#296 - The Power of Community over Competition with Erica Courdae & Tasha L. Harrison
Welcome to Almanac04/05/22 • 66 min
A lot of business owners get stuck feeling lonely and overwhelmed in their creative work. This is why finding a business community is one of the most life-changing things you can do in entrepreneurship. In this episode, Emily chats with Erica Courdae (DEI teacher & founder of Pause on the Play) and Tasha L. Harrison (romance author & writing community leader). The three of them discuss the importance of healthy friendships, and how to adopt a “community over competition” mindset as business owners— and as women.
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04/05/22 • 66 min
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Welcome to Almanac - #296 - The Power of Community over Competition with Erica Courdae & Tasha L. Harrison
Transcript Summary
In episode #296 of the podcast, "The Power of Community over Competition," hosts Erica Courdae, Emily Thompson, and Tasha L. Harrison dive into the benefits of building an online community for creative business owners. Erica and Emily share their experience of creating a platform that fosters collaboration, support, and networking opportunities. They discuss the value of their strong friendship, challenging societal norms of competition among women, and incorporating each other into their work. Tasha talks about her writing community and the positive impact it's had on her productivity. The conversation highlights the importance of boundaries, self-care, and action-oriented solutions within these communities. The hosts also touch on various topics such as crystals, business strategies, and personal growth. This episode offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs and creatives seeking a supportive and inspiring community.
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Welcome to Being Boss podcast for creatives, business owners and entrepreneurs who want to take control of their work and live life on their own terms. I'm your host, Emily Thompson. And in this episode, I'm joined by my pals, Erica Cordae and Tasha Harrison to chat with me about what it's like to be business besties with someone or multiple someones who run similar businesses. Tune in while we explore the ins and outs of having authentic, v
#296 - The Power of Community over Competition with Erica Courdae & Tasha L. Harrison Top Questions Answered
How did Erica Courdae and Tasha L. Harrison form their friendship?
They connected at a conference, exchanged business cards, and later connected on the Marco Polo app.
What topics do Erica Courdae and Tasha L. Harrison often discuss?
They discuss crystals, business, astrology, parenting, food, and various other topics.
What is the focus of Erica Courdae's community?
Erica created a community for imperfect allies focused on visibility, diversity, equity, and inclusion.
How has Tasha L. Harrison's writing group impacted her productivity?
Tasha's writing group has increased her productivity as a romance author, enabling her to write two to three books a year instead of just one.
What kind of support system do Tasha L. Harrison and Erica Courdae provide through their communities?
They offer a place for community members to connect, ask questions, improve their craft, and consider working together.
How did Tasha L. Harrison, Erica Courdae, and Emily Thompson become friends?
They became friends through the Being Boss community, attending events, and bonding over shared interests and aspirations.
What tool is recommended to help grow businesses and stay connected with customers?
HubSpot CRM is recommended for its customer management and communication capabilities.
How do Tasha L. Harrison, Erica Courdae, and Emily Thompson support and challenge each other?
They push each other to grow in their respective fields and incorporate each other into their projects due to their similar business models.
Can women be friends in similar industries, as discussed by Emily Thompson and Erica Courdae?
They debunked the idea that women can't be friends in similar industries and emphasize the value of their strong friendship.
What is the main focus of the Being Boss podcast?
The podcast focuses on cultivating community and finding business besties to enhance business success and enjoyment.
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