20 min
5. Amee Triscari PART 2 - On starting her business with 200 bucks and an iPad. What I Know About Motherhood & Business
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- Entrepreneurship
How do you start a business with no money?
Amee Triscari founded @juicycreativeco with 200 bucks and an iPad. She had NO buffer and NO contingency plan. Oh, and she is also a single mum - her beautiful daughter the result of a one-night-stand with a guy she barely knew.
To hear more about how Amee became mum to her daughter (affectionately known as Hurricane Havana) check out PART 1 of this interview where we delve into her very JUICY (pun intended) and hard-to-believe road to motherhood.
In this episode, Amee shares her tips on:
Why she decided to launch Pinterest training.
How joining a networking group was the catalyst to her biz success.
Why she never considered taking a ‘regular’ job.
What advice would she give someone in her position who is starting up in business, for where to spend their money at first.
How she deals with ‘imposter syndrome’.
Why it’s so important to share your story with your customers, as a business owner.
HUGE thanks again to Amee for being so hilariously and refreshingly honest with her story.
To follow along, make sure you head over to @juicycreativeco where Amee features heavily in her insta stories.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessieparker/message
How do you start a business with no money?
Amee Triscari founded @juicycreativeco with 200 bucks and an iPad. She had NO buffer and NO contingency plan. Oh, and she is also a single mum - her beautiful daughter the result of a one-night-stand with a guy she barely knew.
To hear more about how Amee became mum to her daughter (affectionately known as Hurricane Havana) check out PART 1 of this interview where we delve into her very JUICY (pun intended) and hard-to-believe road to motherhood.
In this episode, Amee shares her tips on:
Why she decided to launch Pinterest training.
How joining a networking group was the catalyst to her biz success.
Why she never considered taking a ‘regular’ job.
What advice would she give someone in her position who is starting up in business, for where to spend their money at first.
How she deals with ‘imposter syndrome’.
Why it’s so important to share your story with your customers, as a business owner.
HUGE thanks again to Amee for being so hilariously and refreshingly honest with her story.
To follow along, make sure you head over to @juicycreativeco where Amee features heavily in her insta stories.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessieparker/message
20 min