Moms, Makers, and Masters Momsmakersandmasters

In this episode, we are speak to Courtney Kelly, Owner of the Twisted Pineapple Boutique in Bartow, Florida.

We talk about:


Courtney's entrepreneurial journey. 
Growing her business online and in a brick and mortar. 
Her family and children being the strongest motivation to pursue her dream. 
Starting a graphic-tee ecommerce business and thriving. 
How she pays it forward in her community by mentoring women.

Quick Resources:


Follow Twisted Pineapple Boutique on Facebook 
Follow Krista Greene of Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry
Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency
Follow Catapult @catapultlkd
Shop Twisted Pineapple Boutique online at https://twistedpineappleboutique.com/

We are so excited for our first guy guest, Randy Glotfelty from Randy Glotfelty Pottery!

We talk about:


How Randy's mother inspired him to take on a pottery business with his brother.
The natural progression of becoming an entrepreneur.
How pottery is not going anywhere.
Ways to plan for your business's future.

Quick Resources:


Follow Randy Glotfelty Pottery @randyglotfeltypottery
Follow Krista Greene of Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry
Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency
Follow Catapult @catapultlkd
Check out Jen-Ken Kilns online at https://jenkenkilns.com/ 

Show Notes:

In this episode we interview Randy Glotfelty, a Lakeland artist whose work includes a number of fired art mediums and techniques. He is co-owner of Jen-Ken Kilns and Fired Arts Academy. Randy was introduced to the arts as a child by his mother Bonnie who owned a ceramic shop in Dixieland. 

Randy also operates Jen-Ken Kilns and Fired Arts Academy which is open to the public and has classes through a program they call Fired Arts Academy. Some are one-time classes and some are for multiple times. Both Jen-Ken Kilns and Fired Arts Academy can be found on Facebook. For more info visit JenKenKilns.com or call 1-800-329-KILN.

In this episode, we speak to Burn Boot Camp - South Lakeland franchise owners, Robyn and Stephanie. 

We talk about: How Burn Boot Camp – South Lakeland is changing lives through encouraging their community to make health a priority. Robyn and Stephanie’s decision to become franchise owners. How Burn Boot Camp is different by offering a floating floor, Burn brothers and Burn sisters and the culture of the Burn community. Coming from a corporate background to business owners. Attracting and retaining an amazing team to care for members. 

Quick Resources: 

Follow Burn Boot Camp – South Lakeland: @burnbootcampsouthlakeland_ 

Follow Krista Greene of Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry 

Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency 

Follow Catapult @catapultlkd 

Show Notes: 

Robyn and Stephanie knew after their first camp at Burn Boot Camp, their lives had changed. The first camp pushed their limits and left them wanting more. The community of Burn sisters and Burn brothers and the trainers were so welcoming and it felt like a new home away from home. After deciding to become franchise owners and open the South Lakeland location, they had to balance new schedules to keep their health a priority. They believe nutrition is a huge part of overall health and it provides the energy needed to run a business. But even with all of this, the most important part of the whole journey is showing our children that with hard work, anything is possible. And then we give out high fives for the good days and the bad because “we really are changing lives” and “doing what we love.” - Robyn & Stephanie

In this episode, we speak to Amandia Reese Craig of Change Your Life with Beauty.  

We talk about: How Amandia's mother and grandmother instilled many positive beliefs that still guide her today. Amandia's willingness to pursue business ideas and passions because she believes in herself. How she loves women who love other women. The importance of support systems. How Change Your Life with Beauty has evolved into a personal branding business. 

Quick Resources: 

Follow Amandia Reese Craig @amandiareesecraig 

Follow Change Your Life with Beauty @changeyourlifewithbeauty 

Follow Krista Greene of Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry 

Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency Follow Catapult @catapultlkd

In this episode, we speak to Jenn Bethune from Red, White, & Bethune.   

We talk about: how she and her husband quit their jobs to pursue the RV traveling lifestyle for their family. She shares some of her experiences and offers some advice for people considering this full-time RV lifestyle. We also discuss future travel destinations, as well as, their family hobbies and interests. Listen until the end to fin out what Jenn would do with $1 million if given the opportunity. *episode recorded 9/16/21 

Quick Resources: 

Follow Jenn Bethune from Red, White, & Bethune at @redwhiteandbethune on IG & FB Check out Red, White, & Bethune's website: redwhiteandbethune.com 

Follow Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry 

Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency   

Follow Catapult @catapultlkd 

Also, check out the hashtag #payitforwardforethan for more info on the precious tribute to Jenn & Kyle's son Ethan. And #gabbysdream to bring Gabby’s dream to life.

In this episode, we speak to Winter and Candice, the owners of Swan Simplicity, an organizational company in Lakeland, FL. 
We talk about:

What an organizational company is and who they serve.
How sometimes you just need a helping hand to function in all areas of your life.
How being organized can impact your schedule and ability to enjoy your space.
Becoming business owners after spending 15-20 years working in a corporate environment.
Owning a business has allowed Winter and Candice to utilize their gifts for the greater good and serve their community.
Pushing through fear to build a business on weeknights and weekends to make it happen.

Quick Resources:

Follow Swan Simplicity: @swan_simplicity
Follow Krista Greene of Anna Clayton Jewelry @annaclaytonjewelry
Follow Nicole Bradham @hotmodagency
Follow Catapult @catapultlkd


Show Notes:
Winter and Candice are a dynamic duo, serving their community by decluttering the mess and freeing up space and time for people to live fuller lives. But what is an organizational company? They explain, "it's bringing simplicity to your day to day life to allow you to function more appropriately and effectively in the areas that matter." "Giving you time to meal prep or exercise time or enjoy the things in your space instead of drowning in your own belongings." - Winter
Winter and Candice have used their experience in the IT and project management industry to build their business in an organized manner from the beginning with branding and website development. They absolutely love what they get to do everyday and feel blessed they can help people. Bottom line, if you have a dream, you can make it happen!