WCBC Review: Putting the Spotlight on Small Businesses Cardinal Marking

WCBC Review interviews Risa Fein of A Fine Touch massage boutique in Bellevue, Washington.

In this episode we discuss firing clients, outsourcing, and making an exit plan for your business.

Risa Fein can be found at her Fine Touch website, and on Yelp.

WCBC Review interviews Sonia Saxena of Salty Betch Bath Rituals.

In this episode we discuss finding the humor in murky waters, staying true to yourself, and making time for self care.

Sonia Saxena can be found at Salty Betch Bath Rituals on Facebook, Instagram, and on her website.

WCBC Review interviews Gary Miller of Miller's Mobile Tax Service- A CPA who can meet you wherever you're at.

In this episode we discuss growing through word of mouth, how to give outstanding customer service, and (of course) getting as many deductions as possible on your taxes.

Gary Miller can be found at Miller's Mobile Tax Service on Facebook, and on his website.

WCBC Review interviews Ellie McBride of Calibrated Concepts, a Squarespace web design agency.

In this episode we discuss the myth of DIY business, setting up systems, and using tools to help your business run smoothly.

Ellie McBride can be found at her Calibrated Concepts website, on Instagram, and on Facebook.
Check out her Capable Collective FB group.

WCBC Review interviews Kirsten Kyllingstad of Forelsket.  In this episode we discuss the whirlwind of starting a business, beginning to sell products before the website is finished, and turning a hobby into a hustle. 

 Kirsten can be found on her website: https://www.discoverforelsket.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/discoverforelsket

and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoverforelsket/ 

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WCBC Review interviews Keely Helmick of the Connective Therapy Collective, a queer-centered, sex-positive therapy center.

In this episode we discuss avoiding burnout, providing a space for like-minded folks to gather, and the importance of gender and sexuality training for therapists.

The Connective Therapy Collective can be found on their website, and on Facebook,  Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube.