Podcast appearances and mentions of Katie Doherty

What can freelancers learn from those founding product-based businesses?   Katie Doherty is the co-founder of Founded Outdoors, a company dedicated to providing resources, programming, and community for emerging outdoor brands.   She is passionate about driving inclusive change through entrepreneurship and combines her experience in the tech start-up world and her love of the outdoors by supporting founders from idea to launch.   With her co-founder Enhao Li, she has created a thriving community of outdoor industry founders and has supported more than 65 founders through their accelerator programs like Embark, a program developed in collaboration with REI Co-op's Path Ahead Ventures.   We chat about: how crucial community is to business building embracing an iterative process to create the best possible product for your ideal customer aligning your professional mission with your personal values how Katie and Enhao came to create the Founded Outdoors community   Connect with Founded Outdoors: foundedoutdoors.com instagram.com/foundedoutdoors   If you want 2025 to be your era of freelance flow, I'd love to invite you to my new group coaching community.   Because you can have a full business AND be a human first.   This program is for the freelancer who... is working their butt off, but not spending time doing what they love most. has a steady stream of clients, but not dream ones. makes ends meet, but wants more financial security. has some systems in place, but keeps overriding their boundaries. knows their values, but gets stuck trying to align them with a business model.   I deeply believe that you can be an effective business owner who also sets boundaries and makes space for fun.   For 6 months, we'll meet twice a month for 90 minute group calls and use a private Slack channel on an ongoing basis for round-the-clock community interaction.   You'll also get access to all past Just A Wild Thought workshop recordings and priority for future 1:1 coaching availability.   If you're a successful creative who knows there's something more, I invite you to explore the program soon. We start in February, and the community is capped at 8 people.   Info here: https://www.justawildthought.com/findyourfreelanceflow   Connect with Justine: Website: https://www.justawildthought.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justawildthought    Was this episode helpful? Screenshot this and tell a friend to go to justawildthought.com/podcast! Please rate and review Creatives in the Wild on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

Season 5 of From the Woodshed returns with Kennebec Valley Chamber President and CEO, Katie Doherty.From the Woodshed is a casual conversation with Chase Morrill and Ryan Eldridge from the Kennebec Cabin Company, the team that inspired the hit TV show, Maine Cabin Masters. Topics range from the joys of Maine living to useful construction tips while giving fans a behind-the-scenes flavor of their hit show.Brought to you by the Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association (NELMA), https://www.nelma.orgAlso brought to you by Hammond Lumber Company, your building project partner. https://www.hammondlumber.comAnd Benjamin Moore, the official paint and stain of the Kennebec Cabin Company, only available in locally owned stores.https://www.benjaminmoore.com/Make sure to follow Kennebec Cabin Company on Facebook and Instagram to stay in the loop on all things Maine Cabin Masters:https://www.facebook.com/kennebeccabincompany/https://www.instagram.com/kennebec_cabin_company/

How can music help care-experienced children bond with their carers?We welcome musicians Carol Bowden and Katie Doherty to our podcast and hear about This is the Place: a new programme bringing music-making to care-experienced children aged 0-5 years and their carers in Darlington. 

This month's Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with Bernard Butler about his stunning number one album with Jessie Buckley “For All Our Days That Tear The Heart”. “We made this album for love,” Bernard tells host Matthew Bannister as he reveals the recording process started at his kitchen table and continued in his attic. There's also music from Manran, Bellowhead, The Wilderness Yet, Katie Doherty and the Navigators and Rusty Shackle. Plus all the latest gig news and details of a new Folk on Foot episode featuring a mass trespass. --- Delve deeper into the Folk on Foot world and keep us on the road by becoming a Patron—sign up at patreon.com/folkonfoot. You can choose your level and get great rewards, ranging from a stylish Folk on Foot badge to access to our amazing and ever expanding Folk on Foot on Film video archive of more than 150 unique performances filmed on our travels. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

