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Grab your FREE Monthly THE STATE OF SOCIAL MEDIA Report HEREJoin CRUSH YOUR CONTENT and learn how to exactly how to Make Money from Social Media, and create content that you are obsessed with! Join NOW and START CRUSHING CONTENT TODAYConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTokToday, I want to emphasize the importance of prioritizing your mental health over social media. It's okay to take a break from posting every day. It's important to take time for yourself and your offline relationships. You don't have to be constantly consumed by social media. I took a break from Instagram and TikTok recently, and it didn't affect my success. Give yourself permission to take a break, recharge, and live in the moment. You're doing great, keep it up! See you tomorrow.Grab your FREE Monthly THE STATE OF SOCIAL MEDIA Report HERECheck out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.ME

Taylor Sterling is a curatorial artist, creative director, and content creator. You may also recognize her name from Glitter Guide, the digital lifestyle publication and media company she founded back in 2011. Or from her latest project, Moonbow, a newsletter about kids' books.    In this episode you'll learn all about Taylor's personal journey into the fashion world, starting as a magazine intern and personal style blogger. We discuss the struggle of dressing for who we *think* we should be while learning who we really are, how Taylor's connection to her teenage self continues to anchor her today and honoring yourself through what you wear.    Plus, Taylor offers her insights into cultivating paying attention as a skill to find delight in all areas of our life. And she shares a list of book recommendations she curated just for the podcast featuring compelling female led stories and a stand out children's series. —--------------------------------------   Follow Taylor Sterling Online: Website: taylor-sterling.com Instagram: @taylorsterling     Shop Taylor's Favorite Books: For Adults For Kids     Join Taylor's Newsletter About Kids Books: Moonbow   RATE + REVIEW If you enjoy this episode I would be so grateful if you could rate and review my show. Just pop over to the main show page, scroll down to the bottom, and “Tap to Rate” with five stars. And just below that you can select “Write a Review” to let me know what you loved most about the episode. FREE GUIDE Get started building your own Foundational Wardrobe with my FREE quick start guide “3 Things to Do Right Now to Simplify Your Closet” here: https://www.rachaelharrah.com/freesimplifyguide SHOWNOTES  Get all the links Taylor mentioned - including where to find her online, where to shop her favorite books and where to join her newsletter about kid's books, Moonbow, here: https://www.rachaelharrah.com/podcast/taylorsterling

Kristen Ley is the founder & creative director of Thimblepress®. Thimblepress® loves to create products to help elevate & showcase personal style, make memories, fill a room with color, create smiles & deliver happiness. Kristen & Thimblepress has worked or collaborated with Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Nordstrom, Paper Source, Target, Hallmark, Moon & Lola, Glitter Guide, Speak Wines, Eccolo, Calypso Cards, Avanti Linens, Prima, Enchante, Homegoods, T.J. Maxx, Dillard's, Staples, Barnes & Noble, Altar'd State, Keds, & many more licensing partners & retailers.One of Kristen's biggest passions is encouraging others. She launched KristenLey.com in 2018 & offers monthly mentoring, creative calls, resource guides & templates to help an individual or brand take next steps in developing products, marketing plans, new revenue streams, or levering artwork for licensing.In Kristen's free time, she enjoys traveling, & hanging out with her fiancé Bill Allen and her two pups, Willow & Henry.Listen to this episode on sarahstoryartlife.com, Spotify, or apple podcast. You can follow us on instagram @sarah_story_artlife, @Thimblepress, @Kristen_ley, Thimblepress.com, and KristenLey.com . Hope you enjoy! Please DM any questions or comments on my instagram. 

