Cheyenne Reed is a former accountant-turned-bookkeeper, and the owner of Abundance Alchemy. She has always been a lover of numbers, and eventually, she started her own bookkeeping business in 2021. Cheyenne’s mission is simple - she wants to help millennial women create magick in the mundane of money. She is passionate about really understanding her clients’ goals and helping them feel comfortable with their money, and ultimately, create a dream life they’re excited about. Cheyenne is also a wife, dog lover, gardener, and considers herself a modern day hippie who loves living a simple life..

Daniel Chunn is the founder and CEO of Chunn Insurance Agency. When it comes to working with his clients as an insurance agent, Daniel cares about building a relationship - business is not just a transaction for him. He wants to keep things as simple as possible for his clients, and fostering peace of mind for individuals and their families through dependable services and personal touch is vital.

Brooke Bauer is a stylist and color consultant with House of Colour in middle Tennessee. She’s always had a passion for fashion and design, and she now helps her clients determine their individualized color palette, as well as their authentic clothing personality style. The real magic happens when your skin is surrounded by your best colors, and you’re dressing in a way that honors your body shape, personality, and lifestyle. Brooke loves teaching women how to amplify their God-given beauty, and dress with confidence!

Kimberly is the owner of CJ’s Coffee Barn, a drive-thru coffee stand, in downtown Winchester, TN. Originally from Washington, she completed a barista/owner training course at the Seattle Barista Academy before relocating to Tennessee. Kimberly always had the intent to open her own latte stand, and after moving to Tennessee to meet her (now) husband, her dream became a reality. CJ’s Coffee Barn is the one and only drive-thru coffee barn in the area, offering over 70 flavors in a variety of espressos, smoothies, lotus lattes, and more.

Kristin and I actually met locally, and she’s got a pretty unique background with plenty of fun things going on. Kristin is a Nashville-based writer specializing in all forms of journalism-travel, food, home renovation, entrepreneurship, and more. She’s also a photographer, videographer, public speaker, and creator of Camels & Chocolate blog (est. 2007). Kristin and her husband, Scott, founded DMA Events, a nonprofit devoted to creative placemaking through community events and the installation of murals.

April is a former English teacher turned branding, headshot, and portrait photographer with her own business, April Bowers Creative. She’s a lifelong lover of the art of photography; she finds beauty and inspiration everywhere, especially in the ‘imperfect’ and unconventional. Everybody is art, and everybody is worthy of being seen! She wants to encourage people to embrace what makes them stand out, and lean into a photoshoot with curiosity and playfulness.

I’m excited to have Vicky Smolyar on the podcast to talk all things trademarks, copyrights, and more!

Vicky has business in her blood; she started her very first business back in the 5th grade, publishing and selling magazines to her classmates. She is now the founder and head attorney at Smolyar Law. Vicky helps entrepreneurs use the law to their advantage, so they can then thrive and grow the businesses of their dreams.

In today’s episode, I have my good friend Paige Anderson on to talk all things Etsy!

If you’re looking to get started with Etsy or just looking to improve your existing Etsy shop, you won’t want to miss this episode!