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Two Years in Business: Lessons, Growth, and Gratitude

Two Years in Business: Lessons, Growth, and Gratitude

by alishia | Dec 8, 2024 | Uncategorized

Two Years in Business: Lessons, Growth, and Gratitude When I first started my business two years ago, I’ll admit, it felt like a leap into the unknown. I’ve always considered myself a calculated risk-taker. You know the type—follow the path that makes the most sense:...

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I opened my pantry and for the 10000th time that u I opened my pantry and for the 10000th time that unicorn lunchbox fell AT ME. A lunchbox my daughter hasn’t used in years. In that moment I realized our home was no longer fitting the family we are today, and something had to change. 

So I decided it was time to get rid of things. What I learned through the process was more than just donating old stuff and reorganizing our space.

Listen to the latest episode of In the EllaMents to learn how one closet at a time can create space in your life. 

Link in bio. 🎧

#intentionalliving #organization #mompreneur
I had a whole section of my closet dedicated to fa I had a whole section of my closet dedicated to fancy heels I bought six years ago for events I don't go to anymore.

Corporate blazers. Jeans in three different sizes. A whole pantry organized for a family that doesn't exist anymore. Not because I'm sentimental (okay, maybe a little), but because I genuinely didn't realize I was living in a space designed for who I used to be, not who I am now.

Here's what I learned: your home is silently telling a story about your old life every single day. And that story is exhausting.

So I started with one closet. Just one. Asking the Marie Kondo question: does this spark joy? And that's not fluff. It gives permission to let go of old versions of yourself without guilt. Those blazers? They represented a corporate version of Alishia I'm not anymore. Those heels? They were for a woman who had a different life rhythm.

But what really helped was the 10-15 minute daily resets. Morning and evening. Not a weekend purge (because who has the time), but micro-moments of aligning my space with my actual life right now.

One closet at a time. One drawer at a time. That's how you create space, both physical and mental, without burning out in the process.

The full story (and why this matters more than just organization) is in the episode.

🎧 Link to listen in bio. 

#PodcastPromo #IntentionalLiving #Capacity #OrganizationTips #MarieKondo #OneClosetAtATime #LetGoOfTheOldVersion #SustainableChange
What if that 'ick' you're feeling is actually a si What if that 'ick' you're feeling is actually a sign you have integrity? 

Last week's episode of In the EllaMents breaks down how to tell the difference between manipulation and ethical persuasion in your marketing. 

Listen at the link in bio. 🎧

#ethicalmarketing #persuasion #marketingpsychology #integrity
Amazon. Spotify. Patagonia. They’re all using pers Amazon. Spotify. Patagonia. They’re all using persuasion principles.

And they’re doing it ethically. 

This week’s episode of In the EllaMents breaks down Cialdini’s principles of influence - and walks you the through the three-question test that tells you if you’re serving your customer or manipulating them. 

Listen to learn the difference. 

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This week's episode of In the EllaMents is about t This week's episode of In the EllaMents is about the difference between manipulation and influence, and why your discomfort with marketing might actually be pointing you toward something important. 

Link in bio. 🎧

#ethicalmarketing #persuasion #marketingpsychology #integrity
Unfortunately, we've been taught to distrust marke Unfortunately, we've been taught to distrust marketing because it's manipulative, and if that gives you the "ick," then you are in good company. But there's a big difference between manipulation and influence. 

In this week's episode of In the EllaMents, I'm breaking down that difference. Plus, I'm giving you the three-question test that will tell you if you're crossing that line into manipulation or just using influence for the greater good of your customer. 

Listen to find out. Link in bio. 🎧

#ethicalmarketing #persuasion #marketingpsychology #integrity

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