This was such a great, affirming listen. Amelia you’re an amazing conversation facilitator. And Ayana…brilliant, expansive as always. Thank you both ❤️
I loved this so much. When Liz mentioned' il malocchio' and how she viewed social media, it made me sit up taller. I could so relate. This comparisonitis can paralyze us. I received so much goodness from hearing about getting personal with plants and the seasons. Thank you for this. I also listened to the replay of the Retreat on the Interweb - fabulous!
This was an excellent conversation. There were so many moments where I was shaking my head - YES to that point moments. I really appreciated you introducing Megan & her work to me.
Chloé provides a superb and comprehensive explanation. Brilliant interview. Her work is supported by Bryon Sharp, and christopher lochhead,....Chloé has a great article on Harvard business review, bryon Sharp's talks about this when he refers to mental availability and catergory designer christopher lochhead also focuses on the brand catergory or system of ideas
I loved listening to this again. I listened to it on the Apple podcast but came here to be able to leave a comment. The conversation was so natural and ideas from that convo were great. Thanks again for another excellent pod.
Love this collaboration for both of you. As an idea the discussion abut how it unfolded is very beneficial. It makes so much sense to feel like you both were able to reciprocate equivalent values for each of your services.
I really enjoyed this episode. There are so many good points here. I have a question for you about Substack. Is it possible for someone to use Substack as a lead generator for something else?
I loved the idea of compartments for things you need money for but also how you want to run the business itself. Nicole made a decision about writing being more important than having a podcast for instance so she stuck to that. It makes so much sense. Thanks again for your wonderful podcast. Listening to you, Amelia, and your guests always makes my morning.
A stunner of an episode! So many points and I loved you featured a creative person with small studio offerings. I t was wonderful to hear about her journey from craft markets to Etsy and beyond. Knowing when to stop a business you started out of love is difficult. Kristen did it with such grace.
I love this so much! 🤗 I randomly stumbled across your website / this post when I Googled "summer sabbatical" and I'm so glad I did. Thank you for sharing the steps and also the mantras. Your voice is so calming, too. I feel at ease & inspired now ✨🙏🏼
