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Natalie Gill, owner of Native Poppy flower delivery | San Diego, CA (2 retail locations: South Park & Solana Beach)
A Botanical Brouhaha Podcast listener wrote to us asking for Natalie Gill’s advice. The UK designer wrote: “How do you find your mojo when it’s hiding?” After a challenging year of fast-paced business growth, the question resonated with Natalie and she was willing to open up with our audience to explore her personal struggles and the solutions she believes are essential to creating a sustainable business while regaining and maintaining her passion for life and work.
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Natalie Gill, Tips for Regaining Your Creative Voice & Passion:
Host: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha)
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Joel McGee
Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee
If you loved this episode, click here to check out BB+ Episode 4 where Natalie Gill talks about the pricing structure behind her unique Flower Stem Bar.
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Thank you so much for this podcast but also all your podcast. This is a very trying time and it is very difficult to keep inspiring ourselves and our crews when we have so much uncertainty day to day. Keep up the great work. I’ll be listening. 😃
That means the world to us, Christy. We’re cheering you on from Texas. We’ll keep the stories coming as you keep doing what you do best to inspire your clients with your art. xo