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Join us on this episode as we talk with Elizabeth Cook, founder of Domino Media Group, as she takes us through the process of selling her business and being successful from a young age. Elizabeth started her journey in New York at a Think Tank where she went on to attend Parson's to learn about the intricacies of running a small business for creatives. She began making stylish hair barrettes that launched into a successful company which she ended up selling at 26 years old. Elizabeth tells us the story about the company journey, where she was offered a spot to be seen on Good Morning America, so she had to figure out a way to have enough product to deliver to her customers. One of her biggest advice on making sure your company is able to stay afloat: Stay determined and if an opportunity comes your way, say yes then figure it out as it comes your way. Elizabeth gives us some tips on what she did to ease the transition of selling her business: - Make an inventory of all your assets, both tangible and intangible, and figure out what the company is worth to you - Create a short list of potential buyers based on the value - Create email introductions for your current consumers and new accounts to make a seamless transition - Get a business broker and use a variety of different companies that help the acquisition… almost like a real estate agent for a business! Elizabeth notes that the most important part of the whole process was determining what the company was worth, not only monetarily but personally. So, she suggests having a professional evaluate the company and using that number as a base to then add on the extra value the company gives that is not monetary. To learn more about the acquisition, visit The Glitter Guide to learn more. To learn more about the Wealth Edit, visit our website and take our quiz! We post fun updates and tips on our Instagram, @wealthedit, and YouTube, so make sure to come see us! Check out the podcast on Spotify! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The creative process is exciting, messy, and in some cases, uncertain. But it illuminates the depths of our subconscious and creates a runway to tell stories that inspire a shift in pace, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the worlds conjured by some of the most creative minds today. Taylor Sterling is one of these creators. And her multifaceted approach to creativity has come to life most notably in the form of Glitter Guide—a brand and editorial platform that publishes lifestyle advice, reading recommendations, and tips for boosting and embracing your creative energy.While the site has amassed a loyal following over the years, the road to building Glitter Guide hasn't been all sparkles, and Taylor has grappled with how we collectively value and approach storytelling in an increasingly fast-paced environment. And as Taylor has paid attention to the big changes that have informed how she's built her business, she's also learned to pay attention to the little moments that are shaping how she's building her life—both personally and professionally. In this conversation, she spoke more about those moments, along with how slowness has informed her relationship with creativity, and what she's learned about surrendering certain expectations to make space for the things that matter most. This episode also opens with a story contributed by Tania Leipold of Laine + Alliage.

Promise Tangeman-Wurzell is the CEO and Creative Director of the Web Design Company, GoLive. Promise has a passion and drive for helping entrepreneurs quickly launch their website, so they can start living their dream. With over 10 years of design and strategy experience, Promise and her team have created thousands of brands and websites for clients such as, Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Marianna Hewitt, TLC's Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, Margo & Me, ABC's The Bachelor contestants Michelle Money and Tenley Molzahn and many others. Promise's business and design expertise has been featured in Forbes, Buzzfeed, Glitter Guide, Martha Stewart and Girlboss. However she's more commonly recognized for creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures, and mastering #hairgoals. Outside the office you can typically find her sunbathing in her southern California backyard, mixing new cocktails, and dreaming up new ideas with her husband Brian and Goldendoodle pup, Parker. In this episode Promise shares her experience with finding her niche, creating website templates and creating a 7 figure business.     Want to transition to a profit focused schedule without long nights, unnecessary task switching and never ending to do lists? head to www.profitableschedule.com/free for a free training ->

Promise Tangeman-Wurzell is the CEO and Creative Director of the Web Design Company, GoLive. Promise has a passion and drive for helping entrepreneurs quickly launch their website, so they can start living their dream. With over 10 years of design and strategy experience, Promise and her team have created thousands of brands and websites for clients such as, Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Marianna Hewitt, TLC's Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, Margo & Me, ABC's The Bachelor contestants Michelle Money and Tenley Molzahn and many others. Promise's business and design expertise has been featured in Forbes, Buzzfeed, Glitter Guide, Martha Stewart and Girlboss. However she's more commonly recognized for creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures, and mastering #hairgoals. Outside the office you can typically find her sunbathing in her southern California backyard, mixing new cocktails, and dreaming up new ideas with her husband Brian and Goldendoodle pup, Parker. In this episode Promise shares her experience with finding her niche, creating website templates and creating a 7 figure business.     Want to transition to a profit focused schedule without long nights, unnecessary task switching and never ending to do lists? head to www.profitableschedule.com/free for a free training ->

