A Fresh Start for the New Year
2024 was a year that tested me as a small business owner. One of the toughest lessons I faced was learning how to navigate spaces where respect wasn’t reciprocated.
Category: Business Etiquette
Customer Service without Hospitality is Transactional
In the wedding industry, good service means meeting expectations, but good hospitality means exceeding them. It’s about creating a feeling that lingers long after the wedding is over. To build loyalty and grow your wedding business, cultivate a spirit of hospitality.
How to Exude Confidence Without Coming Across as Arrogant
How do wedding entrepreneurs exude confidence without coming across as arrogant to their clients? Here are four crucial tips to help you with your approach.
When Your Client is a Bully: Navigating Difficult Business Relationships
Do you have a client who behaves like a bully or even a “mean girl?” Here are some tips and recommendations for navigating a difficult or abusive business relationship.
Why Travis Kelce Owes His Coach a Public Apology: Lessons in Respect and Professionalism
Recently, the actions of NFL player Travis Kelce towards his coach sparked controversy and raised questions about the boundaries of respect in the workplace. In this blog post, I delve into why I believe Travis Kelce owes his coach an apology and the broader lessons we can draw from this incident.
“Democratizing Luxury” at the MunaLuchi Coterie Retreat
Last month, I had an opportunity to give a main stage presentation at the 2023 MunaLuchi Coterie Retreat. My presentation title was “Democratizing Luxury.”
Kawania Wooten was an Expert Guest on the “Confetti Hour” Podcast
Kawania Wooten was interviewed for the “Confetti Hour” podcast to discuss “Democratizing Luxury”
Kawania Wooten Spearheaded the Educational Program at the Coterie Retreat
I have some great news to share! I was invited to help the leaders at MunaLuchi Bridal create the educational programming for their 2023
Conference Attendee Best Practices
Are you planning to attend a professional conference? Here are some best practices that I highly recommend. I have learned these best practices as a meeting planner and a conference attendee.
Beware of Allowing Your Brain to “Fill in the Gaps” When You Lack Information
As you probably already know, your brain will fill in the gaps when you don’t know all of the information. Quite often business coaches
Hey there trailblazer!
I’m Kawania (kuh won nee ah) and I own and lead two successful businesses in the creative industry. Welcome! I created this blog as a resource that you can reference as you launch, run, and scale your own successful (and sustainable) business. There’s lots of information in this blog, so bookmark it and hit me up if you have any questions. We all need a little guidance every now and then, right? Take care friend. Keep shining! Love and Soul Always, Kawania
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