This week, Margo is joined by Debbie Saviano who represents individuals who wish to transition into another career as she has done it successfully three times herself. Her first transition was from a rewarding career in education into the sphere of social media, then she co-launched a women’s education platform to expand their businesses, and finally, she now focuses on how to use social media to grow a business. In today’s market, it is all about being seen & heard on the various digital platforms that everyone carries around on their mobile devices   Margo and Debbie discuss: How the line between physical and digital has disappeared The importance of doing it your way and leaning into authenticity Understanding trends in social media How to choose who you decide to learn new skills from Finding clarity and consistency The amount of time you have to get someone’s attention Why and how to optimize your social profiles Traditional learning versus life skills learning And more! Debbie is truly intense about helping others use Social Media BUT doing it in their way - within their comfort zone!   Connect with Debbie: https://bit.ly/DebbieSaviano https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbiesaviano/

This week, Margo is joined by multi-passionate creative, middle-aged first-time mama, impostor syndrome warrior, Korean BBQ connoisseur and the CEO and creative director at Dear Handmade Life, Nicole Stevenson. Nicole's desire to help other creatives pursue their dream business and discover the joy of making led her away from her own handmade business and into teaching, consulting, running her own workshop studio and eventually co-founding Dear Handmade Life in 2007. Now, she connects, educates and shortens the learning curve for other creatives by sharing what she's learned through the Dear Handmade Life events like Craftcation Conference, Patchwork Show and Camp Dear Handmade Life, blog and podcast.    Margo & Nicole chat about: Holding on to old stories/needing to change Shifting perspectives Treating social media as an opportunity instead of an obligation when it comes to business as a creative Why finding community and connection is so important for creatives and how Nicole’s contributing to hers The benefits and challenges that have come with becoming a mom later in life Why you have to using the analytical and logical side of your mind when writing your dream story Allowing your business to expand, evolve, pivot, and change And so much more!    She has a BA and an MA in English from San Francisco State University and a dual “PhD” in crafting to keep your sanity and badass business skills from the School of Life.   Connect with Nicole: https://dearhandmadelife.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dearhandmadelife/ Dear Handmade Life Podcast   Resources Mentioned: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/raymond-carver https://www.heymavens.com/   Join the Relish Your Creativity Community today!