Chelsea Francis is a multi-hypenate creative type. She got her degree in Marketing and PR and knew the traditional desk job would keep her away from what she loves most: profound connection. She has been photographing and consulting professionally for over seven years. Her heart is open and her soul is good. She believes that any story doesn’t begin and end with a brand. It begins and ends with a person. Her goal is to capture a story with the images she creates. Her trade as a creative individual isn’t limited to just one thing. She offers photography, brand direction, public speaking, community events and writing. She is grateful to have worked with many prominent platforms such as Tribeza, Glitter Guide, Yellow Giggles and Texas Style Council. She is the founder of Fluffi, a space that allows humans to embrace their full selves. Chelsea is a content creator and truth teller. She has partnered with powerhouse brands such as Madewell and Doc Martins. I am beyond grateful for her heartfelt presence, honest stories, shameless tears, colorful expression and unrelenting allyship.Follow @wokebeauty @rileyblanks @ohhhchelsea @lovefluffiRead about (Re)learning to read: https://www.lovefluffi.com/all-posts/building-a-reading-habitExplore more on Woke Beauty: https://www.wokebeauty.comSome favorite quotes from Chelsea: "Using someone else's suffering as a prop to minimize your own doesn’t benefit the person who is suffering.""For a long time I thought I needed a lot of other stuff to get me to God - whatever that was, whoever that was - now i understand that I don’t need all of that stuff. And that’s about as much as I’ve got figured out about it.""This time is about the island that you’re building for yourself that no one else gets to live on.""Nothing matters as much as the moment after you fail.""Be humble and trust your inner voice." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a result of COVID-19, many people are dealing with uncertainties around how life is changing, managing their finances, and worries about their careers and businesses. And so on this episode, I have a real conversation with Kristen Ley as to how she's navigating life through these uncertain times. This conversation will bring a sense of calm and inspire you to keep going and doing your best no matter what. Kristen is the founder, owner and creative director of Thimblepress®. Founded in a garage back in 2012, Thimblepress® is a design & lifestyle company aiming to create products that make people happy. Each product is designed by Kristen and filled with loads of love & color. Thimblepress® is sold in over 1500 retail shops internationally and her products are also available on Thimblepress.com. Thimblepress has worked and collaborated with Target, Hallmark, Moon & Lola, Glitter Guide, Throw Pillow, Speak Wines, June & January, Keds to name a few. Kristen also runs kristenley.com where she focuses her efforts on mentoring and creative consulting with individuals and brands. One of Kristen’s biggest passions is encouraging other’s to see their potential and chase after dreams. On this episode we discussed: 1. How Kristen is navigating her emotions and mental wellness in this season 2. The key changes she’s made in her personal finances as a result of this uncertainty 3. How she is pivoting her business 4. The things she plans to do differently in life and in business when things hopefully get back to normal PLUS much more How to keep in touch with Kristen: - Via her websites at https://thimblepress.com and https://kristenley.com - Also, be sure to check out the amazing Thimblepress push pop confetti! https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg8l4peBMsr/ ❤ Access our FREE COURSES at clevergirlfinance.com/course-packages/ (All 30+ courses are free right now) ❤ Get the Clever Girl Finance book: clevergirlfinance.com/book ❤ Follow on Instagram: instagram.com/clevergirlfinance

This week I had the honor of chatting with the founder, owner and creative director  of Thimblepress, Kristen Ley. Founded in a garage back in 2012, Thimblepress® is a design & lifestyle company aiming to create products that make people happy. Each product is designed by Kristen and filled with loads of love & color. Thimblepress® is sold in over 1500 retail shops internationally and her products are also available on Thimblepress.com. Thimblepress has worked and collaborated with Target, Hallmark, Moon & Lola, Glitter Guide, Throw Pillow, Speak Wines, June & January, Keds. In this episode we chat about: How Kristen’s career as a graphic designer led her to launching Thimblepress How she works with manufactures from all over to bring her products to life How she has been able to build a huge community around her brand How she continues to market her products And how she branched off into working as a coach who now helps other creatives bring their business to life.  You can find the show notes for this episode over at www.livingoverexisting.com/episodes/103 This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Taupe Coat, a boutique nail polish brand that blends beauty with wellness! Use code LOE at checkout to receive buy one get one free when you purchase your first bottle of polish! Don't forget to rate the show and leave a review over on Apple Podcast! Ready to finally take action on that big business idea of yours? For a limited time, you can become a member of The LOE Collective and get your first month for only $10!