On this episode Alex talks with a real life savage. Purple in BJJ and black belt in Judo as well as making it to the world championships in BJJ this year, Jordan. They go around the houses talking about training throughout Covvid, the importance of physical exercise and sport within the youth population, communication and expectations. I hope you enjoy this as much as we did! I would like to thank todays sponsors of the podcast Batchwell- Beautiful NZ made Kombucha https://www.batchwell.com/ Organic relief- Amazing CBD products at unbelievable prices Use code 'Alex40' to save 40% off https://organicrelief.co.uk/ Poetry books- Link to both my poetry books https://www.thenomadicpodcast.com/books

This month's Deepdale Podcast is presented by Jason. Chat about life on Deepdale Farm with Nathan. An interview with Katie Doherty about her forthcoming gig at Deepdale in early June. A wander around the Luxury Camping at Deepdale with Gin of MarGins. And a chat with Chris about the various Deepdale Live Music events in 2022.00:00 - Introduction01:30 - Farm Chat with Nathan & Jason24:06 - Interview with Katie Doherty45:52 - Hurricane by Katie Doherty & The Navigators48:12 - Tour of the Luxury Camping at Deepdale with Gin52:57 - Deepdale Live Music with Chris

This month the Deepdale Podcast includes chat about the ever growing event programme at Deepdale for 2022 with Chris & Jason, and Farm Chat about life on Deepdale Farm with Nathan & Jason.00:00 - Deepdale Podcast theme tune by Jess Morgan01:03 - Tourism chat with Chris & Jason04:20 - Emily Mae Winters - Live music gig at Deepdale on Saturday 9th April08:21 - Great Expectations - Comedy Theatre at Deepdale by The Pantaloons on Saturday 16th April10:43 - Katie Doherty & The Navigators - Live music gig at Deepdale on Thursday 2nd June13:16 - Deepdale Festival 2022 on Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th September and other events21:11 - Farm chat with Nathan & Jason, including conservation volunteering and the farms move to organic

Northern Stage will produce a magical new adaptation of family favourite The Sorcerer's Apprentice this Christmas (27 November - 31 December). Set in the streets of Newcastle but not quite as we know it, audiences will be treated to live music, puppetry, magic and illusion as they follow the adventures of Hatty Rabbit and her friends after a mysterious letter arrives inviting Hatty to an interview for a sorcerer's apprentice… Maria Crocker will direct her first main stage show for Northern Stage. Maria trained on the theatre's first NORTH programme in 2013 where she met her fellow founders of The Letter Room, and has performed in several Christmas productions at the Newcastle theatre including The Wonderful Wizard of Oz adapted by Caroline Bird. An associate artist at Headlong, Maria's credits include associate director on the Tony Award-winning Hadestown for the National Theatre and Local Hero for The Lyceum. She says, “It's thrilling to be making a show for the epic space, having trained on Northern Stage's NORTH scheme in 2013. This Christmas is all about making the normal feel magical. We have a fantastic team of creative wizards working tremendously hard to bring this Newcastle story to life in the most enchanting, sparkly way, and to spread some much needed festive joy.” Adapted by Laura Lindow (The Snow Queen/Northern Stage, Key Change/Open Clasp), The Sorcerer's Apprentice is designed by Amanda Mascarenhas (Run It Back/Talawa Theatre Company, Cuttin' It/Royal Exchange Theatre), with lighting design by Jai Morjaria (Wuthering Heights/National Theatre & Bristol Old Vic), sound design by Matthew Tuckey (Wolf!/Kitchen Zoo, Repeat Signal/November Club), movement direction by Gavin Coward - a performer, member and collaborator with balletLORENT, and original music by Katie Doherty who has created music for the Royal Shakespeare Company, five family Christmas productions for Northern Stage and the award-winning musical Beyond the End of the Road. Molly Barrett-Manasseh will design and make the puppets, with puppetry direction by Thomas Walton, and associate director is North East dramaturg and director Rachael Walsh - one of two recipients of the 2021 JMK Victoria Wood Bursary. The Sorcerer's Apprentice runs from 27 November – 31 December. Tickets start from £10. Book online at www.northernstage.co.uk or call the box office on 0191 230 5151. Rachel Walsh Website: https://rachaelannwalsh.wordpress.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gemma-louise-hirst/message

