You know I love representing my home state of Arkansas!
That’s why I’m so excited to share that I’ve been featured in The Ladders 50 Pieces of Career Advice from Every State!
When thinking through what I wanted to share with The Ladders as my best career advice— the one piece of advice that would not just represent me, but the whole state of Arkansas— I knew what I had to share!
Read MoreIt might surprise you to learn that my wedding flower and online-education business boundaries are inspired by farmers, but it’s true!
My dad and his father farmed cattle, and they were and are some of the hardest workers I know and continue to inspire my business even today!
Read MoreIf you’re a business owner, whether you’ve got one employee or one hundred, you’ve got to treat your business like a legitimate business. Before you can do that, you have to know whether or not you’re running a real business or a hobby.
Read MoreWe’ve been on the road for six months now, and there’s one question I’ve been asked more than any other during this full-time travel journey… “How do you afford to live on the road?!” It’s such a simple question with a shockingly simple answer.
Read MoreLauren Conrad, Emily Schuman, and Me. What do the three of us have in common? Well, for one, we were all featured in the same recent article in Business Insider, sharing our favorite tips for building successful businesses and leading productive teams. If you want to read 8 killer tips for building a strong business— from eight women who are really crushing it— you’ve got to check out the article! You’ll also find out my ultimate top productivity tip inside!
Read MoreI’m all about a reset. If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you know that. I’ve almost lost count of how many times I’ve reset my business, my health, my life, and my marriage. In fact, you can real allll about that in my book, Sleeping with a Stranger.
Read MoreAt the end of last year, I wrote a quick guide to being flexible while staying committed to your goals. This week, Whitney Port shared my guide on her blog!
Read MoreThere are two main components to the turnover of a new year: the closing of one year and the opening of another. I have a streamlined system that I use every single year to make sure that I close one year and open a new one with purpose. Here are three essential questions I ask myself to make every transition to a new year intentional and thoughtful.
Read MoreA new year is on the horizon, and literally everyone in the world cannot wait for 2021! The truth is, there is nothing inherently magical about a new year. Nothing automatically refreshes and starts from scratch. But I do believe that something happens mentally and emotionally at the beginning of something, whether it’s the beginning of a new day, a new week, or a new year.
Read MoreWe’ve been a full-time travel family for almost a month now. And we’re loving it. After spending the last year selling our home, my 6,000 sq. ft. downtown studio, and our cars, along with hundreds of household items we didn’t want to store or bring with us, our five-person family and my entire business is operating out of an Airstream. That’s right.
Read MoreMost years, we spend our Thanksgiving on my grandparent’s farm, where my 94-year-old grandmother still lives today. We didn’t get to be together this Thanksgiving, but the lessons and legacies of my farming grandparents are with me every single day. One of the big ones? Work starts when the sun comes up and ends when the sun goes down.
Read MoreContracts that protect you from icky client experiences, video trainings to teach you how to raise your minimum prices and still meet your sales goals, step-by-step instructions on how to construct large-scale installations. ALL OF THESE ARE AVAILABLE IN THE RESOURCE HUB!
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