Megan Carty is a contemporary painter residing with her family in the beautiful countryside of Massachusetts. Her colorful art has been featured by Anthropologie, Minted, Homegoods, Maine Home & Design magazine, Maine Cottage, the Improper Bostonian, Glitter Guide, The English Room, Loom & Kiln, Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital and The Boston Daybook. When she's not joyfully slinging the paint you can find her listening to records, hiding from her three young kiddos, indulging in bad reality television (that MAY involve “real housewives”) while savoring a delicious hot chocolate. Her awesome husband Chris always adds just the right amount of marshmallow! Megan is passionate about sharing her journey living most of her life with chronic depression and anxiety...she wants to show it's possible to use art as active therapy for yourself while bringing hope to others. https://www.megancartyart.com/  

On this episode we speak with Caitlin Kruse, former Editorial Director of Glitter Guide and founder of The Mama Notes. The Mama Notes is a community and resource for modern moms that highlights everything from parenting hacks to educational activities, breastfeeding & pregnancy tips and much more. Join us as we chat about all of the above and then some! Website: https://themamanotes.com/blog/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/themamanotes http://instagram.com/caitlinkruse

There are so many milestones throughout our twenties, which we are conditioned to think that we ‘need’ to hit. Degrees, moving out of home, partners, engagement, marriage, babies, promotions . . . it’s a LOT! It’s normal to feel pangs of jealousy as your friends, or people you know (or even people you don’t know!) achieve certain things.  Whatever the circumstances, jealousy is not a nice feeling, and today we are exploring how we can navigate feelings of envy. And how can we reframe our jealousy in a more positive way? On the flip side, what can you do when you feel like your friends are being resentful of your successes? As always, feel free to leave us a comment on our Instagram account and share your experience with us! We’d love to hear from you. EPISODE 62 SHOW NOTES  Ella's blog - Coco's Tea Party Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Our show Instagram account - @LetsDiscussPodcast EPISODE 62 SHOW LINKS Ep. 58: Career Crisis - What To Do When You Don’t Feel Like You’re On The Right Path Ep. 1: Social Media & Comparison Mary Laura Philpott - I Miss You When I Blink Baz Luhrnmann - Everybody’s Free To Wear Sunscreen Lauren Graham - Talking As Fast As I Can. The except that Ella shared: “But life doesn't often spell things out for you or give you what you want exactly when you want it, otherwise it wouldn't be called life, it would be called vending machine.” 5 Practices To Give You Hope Through Infertility on The Glitter Guide, by Kara Stout and the excerpt that Ella shared: “Having unmet expectations gets me every time. I’m working on this. I have to let go, I have to accept when things don’t go according to my plan or timeline, and I have to make an effort to still be happy regardless of these circumstances. Don’t get me wrong. I allow myself to cry and be sad. It’s OK to be heartbroken, it’s OK to cry and not want to get out... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

There are so many milestones throughout our twenties, which we are conditioned to think that we ‘need’ to hit. Degrees, moving out of home, partners, engagement, marriage, babies, promotions . . . it’s a LOT! It’s normal to feel pangs of jealousy as your friends, or people you know (or even people you don’t know!) achieve certain things.  Whatever the circumstances, jealousy is not a nice feeling, and today we are exploring how we can navigate feelings of envy. And how can we reframe our jealousy in a more positive way? On the flip side, what can you do when you feel like your friends are being resentful of your successes? As always, feel free to leave us a comment on our Instagram account and share your experience with us! We’d love to hear from you. EPISODE 62 SHOW NOTES  Ella's blog - Coco's Tea Party Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Our show Instagram account - @LetsDiscussPodcast EPISODE 62 SHOW LINKS Ep. 58: Career Crisis - What To Do When You Don’t Feel Like You’re On The Right Path Ep. 1: Social Media & Comparison Mary Laura Philpott - I Miss You When I Blink Baz Luhrnmann - Everybody’s Free To Wear Sunscreen Lauren Graham - Talking As Fast As I Can. The except that Ella shared: “But life doesn't often spell things out for you or give you what you want exactly when you want it, otherwise it wouldn't be called life, it would be called vending machine.” 5 Practices To Give You Hope Through Infertility on The Glitter Guide, by Kara Stout and the excerpt that Ella shared: “Having unmet expectations gets me every time. I’m working on this. I have to let go, I have to accept when things don’t go according to my plan or timeline, and I have to make an effort to still be happy regardless of these circumstances. Don’t get me wrong. I allow myself to cry and be sad. It’s OK to be heartbroken, it’s OK to cry and not want to get out... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week I'm joined by my dear friend and Glitter Guide counterpart, Taylor Sterling. We chat about our recent overhaul and transitions at Glitter Guide, Taylor's dedication to creativity, and how she's navigating this season of change and risking it all for the sake of staying true to her authentic self. 

