38: Running a Handmade Biz as a Solopreneur with Kellie Ketron

When I recorded this episode, I was feeling overwhelmed, a little under the weather, and not overly excited in general. But right off the bat, Kellie Ketron from Sally Forth Supply Company dropped the mic and lifted my spirits with her incredible story.

Kellie hand-makes the coolest aprons, wallets, bags, and bowties — all from her 30-year-old, 150 square-foot camper that she renovated herself after being diagnosed with a chronic illness.  

Do I really need to say much more?

Kellie walks us through her gutsy journey of the ultimate “say yes and figure it out later” decision and how being transparent about her illness has created a bond and loyalty with her customers. And let’s face it — running a handmade business as a solopreneur is no easy task, but it’s doable. 

From spreadsheets to eCommerce websites, inventory management to figuring out how to price your products, this episode is full of nuggets that will have your ideas going faster than you can write. If you’re ready to streamline your handmade business or need clarity on how to push through, this episode’s for you.

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