Podcasts about think creative collective

Abagail and Emylee are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which breaks down boring and complicated systems into bite-size chunks. They have helped over 10k creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. After getting their start in 2015 serving clients in the marketing and branding space, they now help other service based business owners reignite their offer, create systems for client experience, and get more of their time back inside their program, The Incubator. The team at Boss Project is truly revitalizing the service based industry through strategies that don't require flashy marketing, a huge audience or full-time hours.   Here's what we covered on the episode:   The Start of Boss Project + Offers   Abagail shares that their brand was originally Think Creative Collective and rebranded to Boss Project about 5 years ago  You can join their Boss Project Facebook Community that has over 30k entrepreneurs - it's a great spot to find jobs and get support  The Boss Project started in 2015 when Abagail was recently laid off and started her own branding and marketing company - she was able to replace her salary in the first 30 days  Shortly after starting her business, Abagail met Emylee, her business partner, who at the time was running her own photography business  How Abagail and Emylee's partnership started as them working on projects together - soon they began marketing themselves as a package and started the Think Creative Collective  On top of running the agency, Abagail and Emylee were teaching everything they were learning, from how to get clients to sales strategy and more, on their blog When it was just the two of them, they leaned more into the education side of their business, but now that they have a team, they can offer a wide variety of services  Abagail believes the reason they grew was because of the community they offered and says it wouldn't have been possible without the community of women interested in learning and growing together  One of Abagail's favorite offers is website design because of their unique approach to design, messaging, and strategy to create an SEO-rich website that speaks to prospects for their clients Abagail and Emylee have 7 core full-time employees, but several additional contractors come in for specialized areas  One of the first things Abagail and Emylee do with clients is dig into the numbers because the only way to scale is to truly understand where you are at - they like to see what has served you well so you can do more of it and see if you are pricing yourself correctly   Abagail shares a client story of a social media strategist who needed to realign her pricing and contracts with clients  Instead of sending an email that outlined the new pricing for this social media strategist, Abagail, and Emylee coached her on how to have individual conversations with her clients based on her relationship with each client, and it was extremely successful   In 6 weeks, the social media strategist had 6 new contracts and an additional 60k in revenue, and by continuing to ensure her pricing was in alignment, in 3 months, she doubled her business with fewer clients than when she started with  So many people put themselves out of business because they are not appropriately getting paid enough for it to be worth all the effort they're putting in    The Power of Relationships + Prioritizing Your Life Abagail says that most people assume trends are marketing because it's what's working at the moment for the loudest people in the room, but marketing, in the most basic sense, is sharing what you do with the world  What business owners need to be focused on is relationships - marketing is only as good as who you know and how much they know about what you can do for them  Abagail focuses so much on relationships because she has seen people be one connection away from being booked out for years to come - when you and your client are in alignment, they'll want to recommend you  When Abagail first started her branding and marketing company, she had a referral partnership with another designer and shared that you would be shocked by what one solid relationship can do for a business  Reawaken a relationship, even if it's been years between talking is as easy as sending a message and setting up a meeting  Abagail says that you should go into interactions with an open mind about trying to understand the person and their needs and not be so focused on selling your services because not every interaction is going to produce a sale or client, and that's okay  In 2016, Abagail was in a car accident that left her with a brain injury, and at the time, she was running her business full-time - luckily, they had some systems in place, but they weren't expecting such a random event as a car accident  After the car accident, Abagail and Emylee started running their business with the focus that their lives will always be far more important than the work they do at their job Abagail shares that it takes time to prioritize your life first, and it takes the proper systems and support behind the scenes to make it work when life throws you curve balls that you aren't sure how to handle Having solid boundaries are important, and Abagail shares some of theirs  Building a business can be isolating, and Boss Project is a safe community for you to get the support you need because it's okay not to know everything as a business owner   If you want to talk about your business numbers, send Abagail a message, or if you're interested in working with the Boss Project, book a consult to talk with Abagail personally  Connect with Abagail on Instagram    Links mentioned: Boss Project Website The Strategy Hour Podcast The Incubator Program Boss Project Facebook Community Boss Project Consult Connect with Abagail on Instagram  Boss Project YouTube Channel  Boss Project on Pinterest   Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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Abagail and Emylee founded Think Creative Collective just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail's office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams, and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12 months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business.When they're not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers, cuddling her rescue beagles, or sipping on a McDonald's Coke (yes, even she has weaknesses). If you want to catch up with Emylee you'll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise, she's creepily watching her new baby sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram. We help overwhelmed creative entrepreneurs create a functioning command center to tame the chaos of their business so they can build a profitable and sustainable business from their passion. We've got happy and hustling students from all over the world who are both brand-spankin' new and a little bit seasoned in their business. At Think Creative Collective we strive to pivot the creative community from keepers of secrets to givers of tactics and strategies. When we unlock something (anything) we're ready to turn around and deliver it right to you so you can get to kicking business booty. Because here's the beef:You've got dreams that are worth achieving.You should wake up every day empowered to do and be your best.You are 100% capable.It's time to go after a business and life that you will love.Implementing a High-Touch Signature Service™️ With Systems That ScaleYou'll remove yourself from over 50% of your daily tasks (without sacrificing client work, income or quality)You'll raise your prices to accommodate your high-touch signature offer (you'll be doing *less*, but making *more*)You'll create a totally automated experience for your prospect generation, client onboarding, communication, scheduling and more (that will still feel totally customized and unique to your clients)You'll create scalable, predictable and reliable months that are determined by *your* schedule and life