The October 2021 episode of Deepdale Podcast looks forward to Halloween with the arrival of Haunted Deepdale. Chris & Jason review the amazing Deepdale Festival. Plus Nathan & Jason do Farm Chat.00:00 - Intro music by Jess Morgan03:20 - Haunted Deepdale - Jason chats with three of the Slow Theatre team who are organising, writing and acting in Haunted Deepdale, our first ever promenade theatre Halloween event. Steve Keyworth (writer), Vanessa McAuley (actor) and Danny O'Hara (director) chat about how Haunted Deepdale came about, how they got involved and what we can expect from this unique event on The Orchard at Dalegate Market.20:04 - Deepale Festival Review - Chris and Jason chat about the amazing artists who performed at Deepdale Festival this year.34:45 - Deepdale Festival Soundscape - Snippets from performances throughout the weekend in chronological order, including Man The Lifeboats, Ben Denny Mo, Quarterman, Ebb Tide, Mammal Not Fish, Inlay, Little Red Kings, Ouse Washes Molly Dancers, Kirsty Merryn & Ben Walker, Zong Zing Allstars, Katherine Priddy, John Ward Band, The Shackleton Trio, Cut Throat Francis, Goat Roper Rodeo Band, Bleeding Hearts, Lisa Redford, Katie Doherty & The Navigators, Alden Patterson & Dashwood, The Drystones, Martin Simpson and 3 Daft Monkeys.44:13 - Farm Chat with Nathan & Jason - They chat about what's going on at Deepdale Farm, from drilling crops to rural craft workshops and everything in between.

September is Deepdale Festival month, so Jason interviews 8 of the artists appearing on the incredible line-up this year, and we play a sample track by each artist.00:00 Intro music by Jess Morgan02:50 Tim from 3 Daft Monkeys08:51 Jason from Little Red Kings16:17 Georgia and Aaren from The Shackleton Trio22:09 Lucy Grubb30:18 Katie Doherty37:20 Chris Fox43:38 Emma O'Reilly51:13 Bryter ThanEnjoy the list. For more information on Deepdale Festival please go to www.deepdalefestival.co.uk

Thanks for listening! This week, boudoir and wedding photographer, Katie Doherty of Larousse Photo joins me to talk about confidence and sensuality. We talk about her journey to becoming a photographer, what it's like to shoot boudoir, the insecurities that everyone seems to have in common, and the best ways to lean into our own confidence, empowerment, and relaxation. We also dive into the stigma that comes along with anything to do with sex, misconceptions people have about boudoir, and WWOOFing. As always we concluded with the eternal question, “Are You Okay?” But, spoiler alert… we weren't. xo, Pamela LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-ones-okay/id1495487224 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/71zwoGcKEgZ8FvMVcwPawh?si=85kZIupGTICYMvarnmw0ag Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/no-ones-okay NO ONE'S OKAY SCHEDULE New Episodes every Tuesday BASED ON SCHEDULE New Episodes every other Monday CONNECT WITH US Website- http://www.noonesokay.com SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/noonesokay @PamelaPortnoy KATIE DOHERTY https://www.instagram.com/laroussephoto/?hl=en LAROUSSE PHOTO https://laroussephoto.com/ #NoOnesOkayPodcast #LaroussePhoto #Boudoir

Alex sits down with Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Katie Doherty. Learn more about Katie and her work at the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce. Serra Speaks is a production of Serra Public Affairs. If you haven't already, please review us on Apple Podcasts! It's an important way to help new listeners discover the show. Episode transcripts are available on our website. Say hello on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