Do you feel like you’re on the wrong career path? Or like you’re at a pivot point and don’t know which direction to take?  We’re diving into our experience with “career crisis”, and how we’ve both been addressing it.  EPISODE 58 SHOW NOTES  Ella's blog - Coco's Tea Party Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Our show Instagram account - @LetsDiscussPodcast EPISODE 58 SHOW LINKS Episode 50. Our Thoughts on the Future of Blogging & Instagram Illume Retreat  This Will Only Hurt A Little by Busy Philipps Geri Hirsch’s Blog Because I’m Addicted Happier in Hollywood podcast “the antidote to anxiety is action” Monica’s Health. Home. Hustle approach Taylor Sterling’s links: Glitter Guide, Tired Dreamers Club, Taylor-Sterling Mary Laura Philpott Answers May’s “Ask An Author”: I’m About to Get My Degree From Grad School - Now What? on Bustle Career Contessa The Everygirl Glitter Guide I Miss You When I Blink by Mary Laura Philpott Rising Strong by Brené Brown Daring Greatly by Brené Brown Ella’s career crisis blog posts: My Experience with Career Dissatisfaction acast.com/privacy

Do you feel like you’re on the wrong career path? Or like you’re at a pivot point and don’t know which direction to take?  We’re diving into our experience with “career crisis”, and how we’ve both been addressing it.  EPISODE 58 SHOW NOTES  Ella's blog - Coco's Tea Party Monica's blog - The Elgin Avenue Ella's Instagram account - @CocosTeaParty  Monica's Instagram account - @MonicaBeatrice Our show Instagram account - @LetsDiscussPodcast EPISODE 58 SHOW LINKS Episode 50. Our Thoughts on the Future of Blogging & Instagram Illume Retreat  This Will Only Hurt A Little by Busy Philipps Geri Hirsch’s Blog Because I’m Addicted Happier in Hollywood podcast “the antidote to anxiety is action” Monica’s Health. Home. Hustle approach Taylor Sterling’s links: Glitter Guide, Tired Dreamers Club, Taylor-Sterling Mary Laura Philpott Answers May’s “Ask An Author”: I’m About to Get My Degree From Grad School - Now What? on Bustle Career Contessa The Everygirl Glitter Guide I Miss You When I Blink by Mary Laura Philpott Rising Strong by Brené Brown Daring Greatly by Brené Brown Ella’s career crisis blog posts: My Experience with Career Dissatisfaction acast.com/privacy

Promise Tangeman is the CEO, Creative Director and certified digital marketing strategist of the web design agency, GoLive. It's mission: helping businesses launch the website of their dreams. GoLive has created over 3,000 websites (and counting!), for brands such as Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Life With Me by Marianna Hewitt, TLC's Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, and Margo & Me. Promise is an expert and thought leader in the following topics: the importance of defining and owning your niche; brand building; social media strategy; digital marketing; productivity and goal-setting (and goal-meeting!); the importance of focus and how to attain it; and on a lighter note, creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures; and mastering #hairgoals. Promise has spoken at conferences including The Girlboss Rally, Create & Cultivate, Yellow Conference, Circles Conference, Catalyst Conference, Alt Summit, and CreativeLive. Promise's business and design expertise have been featured in Forbes, Girlboss, Glitter Guide, Buzzfeed, Martha Stewart, and more. Here's what we cover during episode 046: How she started working on her business while working full-time How sharing her first projects on her blog, social media, and even MySpace helped her get clients How saving her money while working full-time helped her be take the leap to take her design business full-time How she tapped into all of her creative talents when she first started by doing it all (like photography, design, fine art, and even making dinosaur necklaces) After connecting with a mentor, she realized “doing it all” wasn't going to work long-run, and she decided to specialize in one thing How creating her own unique corner of the web helped her find her love for branding and web design What her transition from doing all the things to becoming a specialist looked like How being one of the only female designers out there who was blogging and showing off her work helped her stand out Who her first hire was and what that person did for her Her process for sharing her design projects early on her blog The story behind how GoLive HQ, Promise's web design company, was born How listening to her clients frustration of how long websites took gave her the idea to create 2-day workshops where people published their website in 2 days The platforms Promise used to help her ideal clients create their websites How she became a leading designer in our online space Tips for designers who want to market themselves on social media The types of services she offers in her business now What her process looks like for producing her Restyle service Her process for creating custom sites What she charges for each of her current services The story behind how she created her SquareSpace templates and the behind-the-scenes of how she runs that in tandem with her custom services Why her templates work really well for designers The inspiration behind her getaway for Designers, called Designer VACA How you can join one of her upcoming workshops Links mentioned: Connect with Promise on Instagram GoLive HQ Designer VACA   Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community!  Let's connect on Instagram!

