Are you afraid to launch a business without a large number of followers on Instagram or TikTok? Check out my video with helpful steps for launching and building a business even if you are not a household name (yet).
We have all heard about Simone Biles getting the “twisties” at the Olympic Games. When Simone got the “twisties,” she stepped away from gymnastics for a couple of years; took care of her mental health; and worked her way back into the gym when she felt ready. So, what can we entrepreneurs take away from Simone’s experience?
Understanding the Business Twisties
In business, we can experience our own version of the twisties. There are times when we feel lost, overwhelmed, and unable to navigate our way through challenges. This can manifest as burnout, decision fatigue, or a lack of motivation. Just like in gymnastics, these moments can be disorienting and paralyzing, affecting our performance and overall well-being.
If you operate a business in the wedding industry, it’s highly probable you’re feeling the impact of the slowdown in available business. In the meantime, wedding entrepreneurs are actively exploring various strategies to sustain their companies. One of those strategies is embracing collaboration with other industry businesses. If you are curious why you should consider collaboration, check out these compelling benefits of partnering with fellow wedding industry entrepreneurs.
Women’s collegiate basketball has been experiencing a remarkable surge in popularity, with record-breaking viewership numbers and unprecedented levels of excitement. This resurgence has left many pondering the secret to maintaining and growing such a fervent fan base. So, what can wedding pros learn from the success of women’s basketball in maintaining visibility and growing their fan base?
For entrepreneurs, every season is not going to be a winning season. Instead of “waving the white flag,” pay attention to the lessons in this season.
Kawania Wooten was interviewed on the podcast, “Weddings for Real” with Megan Gillikin
Typically, happy clients want to support the business they have invested in. Sometimes, it’s not easy for a client to support a business simply because the client cannot remember the name of a business or the client cannot find the business’s contact information anywhere. So, I created a one-page document that list 5 ways to make it easy for your clients to support you.
Here’s my list of 10 websites with templates, articles, and/or videos for wedding industry entrepreneurs interested in growing their business.
Here is a list of ten (10) worthy podcasts I believe wedding industry entrepreneurs should consider.
Here are a few of the takeaways that entrepreneurs can learn from the journey of Mariah Carey’s hit song, “All I Want for Christmas is You.”
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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