If you've been on Facebook or Instagram at all in the last few years, you've undoubtedly come across an online quiz. Who doesn't want to know which Disney princess they are?!? But have you ever considered creating your own quiz in order to generate leads for your wedding business? In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with a wedding photographer who is doing just that and successfully bringing in leads every single day using online quizzes targeted at her ideal client. About our guest: With over 6 years of experience photographing intimate weddings, Katie Doherty has traveled from upstate New York to Bali to Tuscany to document unique love stories. Run Away Together, an elopement photography studio based in Los Angeles, emerged from Katie's desire to work with unconventional, romantic couples who are up for an adventure. Katie adores photographing elopements because they are often a no fuss, no muss approach to getting married. Couples have described her images as nostalgic, poetic, and cinematic.  Katie is also the host of the Run Away Together podcast, a resource for couples who are considering an elopement. On the show, she is able to share her love for travel and inspiring places around the world to elope. She enjoys researching stunning, unique ceremony locations and assists couples in finding the best places to stay, dining options, and things to do for fun in any given city. This eases the couples' stress and simplifies planning. When Katie is not photographing weddings, she loves documenting her travels. She's constantly on the lookout for landscape and nature scenes to create fine art prints, and has partnered with the likes of Samsung and Urban Outfitters. Lastly, Katie is the co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of La Rousse Shoppe, which sells glass photo boxes and other elegant packaging products to photographers. Her mission is simple: creating beauty for others to enjoy. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Katie's experience in the wedding industry How Katie came up with the idea to create quizzes as a lead generation tool Quiz ideas for wedding industry businesses Starting from the end of the process (the quiz results) and working backwards to create the questions The software Katie uses to create the quiz - Outgrow quiz maker How Katie has used Pinterest ads to promote the quiz The number of daily leads Katie is now getting through online quizzes Katie's previous podcast episode with This Week In Weddings, "Making Money While You Sleep" Copywriter Kayley Vandenberg Want to connect with Katie? Online: http://www.runawaytogether.co/ Instagram: @runawaytogether.co Katie's podcast - Run Away Together: An Elopement Resource for Couples ------- SUPPORT THE PODCAST! Have you gotten value from This Week In Weddings? If so, it's time to pay it forward! Your contribution of as little as 10-cents a day will help us offset our costs, like file storage, web hosting, and editing. Plus, a larger donation gets you perks, like access to a private Facebook group to discuss each week’s episode! Check out the ways you can contribute to the show.

This week on the Northern Stage podcast we have a conversation with the Hannah Goudie-Hunter and Bob Nicholson the magical folks behind Kitchen Zoo. Bob, Hannah & Mark chat about making processes, the demands of doing every job to get something in front of an audience and the value of family work and how it's viewed. This is a great chance to look behind the curtain and delve into Kitchen Zoo's rehearsal room to find out just how they make their incredible shows. Special thanks to Katie Doherty and Jeremy Bradfield for the original compositions heard within this recording. Download the transcript here. Resources Kitchen Zoo: https://www.facebook.com/KitchenZoo/ The Owl and the Pussycat: https://youtu.be/tl4E_L5N7kw The Tin Foil Astronaut: https://arconline.co.uk/whats-on/family/the-tin-foil-astronaut-0 The Three Bears: https://arconline.co.uk/whats-on/family/the-three-bears WOLF!: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1522304367894020 NORTH: https://www.northernstage.co.uk/north-companies-2019 ARC Stockton: https://arconline.co.uk/ Camisado Club: https://www.camisadoclub.co.uk/ Brad McComick part of: https://www.cap-a-pie.co.uk/ Alison Ashton: https://www.alisonashton.co.uk/ Jeremy Bradfield: https://jeremybradfield.bandcamp.com/ Katie Doherty: https://www.katiedoherty.co.uk/ Matthew Tuckey: https://www.matthewtuckey.co.uk/ Ruth Mary Johnson: https://www.ruthmaryjohnson.com/ Wally Funk's Race for Space: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wally-Funks-Race-Space-Extraordinary/dp/1908906340 Bridge Theatre A Midsummer Night's Dream: https://bridgetheatre.co.uk/whats-on/a-midsummer-nights-dream/ National Theatre Small Island: http://ntlive.nationaltheatre.org.uk/productions/73263-small-island The WInd in the Willows: https://www.willowsmusical.com/ I May Destroy You: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000jyxy/i-may-destroy-you Killing Eve: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p06jy6bc/killing-eve Normal People: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p089g8rs/normal-people

In conversation with Katie Doherty, CEO of International Meat Trade Association on what Brexit means for the UK meat sector

In today's show; Justin, Lydia and Maura discuss Target releasing a new line of wines that are under $10, a handbag that can hold two bottles of wine, and a new study that shows that the Kentucky Bourbon industry contributes $8.6 billion annually to the state's economy. Then, we take a look at some of the beer trends you may be sick of by the end of 2019. Plus, we talk with Josh Sherwin, Mary DesMarais, Jenny Bean, and Katie Doherty about Anthony's at Gig Harbor, Brix 25 Restaurant and Brimstone PNW Smokehouse participating in Gig Harbor Waterfront Restaurant Week and we leave you with a March Madness themed cocktail.