Today on the podcast we connect with Taylor Sterling, founder and creative director of lifestyle website Glitter Guide and Tired Dreamers Club- a collaborative gathering series that supports women on their creativity and self-care journey. We loved chatting with Taylor about challenging temperaments in our children and the ways in which we can all work toward feeding (instead of depleting) the body mind and spirit of both ourselves and our kids. Join us! Relevant links: Glitter Guide Taylor Sterling Tired Dreamers Club What is a highly sensitive person or child? Your Highly Sensitive Child by Elaine N. Aron PHD Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka Today’s Lullabyebye: You Gotta Be, by Des’ree, 1994 (sung by Hannah) Music Video Lyrics Spotify Visit our website, www.upbringing.co to learn more about us and sign up for our newsletter! We want to hear your thoughts. We care deeply about what you think and how you’re doin’, so get in touch -- we’re better together. Email us: info@upbringing.co Follow UpBringing on: Instagram: @up_bringing Facebook: @jointheupbringing And: Youtube

Promise Tangeman is the CEO, Creative Director and certified digital marketing strategist of the web design agency, GoLive. It’s mission: helping businesses launch the website of their dreams. GoLive has created over 3,000 websites (and counting!), for brands such as Girlboss, We Wore What, Sadie Robertson, A Beautiful Mess, Create & Cultivate, Jasmine Star, Life With Me by Marianna Hewitt, TLC’s Randy Fenoli, Kendra Scott, WorkParty, and Margo & Me. Promise is an expert and thought leader in the following topics: the importance of defining and owning your niche; brand building; social media strategy; digital marketing; productivity and goal-setting (and goal-meeting!); the importance of focus and how to attain it; and on a lighter note, creating rad “workflow” Spotify playlists, combining current fashions with thrift store treasures; and mastering #hairgoals. Promise has spoken at conferences including The Girlboss Rally, Create & Cultivate, Yellow Conference, Circles Conference, Catalyst Conference, Alt Summit, and CreativeLive. Promise’s business and design expertise have been featured in Forbes, Girlboss, Glitter Guide, Buzzfeed, Martha Stewart, and more.   Promise's Instagram: https://instagram.com/promisetangeman/ Promise's Website: http://www.promisetangeman.com/ GoLive HQ: http://golivehq.co

Raise your hand if you’ve hit that creativity wall and it’s only Monday. This will help! Today, beautiful business boss AND mother Taylor Sterling is teaching us how to stay creative and inspired when your passion becomes your work. Taylor is the founder and creative director of Glitter Guide. She’s has always had a thing for fashion, beauty and art. While working a day job as financial advisor recruiter, Taylor was laid off. That’s when she decided (or was forced) to take a leap and launch Glitter Guide. Fast-forward six years and Glitter Guide is a go-to resource for women all over the world. Taylor is spilling the details on her daily workflow for productivity while you juggle allllll of your projects. She’s the expert on staying inspired and creative during the stressful times, turning your passion into profit, and simply managing life. GOAL DIGGER FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER SHOWNOTES: http://www.jennakutcherblog.com/taylor/ 

