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Kelsey is sharing her story and some amazing tips for introverts running an online business. You can learn more about Kelsey at www.paperandoats.com and connect with her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/paperandoats/

In today's episode, I'm chatting with Kelsey Baldwin of Paper + Oats. She's going to share all about her amazing planning process for designing her course: The InDesign Field Guide. Kelsey also shares her unique way that she added layers of practical, actionable learning to make her students' experience that much more special.

It is a busy time of year, isn’t it? With kids out of school, gifts to buy, and relatives to see, the pace of the holidays feels hectic, even more so for a single parent. There are some seasons of life when you feel all the weight of responsibility on your shoulders. Seasons come and go; some are wonderful, and some more difficult. Today, I wanted to highlight just how important it is we keep this in mind during times that are more hectic or troubling. I think this is something my guest, Kelsey Baldwin, knows well. Kelsey is the owner of Paper +Oats, an online business that has seen a lot of success in recent years. Kelsey is also creating incredible online content including e-courses for budding business owners. On her blog, she often writes about how she manages a business as a single mother. Especially since she is pretty much the whole show at her business, I wanted to pick Kelsey’s mind about how she finds a balance between work and life. She maintains that balance well but acknowledges that it hasn’t always been easy. Keeping in mind the seasons that come and go, Kelsey moves her life in a direction that benefits both her and her daughter, Poppy, in a positive way. This is a sweet and compassionate interview that will resonate well with those of us who are walking through a difficult set of circumstances. Let Kelsey’s story fill you with hope, and give you a few ideas for how to enter into this next phase of life. More in this episode: Kelsey shares all about herself and her online business, Paper + Oats. The story behind how Kelsey became a single parent. The baby was a place for Kelsey to celebrate during the early days. We chat about how the grieving process really never ends. How to find the work/life balance with small children. Kelsey’s personal strengths that allow her to run her business on her own. Dealing with the pressure of everything falling on you. Parting words of wisdom for those of us in the middle of difficult seasons. Resources: Paper + Oats https://www.paperandoats.com/ Join our Facebook community for my weekly Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/DrRockettSoloParentLife/

We're so excited to have Kelsey Baldwin of Paper + Oats on the show!   Kelsey is an expert in how to create passive income on Etsy and is generously sharing her expertise.   She's also a Your First 1K student (you may remember the case study she did here) and the successful launch she had with the program.   In this episode, we're diving into how Paper + Oats started, Kelsey's income streams, and how to balance work and live with a two year old. Resources Mentioned:   ✅Etsy ✅Your First 1K ✅InDesign Field Guide ✅Amazon Marketplace  ✅Pat Flynn ✅Pinterest  ✅Creative Market   Follow Mariah on other platforms:

Hey Rebels!  Today we chat with Kelsey Baldwin.  Kelsey started Paper + Oats as an Etsy shop and a freelance design studio in 2013. It has since grown into a brand + blog that teaches creatives how to organize, design, and market their digital products, so they can share what they know + look good doing it. She is a single mom to a crazy 2-year-old and a big fluffy dog, and is also an advocate for women learning to sustain themselves + gain independence through online business. Quote Love From Kelsey: “Educate the customer on what they are actually getting”   Links from the show: Design Field GuidePaper and Oats Roadmap Where to find Kelsey Website |  ETSY   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 *This post does contain some affiliate links*  

EPISODE SNEAK PEEK: “I feel weirder when I am doing it and it doesn’t feel super true to me than when I choose not to do it.” LISTEN! WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE: It's terrifying to pave your own path and do things differently than everyone else. And it's hella inspiring to see badass women doing it! In this episode, I sit back down with Kelsey Baldwin of Paper & Oats (she shared her story in episode 13) to find out how she's been doing things her own way since day one. Stepping outside of the box has been the main driver behind Kelsey's success - in life and in business. Ready to do you, boo? Listen on for inspiration. SUBSCRIBE + LISTEN ITUNES STITCHER MORE OF KELSEY www.paperandoats.com Kelsey on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: Kelsey's story in episode 13 Asana

Are you looking to create more passive income in your business? Kelsey Baldwin of Paper + Oats built up her business from a design studio to a product shop and now she sells courses full-time. In this episode we talk about why she decided to start building courses, and how she differentiates herself in the market. She’s also a single mom raising her daughter by herself while doing all of this, so we got into that as well. If you have a family, are looking to start a family, want to learn more time management, or just figure out how to work in a flow that works for your body, this will be a great episode for you as Kelsey offers a lot of tips based on how she’s making it work in her life.

Kelsey Baldwin is the owner and designer at Paper + Oats, an online shop selling organizational printable planners and working with other creative entrepreneurs to design their digital products, e-books, and online courses. She’s a single mom to an adorable 1-year-old girl Penelope, and just moved to Nashville, TN. Kelsey has been a designer for nearly a decade, working both for an agency and as a freelancer, and loves helping creative small businesses put their best foot forward. Her new blog The Oat Bar just launched this year, and features topics on creative entrepreneurship, single motherhood, and productivity. She also hosts a monthly one-day productivity challenge called Batch Day. As we do with all of our guest, we jump right in and ask Kelsey what success is to her. "Achieving your goals and moving your business forward. I think success looks different to everyone - depending on the size and scope of your business. But not matter what, it all comes back to setting and meeting your goals and keeping your business moving forward." Kelsey shares some very personal and difficult situations she has dealt with in the last few years.  The day she found out she was pregnant is also the day her husband said he wanted out.  Kelsey shares the feelings that came with getting such amazing news and horrible news all in the same day. She shares how her business became a great outlet and distraction for her. Being able to pour herself into her business was what she needed to do so she could make Paper and Oats successful and allow her to quit her agency job and work full-time for herself and stay home with her daughter. We also talk about a recent shift Kelsey made to her business. She changed her services to reflect more of what she wanted to do and the type of projects she loved working on. This shift also helped her to stand out more as she really niche down in her design services. Sites Kelsey mentions that she loves for resources and inspiration: Elle & Co. Femme Entrepreneur By Regina Jenny Purr Spruce Rd.