What do you do when the career you always thought you wanted, doesn’t work out? How do you begin to piece your new career path together? How do you know if you’re better off going off on your own? Hey listeners! Today we chat about that with Katie Doherty, who is the founder of La Rousse Shoppe, a resource for photographers to purchase decorative packaging and boxing materials, like La Rousse’s original product the Glass Photo Box! La Rousse originally started out as a platform for Katie to promote her wedding photography, but after not being able to find products to suit her brand’s style and aesthetic, she decided to make products of her own. Since La Rousse has continued to grow as an outlet for her creativity, and now features a blog that showcases customer’s use of their products, and a podcast that shines a light on other entrepreneurs across various industries! Before Katie started La Rousse, was a third-grade elementary school teacher, and had grown up thinking that education and teaching was her calling. Unfortunately, once she started teaching, she became bogged down by the workload and frustrated with its lack of pay. She said she knew that those aspects were just part of what being a teacher meant, but she was surprised at how much it took over her life, and felt it had taken away her freedom and creativity.    She wanted to feel like she was in control of her own life, and have an outlet for her artistic expression, so she decided to explore her side passion for photography. To dip her toes into professional photography, she started to teach herself how to use her DSLR camera through research and YouTube videos, began taking evening classes at a community college, and started being mentored by a friend in wedding photography. Once she felt comfortable enough in her skills, she launched her online portfolio and took the final leap of quitting her job, and moving in with her parents so she could save money, and focus on getting her business off the ground by booking wedding, travel, and child photography gigs. As her portfolio started to grow, and she began taking her presentation more seriously, she started looking for little print boxes to give to couples after their wedding, and have for herself to present her work. As she scoured the internet for something modern, cute, and unique, she could only find clunky wooden, or linen boxes that just didn’t match her brand’s aesthetic.  She then became inspired by entrepreneurs on the podcast, Money Pillow, who had come up with amazing ideas for products, and made their visions a reality by manufacturing and selling them. That’s when she came up with the idea for a glass photo box, and after searching high and low for a similar product, she decided to be the first one to create one!  To get started, she first had to find a supplier and searched Alibaba, which is an e-commerce site that connects buyers to sellers from India and China. After sifting through the site for hours, she finally found a supplier that made a terrarium, which is a glass usually made for vases. He didn’t make the type of product that she needed, but he had the supplies, so she reached out to him with the dimensions of her box, and a sketch. A month later, she got a sample from him, and it was perfect! She proceeded to buy 50 more, and launched La Rousse using Shopify! After a decent start with a few sales, her business began to sink, because she wasn’t sure how to market or reach her target audiences. So she decided to share her business and product with her friend, Phil, who was a fellow wedding photographer and he loved it. He eagerly wanted to hop on as a business partner, which Katie said helped take a lot of the pressure off of her and provided her with a confidant and mentor as she navigated through the rough waters of entrepreneurship.  As orders start to increase, she had to move her inventory and work space to her parent’s garage, and hand packaged and detailed each order, and drove it to the post office. As business increased, even more, she had to hire some girls in her neighborhood to take over that aspect, despite her desire to oversee every little detail of the order. She had to relinquish even more control, as business continued to boom, and they had to hand their inventory over to a fulfillment center in Texas, which cut her out as a manufacturer and sent products straight to customers. Since her brand and products have continued to skyrocket and have been featured in Allure Magazine, Lauren Conrad’s Holiday Gift Guide, as well as MSN’s 25 Holiday Gifts under $100! Hear more of how La Rousse grew, and Katie’s story on this week’s episode! In this episode you will… Know how to create the solution to your problem Be able to find suppliers for your product Learn to let go aspects of your business and outsource Know what to consider when picking a new space for your business Be able to choose the right overseas shipping company for your product Figure out if you want to be a hands-off or hands-on CEO INSIGHTS “I think my dad was taken aback by the fact that I had spent all this money on student loans, to become a teacher, and two years later, I had completely changed my mind…[but] everyone I came across was really supportive, they never had any doubts.” -Katie Doherty “I was talking with a friend…and I very casually brought up this product I was working on, and he thought it was amazing. He was like, ‘Katie, you need to sign me on as your business partner, I can take this to new heights!’ I [thought] a business partner would be a great idea. All of the weight wouldn’t be on my shoulders, I could always go to someone for a second opinion, our just anything really. We have a great open relationship. Ever since Phil started on with me, I’ve seen the business grow times 10, it’s been amazing.”- Katie Doherty “I’m like kind of a crazy perfectionist. I want everything down to the sticker being straight on the packaging, I want it all to be as perfect as it can be. And I was kind of convinced that unless I did it myself, that it would never be perfect, because no one else would care as much as I did. And I really had to let go of that because I bet there are people who pay great attention to detail, so that was one important thing for us as we were looking for fulfillment centers. Who was going to be willing to do a bit of boutique packaging to fit our brand.” -Katie Doherty RESOURCES Katie Doherty Website La Rousse Shoppe Instagram La Rousse Shoppe Facebook Money Pillow by Sean Malarkey Artifact Uprising Alibaba Website