In this episode I virtually sit down with my very good friend Taylor Sterling, Founder and Creative Director of Glitter Guide. We start off the episode with sharing how we met (and sharing some laughs) while discussing how we maintain a long-distance friendship. Taylor shares how she carved her own path as an entrepeneur, and the ways in which creative insecurities creep in as she struggles with the common challenge of defining your craft. We talk about social media and social comparison, how motherhood changed how she sets boundaries and prioritizes her time, and the ways in which Taylor is reclaiming what "growth" means for her and her business. To continue following Taylor's journey, follow her on social media @taylorsterling and through her business @glitterguide. You can find her work at www.theglitterguide.com. This month Taylor will be launching her new site (subscribe for updates here) where she will be showcasing female entrepeneurs and sharing their stories and process. As always, thank you for listening! A great way to support the podcast is by subscribing and sharing on social media @holdingspacepodcast and @drcassidy! 

In this episode I virtually sit down with my very good friend Taylor Sterling, Founder and Creative Director of Glitter Guide. We start off the episode with sharing how we met (and sharing some laughs) while discussing how we maintain a long-distance friendship. Taylor shares how she carved her own path as an entrepeneur, and the ways in which creative insecurities creep in as she struggles with the common challenge of defining your craft. We talk about social media and social comparison, how motherhood changed how she sets boundaries and prioritizes her time, and the ways in which Taylor is reclaiming what "growth" means for her and her business. To continue following Taylor's journey, follow her on social media @taylorsterling and through her business @glitterguide. You can find her work at www.theglitterguide.com. This month Taylor will be launching her new site (subscribe for updates here) where she will be showcasing female entrepeneurs and sharing their stories and process. As always, thank you for listening! A great way to support the podcast is by subscribing and sharing on social media @holdingspacepodcast and @drcassidy!

In this episode of Gamechangers, Savannah talks to Sydney & Richele, co-founders of Anewall Decor: the gorgeous wallpaper brand behind your favorite wallpaper murals. Their work’s been featured on Apartment Therapy, House Beautiful, and the Glitter Guide and they sell a selection of their patterns at Anthropologie. They chat about a lot of things, ranging from how they created their own production team in house, how to anticipate trends in the market, the importance of customer service and their number one marketing strategy that’s helped bring in a ton of business. Follow along for more insider info, community resources, tips & tricks and work/life inspiration: Join our Facebook Group: “The Gamechangers Mastermind” Follow along on Instagram: @savannahhayesstudio Check out the Shownotes: savannahhayes.com/gamechangers

EPISODE SNEAK PEEK: ”A business is an ever-evolving thing … Sometimes that means stepping back. Sometimes that means redirecting. Sometimes that means offering something different that you feel scared to offer.” with Kristen Ley LISTEN! WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? It all started in her garage over five years ago, with zero clue how to use a letterpress and a Christmas demonstration gone bad. But today her products are sold in over 900 stores around the world and she recently created an exclusive line of products for Target. Kristen Ley is sharing her story of how it all began. We talk about the name Thimblepress and the story (and collection of tacky gas station thimbles) behind it, her first business pre-Thimblepress, first opening her shop, and why she no longer dreams of building it into this huge business. SUBSCRIBE + LISTEN iTunes Stitcher SPONSORED BY Yoga Club is a monthly subscription box that delivers a hand-curated box of the most amazing brand name yoga apparel and athletic gear straight to your door for up to 60% off retail prices. As a TRFE listener, you can save 20% off when you use code TRFE at checkout. And every box you buy donates one yoga class to a child in need. So, head to www.yogaclub.com and grab yours now! SAVE 20% NOW WHO IS KRISTEN LEY? Kristen Ley is the founder, owner and creative director of Thimblepress®. Founded in a garage back in 2012, Thimblepress® is design & lifestyle company aiming to create products that make people happy and encourage celebrating each other and ourselves. Each product is filled with loads of love & color. Thimblepress® is sold in over 900 retail shops internationally and Thimblepress® products are also available on Thimblepress.com. Thimblepress® recently sold an exclusive line of products in Target stores and Target.com, and has collaborated and/or with many different brands such as Hallmark, Moon & Lola, Glitter Guide, Throw Pillow, Speak Wines, June & January & Keds.   Thimblepress® loves unique products that help elevate & showcase personal style be it on a desk, in hands or on walls. Thimblepress® wants to be a part of helping you create lasting memories, fill a room with color, bring a smile to a face & make you feel unique & special. Thimblepress® ultimately wants to be a small part of helping spread joy around the world. In Kristen’s free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, friends & her Goldendoodles Willow and Henry in her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi. She also loves Jesus, painting, travel, perusing the local flea markets & a good movie on Netflix.  MORE OF KRISTEN www.thimblepress.com Thimblepress on Instagram and Pinterest Kristen on Instagram and Pinterest

