The Bloom-Print Podcast
Welcome to The Bloom-Print Podcast, a podcast for florists who want to create elegant, efficient and effective floral businesses.
Brought to you by Maple & Wren Floral Art Academy where the business is just as important as the blooms.
In this podcast you can find some incredible advise from Perth florist and floral mentor Elysia Tsangarides, creative director of Maple & Wren PTY LTD as well as juicy interviews with floral and event industry experts as well as business experts to help you build a business you love!
If you're looking to take your floristry business to six figures and beyond, to create a business that works around your life and start living and working with purpose - my love welcome, let this be your bloom-print.
The Bloom-Print Podcast
Episode 91 - Things I Believe About Business (That Not Everyone Will Agree With)
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Hello my loves! As you know if you’ve been listening the last few weeks, I've found myself in a bit of a state of reflection lately on just how much my thinking around business has changed over the past decade of doing this.
There are things I was absolutely convinced were true when I first started that I don't believe anymore.
And there are opinions I hold today that 30-year-old El would've probably argued with.
So in this episode I wanted to share some of those.
They're not all cold hard facts.
They're not rules as such, although some of them are definitely rules I biz by.
And they certainly won't be everyone's experience. And that’s ok.
They're simply the business opinions I've formed after ten years of building, making mistakes, trying and testing things, changing my mind and expanding my thinking.
And if these resonate with you, perhaps you're in the right place and perhaps you need a little bit of help navigating them in your own business. I'm here for that! Join me in The Bloom-Print Membership and let's turn your side hustle into your soul-income! (and I mean that double entendre, it's totally intentional).