On today's episode I'm speaking with Katie Doherty and Phil Van Nostrand of La Rousse Shoppe, a company that sells beautiful glass photo boxes. You're going to hear how the two of them took their background as long-time photographers to develop a business that, in about two years, is generating over $200,000 in sales annually. All this while taking up very little of their time. In fact, you'll be surprised to hear how many hours a week each of them are actively working on this business.... Whether or not you strive for similar results, our conversation will provide some valuable nuggets and insight on how to start designing a business and life on your terms.    To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/officetalk  

It's a pleasure to welcome Katie Doherty from La Rousse Shoppe to the podcast today. Katie is a photographer turned e-commerce shop owner in the wedding industry and on today's show she spilling all the beans on how she got started, how she found her partner, how they've hit 6 figures and MORE! But first, here's a little more about this impressive brilliant woman: Katie Doherty is a whimsical redheaded photographer and entrepreneur, who actually started out her professional career life as an elementary school teacher, then ultimately decided working full-time for someone else was not her jam. After retiring from teaching in 2014, Katie starting building a six-figure e-commerce company from the ground up. La Rousse Shoppe sells boutique packaging products, such as glass photo boxes and USB drives, to professional photographers. It all started with Katie’s love of creating beautiful things, fueled by a desire for freedom and the ability to work from anywhere. Her favorite aspects of running La Rousse Shoppe are designing products, branding & packaging, and seeing all of the wonderful ways photographers are sharing their styled print boxes on social media. Katie and her business partner Phil are working on further automating the business by building their team and outsourcing daily tasks like shipping and fulfilling orders. The goal is to build systems and automation so that Katie and Phil can focus on expanding their product line, and, of course, enjoying a life of travel and leisure.

In a service-based business, there is always a limit of scalability. You can only work so many hours and so many weddings, and the most common way to scale your business is to bring on more team members.  In this week's episode of the This Week in Weddings podcast, we're talking to photographer Katie Doherty, who in addition to her photography business has created a successful online, product-based business, La Rousse Shoppe. With her online business, Katie literally makes money while she sleeps, and she's sharing her story of passive income with us this week's episode.   About our guest:  Katie Doherty is a whimsical redheaded photographer and entrepreneur, who has built a six figure e-commerce company from the ground up in just two years. La Rousse Shoppe sells boutique packaging products, such as glass photo boxes and USB drives, to professional photographers. It all started with Katie’s love of creating beautiful things, fueled by a desire for freedom and the ability to work from anywhere. Her favorite aspects of running La Rousse Shoppe are designing products, branding & packaging, and seeing all of the wonderful ways photographers are sharing their styled print boxes on social media. Katie and her business partner Phil are working on further automating the business by building their team and outsourcing daily tasks like shipping and fulfilling orders. The goal is to build systems and automation so that Katie and Phil can focus on expanding their product line, and, of course, enjoying a life of travel and leisure. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Katie's background as a photographer in the wedding industry How Katie came up with an idea for a product to sell  The steps Katie took to bring her product idea from inception to product sample to market How bringing on a business partner helped Katie launch and grow her business The first thing our guest decided to outsource when building her online business The technology Katie uses to sell her products online How Katie's online business has changed her life for the better What items Katie now outsources in order to have a truly passive income Want to connect with Katie? Web: katiedoherty.me (all projects) / larousseshoppe.com (e-commerce shop) Instagram: @larousseshoppe