In this episode, Josh interviews Abagail and Emylee from The Boss Project.  They go deep into how they came to be, the importance of sales and marketing, and their 4-step strategy to launch in a simple yet incredibly effective way.  Abagail and Emylee founded Think Creative Collective just months after meeting each other online. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. Follow The Boss Project on Instagram Creative Template Shop

Are you unsure of what you are doing or where you are going? We know the feeling! Here at Think Creative Collective, we want to talk about these things with you! On this episode of The Strategy Hour we are talking about the crippling effects of fear and anxiety. We are here to tell you that everyone feels these things at different times and you need to be kind to yourself when these scary feelings come around! It is the unknowingness and feeling unsure that make it so unbearable most of the time. But if we can talk about and acknowledge what is going on maybe we can make some progress and take a little more control of our lives. Come on sister, we know you got this! Emylee feels that she has an unhealthy fixation on the amount of time she has left before she dies, something that can become overwhelming and paralyzing. This can stop her from achieving the exact goal that these fears arise out of, wanting to be impactful and do great things. She feels like she is not sure what to do next and how to go about getting over these hurdles. Abagail on the other hand finds that she is stuck more in the present than on the future. She ends up settling for the dissatisfaction and inaction of not having any more to give and just wants to put her feet up and do nothing. We are sure all our listeners have all their own worries and concerns that affect them in different ways and we really feel for all of you and hope that this episode can be the beginning of some important conversations towards better managing these issues.  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.

We must first say how big of fans we are of Abagail and Emylee of Boss Project. It’s rare we meet another partnership so similar to ours and we took the opportunity to discuss several topics on today’s episode. Tune in for Abagail and Emylee’s takes on collaboration vs partnerships, staying grounded in the entrepreneurial world, leaning into authenticity, and pivoting in business. Abagail and Emylee founded Boss Project, formerly known as Think Creative Collective, just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail’s office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams, and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. When they’re not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers, cuddling her rescue beagles or cooking up some amazing, healthy meals. If you want to catch up with Emylee you’ll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise, she’s creepily watching her toddler sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram. CLICK HERE to visit bossproject.com FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE PINTEREST LISTEN TO the Boss Project podcast

Abagail and Emylee founded Think Creative Collective just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail's office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams, and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. When they're not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers, cuddling her rescue beagles or sipping on a McDonald's Coke (yes, even she has weaknesses). If you want to catch up with Emylee you'll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise, she's creepily watching her daughter sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram.  This week on the Get Paid Podcast, Abagail and Emylee join us to chat about how they made $200k in their first year, working through adoption and brain injury to get their launch done, and the challenges of hitting $1 million. “Find people that are adding to your bottom line. For a long time, we just hired to fill holes and do things that we used to do to get by and weren't necessarily adding value, whereas other people were hiring people that add definite revenue.”  — The Boss Project   This Week on the Get Paid Podcast How to distribute your profit [3:56] Rebranding as The Boss Project [7:15] The origin story [11:25] Making $200k in their first year [18:22] Why stock photos aren't working anymore [19:53] The $29 product [30:01] How Abby worked through a brain injury [43:40] The stress of scaling to $1 million [59:44]   Resources Mentioned: Profit First YNAB The Lish Creative Trello for Business “August Profit Report: How We Made 24% of Our Income from A $29 Product”  Strategy Academy Courtney Foster Donahue “What Does it Really Cost to Grow a Million $$$ Business”   Connect with Abagail and Emylee: Website Facebook Instagram   The Most Important Training for Course Creators    If you're like me, you've heard the talk: “Evergreen funnels aren't effective. Only certain types of businesses can actually sell on autopilot”. But, that's not true at all. I've made $50,000 in revenue with Mariah Coz's evergreen funnel strategies.  Now, you can walk through her entire system in her free class: ‘how To Sell More Courses With An Evergreen Sales Funnel'.  It's kinda insane how detailed she gets in this training. Visit clairepells.com/ee to get it right now.    Now it's time to GET PAID   Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media.   Now, it's time to go get yourself paid.

Today, they are here to share where they are in their business and why they changed their business name from Think Creative Collective to Boss Project and so much more! In this episode, you will... Hear how Abagail & Emylee met Discover the idea behind creating their business Learn why they change their business name What inspired the Boss Project Hear about the challenges they encountered How to figure out the right people to bring into your business Decide if you need to separate personal to your business identity Make social media work for your business

If you’re a small business owner who needs help creating more profit in your online business, you need to start local first. Abagail and Emylee are the powerhouses behind Boss Project, formerly known as Think Creative Collective. Both of these ladies started local, then went online. In this podcast episode, they are going to talk about how they went from local photography and web design to building an amazing, very well known online business… and doing it all by getting in touch with the right people. And yes, we talk about money here too. Some resources mentioned in this episode: The Strategy Hour Podcast OneWeekToClients.com PitchPublicityProfit.com

This week on the podcast I am chatting with Abagail and Emylee of Boss Project, formerly known as Think Creative Collective and we are talking all about their recent name change and what that means for their business. Abagail and Emylee will share how they have grown a million dollar company with a heart for giving and how that looks in the months to come. Plus, they're giving you the scoop on their first summit of 2019, the Product Powerhouse Summit, which is FREE to you. You can sign up at shuntagrant.com/product to get your ticket to attend the event live. You're going to gain so much insight that you can apply to your own business in this episode so get to it. All links referenced can be found in today's show notes at shuntagrant.com/101. Don't forget to let me know that you are listening by tagging me on Instagram @shuntagrant (instragram.com/shuntagrant).

