Crafty Hands Club Magazine

Disclaimer: In this episode, I mispronounced a few words and there was a cell phone ring during the recording.

In this episode, Adrienne shares her journey of business, motherhood, crafting, and how she's helping other crafters become organized by creating systems.

About Ms. Singleton:

Adrienne is a single mother to one daughter, a full-time corporate employee and a long-time lover of all crafts. Youneak Designs was birthed after creating handmade bracelets for gifts and over the past 10 years it has evolved into a full-blown jewelry, accessory and stationery business. Youneak Designs is a business that creates a luxury experience for every customer through quality products combined with custom packaging. She also founded the School of Rock Paper Scissors where she teaches other women founders how to do different jewelry techniques as well as how to level up their customer experience using custom branded packaging. Most recently she began educating small craft business owners on Standard Operating Procedures through her Ebook and workshop offerings.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theyouneakdesigns/

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

Website: www.youneakdesigns.com

Bernadette Smith is founder and CEO of Equality Institute and award-winning author of four books. Her fourth book is Inclusive 360: Proven Solutions for an Equitable Organization.
Bernadette has presented to enthusiastic audiences of CEOs, associations, entrepreneurs, leadership teams, sales professionals, account executives, marketing executives, human resource managers and more. Her expertise in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) has been sought after by the New York Times, Forbes, the Washington Post, and Fast Company, among many others, and she’s appeared on the Today Show, the BBC, National Public Radio, and CNN.
Bernadette has been named one of Chicago’s Notable LGBTQ Executives by Crain’s Chicago Business.

In this episode you'll learn:

• Ways to be inclusive
• The truth about building an inclusive culture
• Challenges with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Practices
• How to better serve others by asking the right questions
• Getting others to buy into your DEI vision

Connect with Bernadette:

http://www.theequalityinstitute.com/

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As a business owner, you will find yourself faced with opportunities and demands. Sometimes, you will feel obligated to be available to everyone and everything. In today's podcast episode, you will learn why it's better to slow down, be selective, and still have a profitable business.

Crafty Hands Club Magazine is an online platform for crafters from all walks of life. We feature stories of lifestyle crafters, crafters who want to turn their hobby into a business, and craft business owners. For more information, please visit www.craftyhandsclub.com

No matter how many followers on social media or email subscribers you have, if they don't trust you, you aren't going to accomplish your sales goal. Are you more interested in growing your followers/subscribers instead of reaching out to your existing audience? Listen to today's episode, to learn the importance of establishing trust with your audience and ways to start building that trust.

Crafty Hands Club help crafters connect with other crafters, make their crafts a lifestyle, and help crafters turn their hobby into a profitable side business, by helping them know and understand business numbers.

Website: www.craftyhandsclub.com

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FB/IG: @craftyhandsclubmag

Sales might be the lifeblood of a business, but it takes work.

You can't force it. You can't half-way go after sales. You have to spend time in knowing your audience, what they need or want, and how your product or service can help them.

Crafty Hands Club Magazine help crafters turn their craft hobby into a profitable side business, by helping them know and understand business numbers.

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