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Getting featured in an Award-winning episodic documentary!

Spring of 2021, I got an email I thought for sure was SPAM. I pushed off responding to it because it felt like it could be real, but was worried it was truly just a phishing email that didn’t warrant my time or energy. So it sat in my inbox collecting dust until another email came in a month later, “following up on my previous email”, it said. Whoops! So I quickly responded to the

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A hand holds up a Self Love Tool Chest enamel pin that says, "Hello, I'm Doing My Best." The design is blue and white and looks like a nametag sticker. In the background of the pin being held is a miniature, blue shopping cart, holding several more of the same enamel pin.

An enamel pin I created made its Blockbuster debut.

I was just bopping along, minding my own business, and checking my Etsy messages one day back when I still focused a lot of business time on Etsy. I had grown my business to a reasonable size and did field some random requests but most of the messages that came in were legit. So, when I saw a message from someone claiming to be a costume designer for a major Halloween horror movie production I

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Erin Condren, a white woman with shoulder-length brown hair, stands front and center of the photo holding up an Erin Condren Planner in one hand and new gift tags in her other hand. She is wearing a black and white polka dot shirt and black pants. She has a pair of teal glasses perched on top of her head. The photo was taken for her feature in Entrepreneur magazine.

Unexpectedly met Erin Condren at the first PlannerCon.

I started my first business in 2016. A planner accessories business that focused on stickers, dashboards, and handsewn planner cases. Most of these items, while they could be used in just about any planner or bullet journal, were made to fit the famous Erin Condren 7×9” vertical planner. And if you have ever been in the planner community, you know exactly what I’m talking about. 1.6” wide boxes all the way! As a result of

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Got the chance during a work meeting to femme-splain “Diet Culture and Fatphobia” to THE Katie Couric.

My job at a multi-million dollar startup was to not just manage the company’s social media and outward facing brand, but also to assist my manager with our PR meetings too. Oftentimes this looked like meeting with teams from various companies and one team we often partnered with was Katie Couric’s team. We would write articles, and create campaigns around the intersection of eating disorders and media.  One day, we were slated to come give

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