SIGN UP for the Product Powerhouse Summit here: www.stylishandsuccessful.com/summit The Product Powerhouse Summit features 25 speakers talking about everything and anything you need to manage a product based business. Best part is... it's FREE!! Abagail and Emylee founded Boss Project, (formally, Think Creative Collective) just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail’s office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. When they’re not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers or cuddling her rescue beagles. If you want to catch up with Emylee you’ll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise she’s creepily watching her toddler sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram. You can join Abagail and Emylee’s Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Justine Nelson, founder of Debt Free Millennials, shares her story of debt freedom. She teaches her generation how to become a debt-free millennial, stay in control of their money and live that life that they love.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why you should read books and blogs to enrich your knowledge about debt freedom What a decision can do for you and your financial situation How to become tenacious when it comes to paying off debt Why a written budget is so important How to give your money direction How social media can help your business Why it’s imperative to discuss finances with your spouse/partner How to find a skill set that you can make money at How to use a project management tool to track your tasks What a business coach can do for you RESOURCES Love and Respect: The Love She Most Desires; The Respect He Desperately Needs by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs  Asana Project Management tool  Smart Passive Income website by Pat Flynn   Think Creative Collective

Abagail and Emylee founded Think Creative Collective just months after meeting each other online. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. They recently rebranded to Boss Project and they are now planning their second free virtual summit, The Product Powerhouse summit. In this episode, Emylee and I discuss the importance of making money right from the start. We also discuss: Shifting from wedding photography, to branding and web design, to marketing and strategy Marketing strategies to help your business grow How and why they rebranded a successful business Why they created The Product Powerhouse Summit Yours truly will be a presenter discussing How to Organize Your Life to Make Time for Your Passion. I'd love your support, check it out: nachesnow.com/bossproject.

Hi guys! Today’s episode is a really big deal. We are bursting with excitement to share with you our motivation behind changing a key aspect of our business—the name! When you start a new company, the last thing you think about is changing it. Even though change can be terrifying, we hope that you will be equally as enthusiastic about the new direction we are moving into as we are. We assure you that we will do everything possible to continue serving you to the best of our abilities, and we can almost guarantee that you will love this change as much as we do. Part of the name changing process involves making our brand more inclusive by collaborating with online entrepreneurs who will be educating you on a wide range of topics. You will not be hearing from only us in the future but will be enriched by the knowledge of a plethora of experts in various fields of business. Be sure to tune in today to join in our celebrations and to find out all the cool new things we are going to be offering you. 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.

On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Abagail Pumphrey, co-founder of Think Creative Collective, shares the secret to vision casting, the winding journey of creating a sustainable and successful business, and five things every woman entrepreneurs need to know about what it truly takes to pivot. 

#093 — Not Your Typical Schedule: Lean into Business Freedom Part of the appeal of entrepreneurship is the freedom to set our own schedules. Yet many of us fall into the trap of keeping traditional hours, feeling obligated to fill our days with eight-plus hours of nonstop work.  What if we leaned in to the freedom and flexibility that entrepreneurship affords? What if we took advantage of opportunities to do things for ourselves—outside of both work and parenting? And what if that made us BETTER business owners and moms?  Today, Emylee Williams joins me to explain how she set up a three-day work week that bakes in time for her personal needs. Emylee describes how her schedule evolved and how that evolution was informed by becoming a mom. She also discusses the growth of her business, Think Creative Collective, explaining the benefits of transitioning to a one-to-many model. I ask Emylee about the process of adopting her daughter P., and she shares her fertility challenges and fears around adoption. Listen in for Emylee’s insight on having a biracial family and learn how she is taking advantage of the freedom of entrepreneurship to spend time with her daughter, grow her business, and make time for herself!   FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/093.   EPISODE SPONSOR & SPECIAL OFFER  One of the biggest challenges we face in business is developing focus, figuring out how to do less and gaining clarity around what’s really important. I have developed a three-step process that helps me simplify and make decisions about when to say no. Get the free guide at https://startuppregnant.com/stop.  All of our sponsor offers are available on our website for you to grab the perks and discounts offered to podcast listeners: http://startuppregnant.com/sponsors.   LEARN MORE ABOUT EMYLEE WILLIAMS Emylee Williams is the cofounder of Think Creative Collective, an online education platform that supports creative entrepreneurs in growing their businesses online. TCC’s signature eight-week program, Strategy Academy, teaches passionate creatives how to turn their craft into a sustainable online business. Emylee and TCC cofounder Abagail Pumphrey also collaborate as cohosts of the Strategy Hour Podcast, and their work has been featured in Creative Market, Forbes, and Boss Mom, among many other publications.  Think Creative Collective TCC on Facebook TCC on YouTube TCC on Instagram Emylee on Instagram Strategy Hour Podcast RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE ‘Why Children Need to Know Their Family History’ in The Guardian Dear Sugars: Who’s Your Daddy? THE STARTUP PREGNANT PODCAST & HOST Startup Pregn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

Today’s guest is YouTube strategist, Trena Little. As you probably guessed, we’re chatting about how to utilize YouTube in your business. I heard about Trena from a mutual friend but I got the opportunity to meet her in person at a conference we recently spoke at. I’m glad I did because she knows her stuff. This is one of those episodes where you’ll want to have the notepad ready. Trena is an MBA graduate who has built the two YouTube channels of her own. She served clients like Heather Crabtree, Think Creative Collective, The Contract Shop and Jessica Rasdall. She also speaks at various conferences about YouTube strategy. You’ll want to check out the show notes at daveyandkrista.com for the resources we mention during this episode. Trena provides a number of freebies to help people get their YouTube channel started. Check out the show notes at https://daveyandkrista.com/btb-trena-little-episode-27

