsofretail.com/podcast Follow Josh on Instagram - @retailjosh streamlineretail.com

Podcast coming in late July 2022. Go ahead and subscribe so you get the first four episodes as soon as they come out on July 27, 2022!Welcome to the Before You Build Podcast  where we cover all things planning BEFORE you build your dream home.  Whether you're dreaming of building a custom home in the future or you're ready to start planning right now, this show is for you. The Before You Build Podcast is your one-stop shop for actionable home-building tips as well as advice for designing your home so that you feel equipped to bring the home of your dreams to life … a home that makes you (and your wallet) happy for years to come.I'm your host, Carrie Barker (a.k.a. Caroline on Design) and I designed my own custom home from the ground up, inside and out. Through trial and error, I created my absolute dream home that is not only perfect for the way my family lives but also turned out more beautiful than I imagined. And the best part … I did this all without blowing the budget and I still have no design regrets 9 years later. Now I'm here to teach you everything I learned along the way so that you, too, end up with that cozy, beautiful home you envision in your head and a mortgage you're comfy with. So grab a cup of coffee (or a mimosa!) and join me every Wednesday morning as we discuss how to plan for a successful home build with less stress, more confidence, and a plan to stick close to budget. This is the Before You Build Podcast.

How does an online start-up morph into a national brand with a brick-and-mortar presence in one of the best retail markets between Atlanta and DC? Girl Tribe Co Co-Owners Sarah Baucom and Carrie Barker radiate a female empowerment vibe that is about community and supporting fellow women-owned businesses. What started as a pop up shopping and networking event has grown into a national brand.  How did these entrepreneurs build their brand from the ground-up and what has been the magic sauce to Girl Tribe's success? Listen along as we discuss the formation of Girl Tribe with co-owners and founders Carrie Barker and Sarah Baucom.

Girl Tribe is a boutique apparel, pop up and creative company that does it all. I sat down with co-founders Carrie Barker and Sarah Baucom to talk about sharing the load of running this incredible Charlotte company. Find them on IG- @girltribeco or girltribeco.com

If you live in Charlotte, you've probably heard about the Girl Tribe. In four years, best friends Carrie Barker and Sarah Baucom have made a name for the Girl Tribe brand, opened a store, added an online shopping site, and even expanded their concept to five other cities around the South. And they join us on the BrandBuilders Podcast to tell us how it all got started.

You know the Girl Tribe girls, Carrie Barker and Sarah Baucom. But do you know their boys, Derek and Ryan? Well, you will after listening in on the triple date night we had with them. You’ll learn how Carrie and Sarah turned a high school “close acquaintanceship” into two besties starting and now running one of the fastest growing businesses in Charlotte, why none of us will be chairing our local chapters of the La Leche League anytime soon, and that “be the scientist” is the relationship advice you never knew you needed. Listen in and enjoy getting to know the masterminds behind this powerful business turned #girlpower movement, and their super supportive partners who help free them up enough to make it all happen. Jake, in particular, was pumped to commiserate (ahem... hear from) some other dads who do heavy lifting kiddo duties. And to accidentally play for the girls' team during Catchphrase. AGAIN. We’d love to hear from you! Please share, comment and also suggest ideas for future guests! For past episodes please visit jakeandpage.com.

In 2014, Sarah Baucom and her high school classmate, Carrie Barker, founded Girl Tribe Co. Both women were starting families, and their brand came before their product. They knew they wanted a brand that would empower women, but were not sure what their product would be.  Fast forward 5 years, and Sarah now has two young daughters and a thriving business. Sarah and Carrie's business started with graphic t-shirts, and has become a retail shop and a traveling pop-up show featuring women-owned businesses.  Sarah and I shared a lot of laughs as we talked about Girl Tribe's famous van (named Becky), the unique away message Sarah used during her last maternity (she totally channeled her inner royal princess), and the beginnings of the businesses. But we also talked about the pressures small businesses face in our current digital world, and the difficulties in transitioning from our "work energy" to our "mom energy" levels at home.  When it comes to leaving a legacy, Sarah has a vision and a goal, and as a 30-something entrepreneur, there is no doubt she'll reach her goals.  You're going to find Sarah to be a fun bundle of energy with clear focus and dedication to her work, her business partner, and, most importantly, her family.  Check out Sarah on Instagram at @sarahbaucom and Girl Tribe on Instagram at @girltribeco and online at www.girltribeco.com.  For more inspiring stories of moms making a difference, check out www.influentialmotherhood.com, and follow Melissa Duncan online at @influentialmotherhood on Instagram and Facebook.