Today we’re bringing on Wedding and Portrait Photographer, Katie Doherty of La Rousse Shoppe. She’s a service and a product based business babe. She started out as a teacher, had a passion for photography, saw a hole in the market and filled it with a 200k+ business that is as passive and automated as possible while continuously growing and expanding. In this episode Katie is sharing with us on how her dream was born, we get a peak into some of the resources and tools she uses to make it all happen and we find out more about what she actually sells. We’re super excited about what she’s spilling in this episode so keep listening. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Katie Doherty quit her job as an elementary school teacher and transitioned into life as a photographer and founder of La Rousse Shoppe. In this episode you'll learn how La Rousse Shoppe was built from scratch in December of 2014, including details on the platform we use to host our online store and where we source our products. Katie and Phil also discuss her secret for success and where she finds her biggest inspiration.

PODCAST: 25 May 2014 01 - Gasoline Can - Ma Polaine's Great Decline - Suffer It Well 02 - Foxy - Tom McConville - Back To Scotswood 03 - The White Cockade - Kate Rusby - Underneath The Stars 04 - Micho Russel’s/Father Kelly’s - Jacquelyn Hynes - Silver And Wood 05 - Phoenix Island - Sam Lee - More For To Rise 06 - Ask The Fellows Who Cut The Hay - The Broadside Boys - Albion Street 07 - Chains Of Tyranny - Broom Bezzums - Arise You Sons Of Freedom 08 - He Was A Friend Of Mine - Merrymouth - Wenlock Hill 09 - High On A Hill - Kate Rusby - Awkward Annie 10 - The Saucy Bold Robber - James Delarre and Saul Rose - Cabin Fever 11 - Curley - Rod Felton - unreleased 12 - The Discomfort Of Lloyd George - Never Mind The Bocs - A Moon To Hang Coats On 13 - Winter Is Past - Katie Doherty - Bridges 14 - Baltic Avenue - Charlie Roth - Tartan Cactus Heart 15 - Atomic Energy - Sir Lancelot - The Little Red Book Of Protest Songs

PODCAST: 27 Apr 2014   01 - You Can Call Me Al - The Rough Island Band - On All Sides 02 - Seadogs - Alister Atkin and the Ghost Line Carnival - To Evangeline 03 - The German Musicianer - The Young Tradition - Oberlin 04 - Haste to the Wedding - John Gannon - Melodeon 05 - Good Morning Mr Walker - Joseph Spence - Bahamian Guitarist 06 - Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier - Old Man Luedecke - Proof of Love 07 - Johnny I Hardly Knew You - Phil Callery - Landscape of the Past 08 - My Son Tim - Liz Hanley - The Ecstasy of St Cecilia 09 - The River Never Dies - Megson - In A Box 10 - Snow Dove - Katie Doherty - Bridges 11 - Maple Leaf Rag - Claudio Mandonico - Spaghetti Rag: Rag Music with Mandolins 12 - The Shores of Lough Bran - Cara Dillon - A Thousand Hearts 13 - Mary from Dungloe - Johnny Coppin - Borderland 14 - Died for Love - Martin Carthy and Eliza Carthy - The Moral of the Elephant 15 - Texas Tony - Tim O'Brien - James "Yank" Rachell, A Tribute To  The Legendary Blues Mandolin Man