When you’re starting a business from scratch, it’s easy to look ahead to the next milestone or achievement and think “once I get there, then I’ll be happy”.Once I have 10,000 followers… my business will feel important and legit.After I start making over six figures… all my money worries will go away.If I can build my business to the size of needing staff… then I’ll have really made it!Today’s guests, Emylee Williams and Abagail Pumphrey from Think Creative Collective have surpassed all of those milestones and then some. They’re back for a second time on Courage and Clarity with a heavy dose of reality of what it’s like to run an incredibly successful online biz.*Think it’s all rainbows and unicorns once you’ve “made it”? Think again.*In this episode we’ll explore what it really takes to feel satisfied as an entrepreneur. Because depending on outside vanity metrics or monetary milestones just doesn’t cut it. Emylee and Abagail had reached a point to where every hopeful entrepreneur wants to be. They had solid products, a large and engaged audience and steady income. Yet even though they were successful, they were both still unhappy and stressed. They just weren’t excited about what they were doing anymore.Something else was out there that they needed to be doing. They knew they needed to listen to their guts, follow their instincts and do something that felt fun and fresh again.*Enter the Boss Project Summit.*These ladies were so in tune with this new idea, that within two weeks of even thinking of it, doors were open for registration. Over the course of 4 days, 40+ speakers (myself included!) are going to absolutely shake things up in the attendees’ businesses. Whether it’s branding help, messaging tweaks, funnels set up, social media strategy in place, financial planning, mindset shifts, or more, they’ve got you covered.And if you’re reading this before November 6 2018 - you can still snag your free ticket here. (bit.ly/stephboss)This summit is such a great example of doing what feels right in your business vs doing what you think you should be doing. I think this episode has something for all of my listeners, those just starting out and the more seasoned of the bunch. Have a listen and then head over the Courage and Clarity Community on Facebook and tell me what your biggest takeaway was!

Come follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/systemssavedmeGUEST BIO - THINK CREATIVE COLLECTIVE:Abagail and Emylee founded Think Creative Collective just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail’s office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business.When they’re not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers, cuddling her rescue beagles or sipping on a McDonald’s Coke (yes, even she has weaknesses). If you want to catch up with Emylee you’ll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise she’s creepily watching her new baby sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram.WHERE YOU CAN FIND THINK CREATIVE COLLECTIVE:www.systemssavedme.com/bossprojectJOIN THE SUMMIT! - www.systemssavedme.com/bossproject See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the show we have two very special guests, my latest friends Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams of Think Creative Collective who are the show to talk about The Boss Project Summit, building a massive business, building an online community, building people connections, sharing vulnerable stories, and so much more! We had so much fun recording this episode that I need a nap. So I'm going to go do that while you enjoy this fun-filled episode of DOPEamine! Support the show: http://www.dopeamine.life The Boss Project Summit: http://www.bit.ly/cnotesummit Join TCC: ThinkCreativeCollective.com/community The Strategy Hour Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/strategy-hour-podcast-online/id1186889023 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dopeamine/message

What makes a successful, thriving business? In this episode Abagail and Emylee, founders of Think Creative Collective, share the story behind how they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months. We're also going over the anatomy of a thriving business using the "pancake" method so you too can build soul-fulfilling and profitable business.

Bonus Episode - Boss Project Summit with Abigail and Emylee of the Think Creative Collective   On today's special bonus episode, we have Abigail and Emylee of the Think Creative Collective to talk all about their new project the Boss Project Summit. We are so excited to be breakout speakers for this Free online summit. Head to creativebizrebellion.com/bossproject to grab your ticket.   Connect with Abigail and Emylee: Website | Boss Project Summit | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | Twitter | Youtube   Have you joined our Facebook group yet? We've worked hard to create an awesome space for Product Based Biz Owners who are ready to rock! We don't bite so come join us! Want to dive deeper? Head to creativerebelbase.com for workshops and much more! 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! 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

Are you unsure of what you are doing or where you are going? We know the feeling! Here at Think Creative Collective we want to talk about these things with you! On this episode of The Strategy Hour we are talking about the crippling effects of fear and anxiety. We are here to tell you that everyone feels these things at different times and you need to be kind to yourself when these scary feelings come around! It is the unknowingness and feeling unsure that makes it so unbearable most of the time. But if we can talk about and acknowledge what is going on maybe we can make some progress and take a little more control of our lives. Come on sister, we know you got this! Emylee feels that she has an unhealthy fixation on the amount of time she has left before she dies, something that can become overwhelming and paralyzing. This can stop her from achieving the exact goal that these fears arise out of, wanting to be impactful and do great things. She feels like she is not sure what do next and how to go about getting over these hurdles. Abagail, on the other hand, finds that she is stuck more in the present than on the future. She ends up settling for the dissatisfaction and inaction of not having any more to give and just wants to put her feet up and do nothing. We are sure all our listeners have all their own worries and concerns that effect them in different ways and we really feel for all of you and hope that this episode can be the beginning of some important conversations towards better managing these issues. 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.

Are you in the middle of your “dark night of the soul” moment of your life? Emylee Williams can relate, and she's in the process of navigating the choppy waters of entrepreneurship. Emylee shares her story about marriage, adoption, hitting a wall in your own business, and much more.Emylee Williams is the co-founder of the Think Creative Collective. She and her husband are adoptive parents to a little girl. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.

