32 min
Starting a Wedding Business at the age of 58 The Wedding Business Podcast
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- Entrepreneurship
In this episode I speak to Chris Fowler who started her business at the age of 58. She talks to me about why it was the perfect time for her to go self employed and why she thinks it's never too late to start.
Join me in this paws-itively amazing episode of The Wedding Business Podcast! Today, we have Chris Fowler who turned her love for dogs into a successful business as a dog chaperone at weddings.
From starting her business at the age of 58 to doubling his bookings year on year, Chris shares the story of how Shortlegs Dog Care was born out of a need for dog-friendly wedding venues and her passion for dogs.
Chris talked about the impressive statistics on the growth of his business, with a significant increase in the number of weddings he has serviced each year. She attributes his success to his dedication to customer service, strong connections with venues, and a passion for his work.
If you're feeling stuck or in need of motivation, take a page out of Chris's book and remember that it's never too late to pursue your dreams and make them a reality.
On this episode, we talked about:
Approaching your business with passion, authenticity, confidence, and a positive mindset, regardless of age or experience. Networking, seeking competitor advice, and fostering venue relationships are vital for recommendations and support in business. Open to new ideas, feedback, and improvement opportunities, embracing a growth mindset in business. Understanding the importance of business management skills, including financial management and administrative tasks. Ensuring client satisfaction and post-event follow-up contribute to high review rates and customer happiness.
Learn more about Chris Fowler and Short Legs Dog Care at https://www.instagram.com/shortlegsdogcare/ and visit her website at https://www.shortlegsdogcare.co.uk/
Learn more about Faye Cornhill & The Wedding Business Club at https://theweddingbusinessclub.com/ and connect with me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/fayecornhill/
In this episode I speak to Chris Fowler who started her business at the age of 58. She talks to me about why it was the perfect time for her to go self employed and why she thinks it's never too late to start.
Join me in this paws-itively amazing episode of The Wedding Business Podcast! Today, we have Chris Fowler who turned her love for dogs into a successful business as a dog chaperone at weddings.
From starting her business at the age of 58 to doubling his bookings year on year, Chris shares the story of how Shortlegs Dog Care was born out of a need for dog-friendly wedding venues and her passion for dogs.
Chris talked about the impressive statistics on the growth of his business, with a significant increase in the number of weddings he has serviced each year. She attributes his success to his dedication to customer service, strong connections with venues, and a passion for his work.
If you're feeling stuck or in need of motivation, take a page out of Chris's book and remember that it's never too late to pursue your dreams and make them a reality.
On this episode, we talked about:
Approaching your business with passion, authenticity, confidence, and a positive mindset, regardless of age or experience. Networking, seeking competitor advice, and fostering venue relationships are vital for recommendations and support in business. Open to new ideas, feedback, and improvement opportunities, embracing a growth mindset in business. Understanding the importance of business management skills, including financial management and administrative tasks. Ensuring client satisfaction and post-event follow-up contribute to high review rates and customer happiness.
Learn more about Chris Fowler and Short Legs Dog Care at https://www.instagram.com/shortlegsdogcare/ and visit her website at https://www.shortlegsdogcare.co.uk/
Learn more about Faye Cornhill & The Wedding Business Club at https://theweddingbusinessclub.com/ and connect with me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/fayecornhill/
32 min