What She Said Lucy Lucraft

What happened when I abandoned my cart and a savvy business owner asked me a question?
I bought my dream dress AND created my new favourite content strategy (and, I think, it's pretty ADHD friendly too.
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In today's episode, I chat with my friend and client https://www.lizmosley.net/ (Liz Mosley about branding)! Liz is a graphic designer specialising in branding for small businesses and she's passionate about helping them helping them tell their stories through beautiful accessible branding.

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In what is probably my favourite chat ever I interview https://kerijarvis.com/links/ (Keri Jarvis) about her journey from girl boss to intersectional feminist and the messy journey those of us working online take. Buckle in!

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Buy her workshop, https://hustling-pioneer-6261.ck.page/products/business-but-make-it-feminist-work (Business but Make it Feminist)

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What She Said is finally BACK. Here's what to expect from future episodes and how to stay up to date.

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Today is a little different as I share how I started a running practice that's been going strong for over a decade.
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Episode correction: Nova Reid did have interest and publishing offers prior to June 2020. This oversight was Frankie's mistake and she would like to apologise to Nova for the error.
Author Frankie Thompson tells me about her journey to self publishing her books and the lessons she's learned about the industry along the way. We also talk about her anti racism journey and how it felt to have the rug pulled from you when global pandemic nixes your travel blogging career.
If you need a dose of career inspiration and as reminder it's never too late to do ANYTHING this is the episode for you.
Full show notes and episode transcript here: https://lucylucraft.co.uk/s6e5
About Frankie:
Frankie is a British author, blogger and freelance writer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. She's the author of contemporary fiction, thrillers and poetry, and her blog documents her writing journey as well as her travels and life in Amsterdam. Frankie is also the creator of WriteNOW Cards, affirmation cards that help writers build and enjoy their writing practice. A mum to two young boys, Frankie's a big believer in the power of positive affirmation, open water swimming, kitchen dancing and reading filthy romance novels.
Episode links:
https://player.captivate.fm/episode/53767aad-738e-4ed1-a24c-f9968f8848c3 (Listen to our last chat)
Support Frankie's work: https://ko-fi.com/birdswords
Buy Frankie's books: asthebirdfliesblog.com
Follow Frankie on Instagram: @francesmthompson
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