Are you in the middle of your “dark night of the soul” moment of your life? Emylee Williams can relate, and she's in the process of navigating the choppy waters of entrepreneurship. Emylee shares her story about marriage, adoption, hitting a wall in your own business, and much more.Emylee Williams is the co-founder of the Think Creative Collective. She and her husband are adoptive parents to a little girl. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Right now, you are a creative entrepreneur who is KILLING it. I want to challenge you to take a tiny step into the CEO role of your business in this episode today and give you a step by step on how to make that happen. I brought on Abagail from Think Creative Collective who gets real actionable when it comes to this transition.

On today’s episode of The Strategy Hour we are tackling a very important subject and a problem that is very close to home for most business owners including ourselves here at TCC. We are going to be looking at the two schools of thought that might be holding up your business’ progress. With the rise in entrepreneurship and self-made business owners, their has been a natural growth in literature and thought on the subject. So much of this has been helpful and inspiring in many different ways but there are also ways in which it can be stunting you and your work. The first popular school of thought we look at is the “hustle ‘till you die” attitude which has been popularized by many successful entrepreneurs and has so much influence over the way go-getters portray themselves at events and online. We at Think Creative Collective know the value of hard work and persistence but attaching someone else’s or a collectively held image of blood sweat and tears to your own life can have devastating effects on your health, family life and of course your work. The second thing we look at is the idea that hiring and outsourcing is the direct line to success and credibility. After unpacking just how damaging these two ideas can be to you and those around you we look at ways in which you can avoid these problems, taking only the necessary pearls of wisdom from the philosophies and finding your own, healthy pathway to success! 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.

Welcome to a special Mother’s Day Episode of ProfitBoss Radio! I reached out to some friends who happen to be women, who happen to be business owners, who happen also to be mothers to ask them a few questions about motherhood. I admire each of these ladies more than words can express, and I felt very honored to have the chance to talk about motherhood and money matters. I was absolutely blown away by their responses, and I’ll admit I was a bit choked up throughout these interviews.    Today’s contributors are Emylee Williams, Courtney Townley, Amber Vilhauer, Jessica Rhodes, and Amber De La Garza. In this episode, you can expect honest answers and amazing advice from working moms who care about their families’ futures. All of these women are alike in that they prioritize time with their kids, and want to include them in experiences that will build a healthy money mindset.    Here’s to all the Mothers out there who love selflessly and teach fearlessly!    What You Will Learn In This Episode What motherhood means to me, my business, and my worldview.  How we as mothers have the ability to shape our children’s lives and empower them to take ownership of their actions.  Schedule time with your kids!  I haven’t quite figured out how to teach my daughter about money!  Emylee shares how being a small business owner and entrepreneur impacts the legacy she wants to leave for her daughter.  Why Emylee didn’t fit inside the typical Working Mom box.  Strong women create strong women.  Courtney shares how taking care of women through her business and taking care of her son go hand in hand.  Why Courtney dances with her son every day.  Amber is learning so much about the world and about her business because of the sacrifices she made for her son.  Amber wants her son to know she is present.  Jessica attributes work-life balance to being more present with her children.  All the moms agree that keeping their children in the loop with finances is extra important!  Amber invited her son to answer my questions too!  Involve your kids in your business.    Resources from the Show    Think Creative Collective http://thinkcreativecollective.com/     Grace and Grit Podcast  http://graceandgrit.com/podcast-2/   NGNG Enterprises https://ngngenterprises.com/   Interview Connections  https://interviewconnections.com/   Productivity Straight Talk  http://amberdelagarza.com/podcast/

Today on the podcast, I am thrilled to introduce you to Abagail and Emylee of Think Creative Collective.  These women are so giving, generous and smart when it comes to business.  Last year Abagail and Emylee introduced me to Trello, i.e. my new best friend and it has been such a game changer.  Today they're sharing how they use trello for business and how creating systems literally changed their business--to the tune of (soon to be ) one million dollars!  You're going to love this chat with Abagail and Emylee and you can find all of their info and more within the show notes over at shuntagrant.com/42.   Listen at shuntagrant.com/42 and come on over to Instagram shuntagrant.com/instagram and share with me how I can help you.    Join my free private Facebook group at shuntagrant.com/community where we discuss all things business, life and joy!  

We are super excited to welcome a great friend and colleague to the show today, Angela Greaser! Angela works with us as the Director of Operations at Think Creative Collective and is the Co-Founder of All the Ops. We really know how much Angela’s expertise has helped us in our business since she came on board and we cannot wait to share it with you! We get down to it with Angela on how you can streamline your operations, open communication channels and the importance of documenting your processes. During our chat we break down different social media platforms, software solutions and the integral value of company culture. Before we hired Angela at TCC, we are open to admit, we really did not have any company culture to write home about. But with Angela’s help and proficiency, we are glad to say we have built much stronger practices within our virtual workspace. We even kept Angela’s name a secret until very recently just so no one could poach her from us! She’s just that good! If you are looking for ways to enhance and optimize operations in your business, or even just want some inspiration to get things moving in the office, this episode is for you! Let’s get right into it! 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.

