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So the thing that has surprised the most folks so

So the thing that has surprised the most folks so far about Reinvent(ed) is the ticket price. As in, our base ticket is only $150 for the whole shebang, which is a GREAT price for something like this.

Let me tell you who you have to thank for that - because that’d be my sister, Legacy, who managed to find an all-inclusive venue for us for $1500 flat.

For real, zero charges for chairs, A/V, any of it.

Because my sister is a fucking hustler.

She swooped in and saved the day the first time last July when she became Emerson’s nanny. The timing was perfect, because I desperately needed help + she was on the waiting list for electrician apprentice school.

But this funny little thing happened by fall... and she started asking about what exactly I do that makes it so I can work remotely 100% of the time.

No lie, I’ve been CONVINCED Legacy would be a banger of a VA for like a decade, but being an overbearing eldest sister, I wouldn’t give it a rest lol. After appx 1 million years of telling me to fuck off, I basically squealed when she said she wanted to learn more.

I also knew I didn’t have the time to really get her the training she needed, so I turned to Priscilla Green who is one of the best in the game.

Legacy’s been behind the scenes in my business since June, and now, she’s ready to help you with events, research, getting your podcast out, and more.

And now... she’s ready to branch out and start serving more clients.

Want her info? Drop me a comment!

I’ve learned a thing or two over the past year a

I’ve learned a thing or two over the past year about what it means to create an unforgettable experience.

Starting at Taylor Fest.

Not to be confused with ANY of the million imitators, Taylor Fest is a Taylor Swift themed party by Swifties for Swifties.

At Taylor Fest, everyone’s the main character.

As in, you get to request your fave songs. You dress up. You get to go onstage. Zero gatekeeping - just vibes and sharing the love with your fellow Swifties.

I saw that kind of energy again when I got to join Mama Gena in Morocco.

More than anything else, I witnessed the power of “Yes and...”

The phrase isn’t original. It’s the base rule of improv among other things, but it’s so easy to forget there is no faster way to get a room full of people to open up and *go there* with you than agreeing with them and adding to the conversation.

That’s how community goes deep fast.

And these are the experiences I’ve got floating around in the back of my head as I put together Reinvent(ed).

How can I give everyone their main character moment?

How can I find ways to let people add? To do it for the plot? To show up as their bravest, most favorite self?

Join us at Reinvent(ed), and let’s figure it out together.

The delightful Angie Colee had me on as a guest on

The delightful Angie Colee had me on as a guest on her podcast, and if you want to know how I really got here... this is the behind the scenes take I haven’t shared with many folks. @angiecolee

So I have been working inside of some more traditi

So I have been working inside of some more traditional businesses over the summer - think law firm, tax advisory firm, etc.

I am really enjoying it - mostly, because the amount of impact that somebody like me can have on a company that’s already doing well with but doesn’t really understand how to make the Internet work for them is ABSURD.

It honestly feels like cheating because it’s so easy.

If you know somebody who is interested in growing their company but would rather handoff the digital component, I’d love an introduction.

Photo: the adorable pop-up florist at Great North in Vancouver, WA

Today, I go to officially view the space and sign

Today, I go to officially view the space and sign on the dotted line for December 8th’s event here in Portland, OR.

And in the same vein of doing whatever the fuck I am the most lit up by that I’ve been on the past few months, this event is evolving into something really special.

Because more than anything else, what I think we need right now is connection and JOY.

So if you’ve always wanted to be part of your own biz bestie group chat...

If you want a crew that refers you first because they know how good you are...

If you want to go to an event that helps you find more of your ideal clients without having to navigate a massive, mostly-irrelevant to you conference...

This is going to be the space where you will meet those folks in real time, in real life.

Early bird tickets go live next week. Want first dibs + best pricing? Get on the waitlist. (Link in bio)

Behold, the email I am going to send out ONE MILLI

Behold, the email I am going to send out ONE MILLION TIMES!

For real though - consider this me asking for help. DMs are open, space for collabs is open, and basically everything else, too.

Let’s have some fucking fun.

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I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you – I’ve started a new company called @pdxfoodtours. The tours will initially explore SE Portland and the Vancouver Waterfront, with plans to expand as we grow.

And because you know I can’t do anything small, I should probably tell you… the local tours are just the beginning. I’m also developing an app designed to help travelers everywhere book the best experiences around the globe.

If you’re interested in supporting my new venture, here are a few fantastic ways to get involved:

1. Join me on a tour! 💃🏼

The first tours are on Division Street and in Vancouver - both are bougie and delicious.

I also offer private and custom tours, so if you have something special in mind, let’s chat!

2. Introduce me to someone who I should know! 👯‍♀️

I’d love to connect with tour guides, professionals in the travel and tech industries, or Portland business owners interested in private tours for their clients. Your introductions would be immensely appreciated. I’m also open to speaking opportunities and would love to catch up over coffee to discuss potential collaborations.

3. Point me towards grants, funding opportunities, and investors 🤑

I’m currently applying for several grants, but if you know of any other funding opportunities or investors who might be interested, I’d be grateful for the direction.

Thank you so much for being part of my community and for taking the time to read this. I’m incredibly excited about this new chapter and look forward to sharing it with you.

P.S. My company, the reinvention co, is still here! I’m continuing to take on limited 1:1 clients for business consulting. If you need any help, feel free to book a call with me.

A distracted bb in 3 frames

A distracted bb in 3 frames

What do you do when a referral goes wrong? It’s

What do you do when a referral goes wrong?

It’s a position literally NONE of us want to be in. You get asked by a client for a referral for something, you give them a friend’s name, they lock it down, and then?

Shit hits the fan.

So when I tell you this week’s episode of Referral Worthy is spicy, trust that I have a tale for you...

If you’ve wondered what to do when a referral goes wrong, Anya Parker-Lentz’s episode is a masterclass in how to be a act and leave a situation better than you found it.

#podcastlove #smallbiztips #referralworthy #referrals

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