Hey Rebels!   Today we are chatting with Kristen Ley of Thimblepress!  We could have seriously chatting with Kristen for hours!  She is sweet as a peach and really knows her stuff!  Here is a little bit about her:   Kristen Ley is the founder, owner and creative director of Thimblepress®. Founded in a garage back in 2012, Thimblepress® is design & lifestyle company aiming to create products that make people happy. Each product is designed by Kristen and filled with loads of love & color. Thimblepress® is sold in over 900 retail shops internationally and her products are also available on Thimblepress.com. Thimblepress recently sold an exclusive line of products in Target stores and Target.com, and has collaborated with many different brands such as: Hallmark, Moon & Lola, Glitter Guide, Throw Pillow, Speak Wines, June & January & Keds.   Thimblepress® loves unique products that help elevate & showcase personal style be it on a desk, in hands or on walls. Thimblepress® creates products that help create memories, fill a room with color, bring a smile to a face & make you feel unique & special. In Kristen’s free time, she enjoys painting, traveling, perusing the local flea markets & hanging out with her two Goldendoodles, Willow & Henry!   Some Links From the Show Book for contracts and pricing guidelines:  Graphic Artist's Guild Handbook of Pricing and Ethical Guidelines Thimblepress Links: Website: www.thimblepress.com Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/thimblepress/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thimblepress Pinterest:  www.pinterest.com/thimblepress   Some of the collabs Kristen talks about in the show: Thimblepress Collaborations Page   Our favorite Thimblepress products: Push Pop Confetti | State Flower Collection | Confetti Tape | Confetti Cards   Want some sweet headphones like us?  We have the Regent headphones from Sudio Sweden and we LOVE them!  The Regent is their premium on-ear model, with impeccable clarity in the instrumental tones and well balanced sound. With 24+ hours of active battery life, and 20 days of standby life, the Regent is the perfect companion for you at home or on the go. It will connect to any device that has Bluetooth, but there is also an auxiliary cord if you don't want to use the wireless option. You can also personalize your Regent interchangeable caps, such as white or black marble designs. SO COOL!  The combination of high polished metal and matte surfaces embodies the vision of Scandinavian design.   Seriously, Rebels!  These are so good!  AND for the month of October, Sudio Sweden is donating 10% of their profits on all our pink products to the Pink Ribbon Foundation in Sweden.   You can get yours here https://goo.gl/rwSyDh and use the code CREATIVEBIZ15 for 15% off your purchase!   Follow us on instagram (@creativebizrebellion) and use hashtag #creativebizrebellion for a shop shout out!!! If you have a second please jump over to iTunes and leave us a review! Click on the link and then click on “view in iTunes” to leave us a review.  We give you all the virtual fist bumps.  Thank you! JOIN THE REBELLION! Signup for our newsletter and get our fave list of Instagram hashtags FREE! YOU CAN FIND KELLY ONLINE AT: www.helloworldpaperco.com www.kellyparkersmith.com www.helloworldstamps.etsy.com YOU CAN FIND CAROLINE ONLINE AT: www.carolinecreates.com www.carolinecreates.etsy.com SHOW YOUR REBEL SPIRIT WITH SOME AWESOME GEAR FROM THE CREATIVE BIZ REBELLION SHOP: www.creativebizrebellion.com/shop

In Episode 4 of "Sure, Babe" I sit down with Natalie Borton and discuss how she started blogging and writing for publications such as Darling Magazine and The Glitter Guide. Natalie shares how she transistioned into owning her own buisness and designing jewelry while staying at home with her son. We also dive into her history with an eating disorder and discuss how to let go of perfectionism. 

Taylor Sterling created the job of her dreams as founder of Glitter Guide, an online lifestyle and media company. But a lay off and a ton of hard work had to come first before she found personal and professional success. We sit down with the working mom to talk about the early days of her website as well as the power of positivity, supporting others and self care.