Today, we get to hear from Abagail. I sat doing to interview her to learn all about her journey before Think Creative Collective was born. Abagail graduated from Kansas State University with a degree in Fine Art in Graphic Design and a minor in Business Administration. Before the launch of TCC, Abagail had an incredible five plus years of business and design experience accelerating companies of all shapes and sizes. She also shares about her time running her free lance design business. One of the most amazing stories is how, within 30 days of getting the pink slip, she was able to completely replace her corporate income. Wow! Before the inevitable moment came along, Abagail created a website and started blogging five days a week. Eventually she grew her own business and worked day and night to find success. So if you are just starting out in the business world, this episode is definitely one for you! 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.

Happy Birthday to us (queue birthday song). Did you know Think Creative Collective just turned two? We are worried now, because the terrible two’s, does that happen in business too? We certainly hope not! We want to tell you everything we’ve worked on, everything that’s kinda worked for us, some stats to get you familiar with how things have been going and talk a little bit about the future of TCC. Also, we have opened and started and closed seven businesses together, so this ain’t our first rodeo, babes. It might be our first rodeo together and our most successful business, but we have been in so many other businesses and we have been through all the ups and downs. So we get it, we get it all. Want to find out how we have made this business work? Keep listening to hear more! 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.

On today's episode Dorothy speaks with Kristin Vermilya on product photography, brand photography, on launching her podcast, How to Fail, and on blogging tips.  Through her photography she helps connect your brand by sharing your personality with your dream audience and your communities.   http://www.kristinvermilya.co/ http://www.howtofailpodcast.co/ https://www.instagram.com/kristinvermilya/ On Today's Show: (7:00) her photography tiers on product photography (8:00) on figuring out your brand (9:00) how to set up a DIY product photoshoot (10:00) seamless paper a continuous white backdrop (11:30) how to edit photos on your iPhone (12:00) a color story app (16:00) her take on flat lay photos and donuts (17:30) Planoly, an app that plans your Instagram photos!  A MUST NEED! (18:00) brand photography (22:00) DIY stock photography for artists and makers (24:00) How to Fail! Podcast (28:00) one of Kristin's recent failures (30:00) on Instagram following (37:00) Creative Biz Rebellion (42:00) blogging tips, Think Creative Collective, Femtrepreneur (52:00) Reina and Co, Emily McDowell, Lara Casey Cultivate What Matters    

As you're tumbling along your road as a creative entrepreneur, don't you wish you had someone to look to that's tumbled down that road, too? And because of those ups and downs, and twists and turns, can offer you honest wisdom, clarity, and reassurance as you figure out what passion of yours can become a profitable and sustainable business? Look no further than Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams, the cofounders of Think Creative Collective!  Referring to themselves as biz fairy godmothers, TCC offers a multitude of business courses and acts as a resource hub for creative entrepreneurs. The two met through a Facebook group centered around encouraging other creative entrepreneurs and supporting their businesses. They connected on helping entrepreneurs find the confidence to charge what they were worth, and begin building businesses around what they were passionate about. The two ended up hosting a webinar and co-selling a course together, and within two weeks of knowing each other, they decided to start TCC while brainstorming on the floor of Abagail's office. The company started as a marketing and branding boutique in September of 2015. They offered photography, design, and marketing for creative small business owners. As of January 2016,  it evolved into online course selling, and now features a blog, and a podcast called the Strategy Hour. Another new addition to TCC's website is the course, 4 Days to a Sexy System. This system challenges clients to stay organized to increase productivity in their daily lives in order to drive their businesses and accomplish personal goals. By following this structure, Abagail and Emylee feel that it will create a productive system that will hold up throughout the year, and increase the sustainability of their business. The challenge begins by asking clients where they keep their information and can they stream line it to one place. Day two consists of planning out their goals for the year, finding out what they have to do to reach them, and figuring out how those goals will lead to profit inside their business. On Day three, they break down those goals and set up achievable tasks, with day four pushing you into action. The two are extremely dedicated to giving creatives an epicenter for advice and guidance by creating a community for new and tenured entrepreneurs. They want to be the mentors that they wished they had when they were building their business. They also know what it feels like to be a hot mess in an intimidating and scary time in your career, because they had a rocky take off themselves. Originally, Abagail had a dream of living the corporate life and working for big national brands, with her degree in design and fine arts. After college she began working for a small agency and knew right away that she did not belong in that world. Like so many people with the heart of an entrepreneur, she simply couldn't work for another person or company any longer. She also had a lot of moral conflicts with the company because she felt that a lot of their practices were illegal. Her conscience was relieved when she was laid off, and with her husband's trust, she started her own company. When she felt her layoff coming, she started a blog and a website within a weekend. She began blogging five days a week, and gained clients through networking and reaching out to people she saw needed her help. She dabbled in a little of everything and helped non-profits, start-ups, and worked on in-house design projects to build 8 foot banners, brochures, and full websites. You name it, she was your girl. She was also able to start with zero debt, and continue with no in-house expenses. Within 30 days she had replaced her income and was making more than he was! Emylee, on the other hand, wanted to go into social work and eventually wanted to become a college professor. Two weeks before grad school started, she unenrolled and walked away from school. When she returned home she had a crisis moment in her nana's guest room, unsure about where she wanted to go in life. With a degree in fine arts and photography, coupled with graduating in a recession, there was absolutely no job to be had.  However, she knew she wanted to be in control of something, and wanted it to be a passion. So she started her own photography business in Oklahoma and eventually grew it to obtain a five figure salary. She loved working with other creatives and collaborating on projects, but she also loved that she got to lead and give others constructive criticism on their businesses and inspiring entrepreneurial confidence. Learn more about TCC's origin and how the two met and have grown their business in today's episode! In this episode you will... Find the support to take a risky career change Learn how to not make excuses for yourself and drive your business Figure out how to micro-tweak your business to where it fits what you want to be doing Know how to solidify the sustainability of your business Learn to get your ideas out of your head in order to create content for your business Decide on how much of your income goes towards your business, staff, and yourself INSIGHTS "I didn't make any excuses for myself and I was willing to do anything to make it work, mostly because I felt like I had this timeline of [how] I have to prove it to other people...but I work well under pressure, especially when the pressure is outside of myself." -Abagail Pumphrey "You have to see where these small opportunities are for you to maybe shift your business a little bit, just to try it, and see if that's even what you like doing...and seeing what that opportunity then opens up for you in the future." -Emylee Williams "We truly believe that there's a formula, and there's a structure, and a system and a work flow for every single piece of your business...As long as they have a process and a system they're going to be able to actually get done...so you can really see the results of those things and know what to pivot and tweak in your business when you're faced with opportunities in your business." -Emylee Williams RESOURCES Think Creative Collective Website Think Creative Collective.com/Community The Strategy Hour Think Creative Collective Facebook Think Creative Collective Instagram Think Creative Collective Twitter Present over Perfect by Shauna Niequist Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Trello

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Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams are the business partners behind Think Creative Collective, a business education company that helps other entrepreneurs build online businesses out of their passions. The ladies share their experience building a business together, the struggles they’ve had with a launch based strategy, what they’ve learned in 2017 to help them explode […]

You all know by now that we have built Think Creative Collective on the “free-free-free marry me” model. We talk about it all the time. It is basically built on a foundation of giving a whole bunch of content, knowledge, and strategy away for free so we can build a community of addicted and raving fans. People often think that if they give so much away it is going to decrease the amount of sales they are ultimately going to get, and we have seen literally the opposite effect. It has only helped us grow our audience and our sales. It has also enabled us to create a community where our audience can be sure to find the answers they need instead of a dead-end, and people really value that.  So what we want to talk about today is why we decided to use that model and how you can structure your own business to do the same. We also want to go over why it is very important to bust the myths behind giving away content for free. Inside this episode we will focus on answering all of y’awls questions surrounding the topic and give you the inside scoop about the actual effects to our business that this model has created for us so you can be more confident in what you are providing your audience, for free. 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.

We help overwhelmed creative entrepreneurs create a functioning command center to tame the chaos of their business so they can build a profitable and sustainable business from their passion. We’ve got happy and hustling students from all over the world who are both brand spankin’ new and a little bit seasoned in their business. At Think Creative Collective we strive to pivot the creative community from keepers of secrets to givers of tactics and strategies. When we unlock something (anything) we’re ready to turn around and deliver it right to you so you can get to kicking business booty. What you will learn in this episode: In today's episode, you will have a chance to hear two people at the same time, yes, for the first time. My guests are Abagail Pumphrey & Emylee Williams from the Think Creative Collective. Hear how they met, such an interesting story What is the Think Creative Collective What works - when you switch from one on one teaching to team teaching How a team can help to make processes easier For more click here

All right guys, we are back for another tactical throwback. Today, we are taking it back and now sitting down to interview Abagail about all of the lessons she learned, the mistakes she made, and how the heck she got clients when she was doing one-on-one client work for branding, design, and website business building. So today we are going to give the quick version of what Abbie did before because not everyone knows that she has not been doing Think Creative Collective forever. We will learn a bit more about what she used to do, and dive into the tactics she used to grow her business. Prior to TCC, Abagail worked in the corporate design world. After completing her fine arts degree, she went straight out of the gate and started working for big and small businesses alike. She worked with business of all shapes and sizes, anywhere from billion dollar, to nonprofit, to education business. She even worked for a startup and then eventually was laid off, which is really where she faced her crossroads and had to make a decision whether to start her own business or simply look for another job. Abbie was definitely ready for a challenge and decided to pursue her dream of having her own business. So get ready, get your socks on, it’s going to be a good one. 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.

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This week's Courage & Clarity conversations are double the fun as I'm joined by not one, but two brilliant business ladies: Emylee Williams & Abagail Pumphrey, the founds of Think Creative Collective. Emylee & Abagail are the brains behind this strategy powerhouse which offers courses, a podcast and lots of clarity for frazzled entrepreneurs who want to get more sh*t done. But of course, there's more to this story than a couple of bosses who've got it all figured out. Emylee dropped out of graduate school two weeks before her program began and originally thought she'd own a cupcake business. Abagail climbed the corporate ladder in the web design world only to be laid off from work. In this episode these two spill all the details of their individual paths to doing meaningful work on their own terms, including lots of bumps & bruises along the way. My favorite part, though, is how they decided to come together. After joining forces to run a webinar together, the two sat on the floor of Abagail's home office and realized their values & aspirations were so similar -- and, that they had a blast building cool stuff together. Think Creative Collective was born.In addition to these inspiring stories, you'll hear: How Emylee went from making next to nothing as a photographer for a year, to walking out of a client's house with a $1500 check How the two completely overhauled their business model -- which allowed them both to take January completely off, and both have only worked part time so far in 2017What to look for in a co-founder relationship, and how to test it out before going "all in" SHOW NOTES: Fizzle - try it for 5 weeks, cancel any timeThink Creative Collective TCC on Instagram Courage & Clarity episodes with Natalie Franke

Join Meghan Maydel as she sips on Biltmore white wine and chats with guests Abagail + Emylee from Think Creative Collective who are sippin’ on homemade hot chocolate + box red wine (respectively). While we’re on the topic, first things first. Meghan would love you for forever if you would leave a review (which you can totally do […] The post BB 006: Hot Chocolate + Red Wine with Abagail & Emylee of Think Creative Collective appeared first on Meghan Maydel.

We think a lot of people get surprised when they find out exactly how much stuff gets done over here at TCC. We think you might be surprised by some of the hacks and the tricks that we implement in our everyday to stay on top of our goals, to make sure that our list gets done, and to not get distracted by all of the easy things that are out for us when we work from home. We jump into the exact structure we have especially for our mornings that make us get all of the stuff done and how we are able to set up realistic expectations, not only for ourselves but for each other. So If you need some tips on how to lazy proof your day, especially from working from home, this is going to be your episode! 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.

Today we have BOTH Abagail and Emylee from the Think Creative Collective on the show! They are talking all about how they meet, what each others strengths are, why it works for them and there may even be a fun challenge towards the end! Grab a cup of coffee (or glass of wine) and get ready to get to know why these ladies are seriously a business match made in heaven!

Do you daydream of having a business bestie to share all of the ups and downs with? Maybe you wonder if a potential collaboration with another blogger would ever work. More importantly - would it ever be profitable? In this conversation, Abagail and Emylee share why they’re better together, how their original partnership has shifted over time, what it was like to make no money for a while, and why pricing really doesn’t matter.

On this episode we had the privilege to chat Abagail, the other half of the amazing duo that is Think Creative Collective. She is getting real on how her corporate "pink slip" lead her to truly owning her passion for helping other people. She really is all about community over competition especially because to her its "All About the People"!

Emylee Williams, one half of the Think Creative Collective duo is talking all about how she started. Fun fact, she never has worked in corporate and that has been a huge reason why she has seen success. She opens up about her struggles with this and shows you why "Good is Good Enough" in your business!

Being An Almost Mom, Business Partners, and Sustainable Systems with Emylee Williams. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Emily and Dana talk about what it means to be an "almost" mom, podcast and business partners, and sustainability in business.   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Emylee's infertility story, her view of being an "almost" mom and the journey to adoption. How Emylee and her business partner, Abagail, started Think Creative Collective. Making a partnership in business work and finding balance. Taking a break from working to find productivity. How Emylee and Abagail deal with overwhelm. Recommended links and resources: Google Hangouts Basecamp Trello Google Drive Dropbox Later Tailwind Biz Chic Co-op Membership Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income Podcast Undisclosed Podcast Girls Can I quote you on that?  Know what you want at the end, break it down from there and you can get to your end goal. - Emylee Creativity needs space to breathe. - Emylee Tweek, don't pivot if something doesn't work. - Dana Recognizing what my partner is good at, and not trying to be good at everything. - Emylee Even if you have 15 minutes, figure out what will move the business needle the most and give 200%. - Emylee More about our guest, Emylee Williams. Emylee is the co-founder of Think Creative Collective. They believe you have dreams worth achieving. They want you to wake up everyday empowered to do what you love. They educate thousands of creative entrepreneurs (just like you) through our 180+ blog posts, free online workshops and the Strategy Academy. They strive to create a path to achieving your goals. And reward yourself with a purposeful and profitable business. At Think Creative Collective it is so much more than just a cute Instagram feed or being popular. We strive to harvest a community built on giving. You can sit with us. They are about helping businesses become brands that make a difference. They’ll give you the kick in the butt you’ve been needing to grow your business, simplify and streamline your life. Emylee is the brand strategist, photographer and house plant hoarder at Think Creative Collective. After growing a lifestyle photography business she began working with bloggers and creatives with business strategy and brand curation. That led her into the online space with educational webinars and courses when she met Abagail. They merged their two businesses into one mega powerhouse now known as Think Creative Collective. When Emylee isn't stylizing the perfect Instagram shot with her latest fake succulent you can find her chugging (decaf) coffee, failing at Whole 30 and convincing her husband that they absolutely need to buy another house plant. Emylee and Abagail are hosting "Snap, Style & Sell" Thursday, June 22 at noon. The link: bit.ly/SnapStyleSell. Think Creative Collective has an Instagram Challenge happening right now that people can sign up for whenever: http://bit.ly/InstagramBootcamp. To download our latest freebie, "The Easiest Business Plan Ever" they can head here: http://bit.ly/EasiestBusinessPlanEver. If they want to start on a free Instagram "Quadruple Your Instagram" e-course they can head here: http://bit.ly/quadrupleyourinstagram. Website / Pinterest / Instagram / Twitter Connect with Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

Today I'm joined by partners and amazing women who joined forces less than a year ago to create a powerhouse, energetic, beautiful company that supports creative entrepreneurs as they start, grow, polish and evolve their businesses. Emylee and Abigail met last summer in an online Facebook group and after discovering their ideal customers were the same exact people, they bonded in a very scary-fast way... But when you know something's right, you just go for it, and that's what they did. We're talking about how they made the transition from solopreneurs to partners plus what you might need to know before jumping into your own partnership! Visit the site for full show notes:  annesamoilov.com/show

Today I'm joined by partners and amazing women who joined forces less than a year ago to create a powerhouse, energetic, beautiful company that supports creative entrepreneurs as they start, grow, polish and evolve their businesses. Emylee and Abigail met last summer in an online Facebook group and after discovering their ideal customers were the same exact people, they bonded in a very scary-fast way... But when you know something's right, you just go for it, and that's what they did. We're talking about how they made the transition from solopreneurs to partners plus what you might need to know before jumping into your own partnership! Visit the site for full show notes:  annesamoilov.com/show