Consider the Wildflowers
Hear the untold stories of how industry leaders, founders, and up and coming entrepreneurs got their start, the experiences that shaped them, the journey to building the brands they have today, and of course ... the numbers! Stories sure to inspire and reignite your work. As well as give you the courage to redefine success and build a life and business on your own terms. www.considerthewildflowerspodcast.com
Episodes
97 episodes
098. Laura Wifler: Turning the Page on a New Season in Business
In today’s episode Shanna chats with author Laura Wifler on seasons of business, stewarding your work well, and navigating burnout.Laura is an author, poet, and co-founder of the nonprofit for moms, Risen Motherhood. She’s auth...
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Season 1
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Episode 98
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49:54
097. Kate Ahl: Lessons Learned in Making Millions (& Watching it Slip Away)
Kate Ahl is the owner and founder of Simple Pin Media, a Pinterest marketing agency. Their goal is to help business owners leverage Pinterest marketing to help them make sales, grow their email list, and expand their community. ...
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Season 1
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Episode 97
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50:49
095. Kelly Kussman: A Six-Figure Business Bootstrapped on Corporate Bonuses
What’s your why? You know… The thing that gets you up and out of the bed in the morning. The thing that pushes you to keep pressing on through early morning inbox sessions and late night working hours. The thing that inspired you to leave your ...
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Season 1
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Episode 95
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45:59
094. Hannah Brencher: How 1000 Unplugged Hours Changed This Entrepreneur’s Life
In this episode Shanna chats with author Hannah Brencher on the upcoming release of her book The Unplugged Hours: Cultivating a Life of Presence in a Digitally Connected World.In this conversation they discuss the heart behind H...
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093. Akua Konadu: Thriving Together — The Power of Community for Entrepreneurs
Akua Konadu is a storytelling strategist, educator, and multi-passionate entrepreneur. As the host of the Independent Business podcast by HoneyBook, Akua is on a mission to inspire and educate business owners to pursue their dreams, overcome ob...
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092. Jenn Jett Barrett: Go Ugly Early - Secrets to Launching Your Business
Jenn Jett Barrett is a speaker, event host, and the founder of the Well Summit, a unique experience that creates space to unpack the things holding people back from peace, flourishing, and union with Jesus. In this episode, Jenn sha...
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091. Lindsey Bomgren: Holy Bananas! A Business Built on FREE Workout Videos
Lindsey Bomgren started Nourish Move Love with a mission: to make quality workouts free and accessible to women around the world. Almost a decade later, not only has she succeeded, but she’s built a 7-figure business too!Lindsey is a mom...
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090. Christy Wright: From Dave Ramsey to Solopreneur - The Power of Saying Yes Before You’re Ready
How did Christy Wright go from a 25-year-old with no experience to sharing the stage with A-List speakers around the country? It all started by saying yes to an opportunity she didn’t feel ready for…In this episode, you’ll hear Christy’s...
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089. Shanna Tells All! Running a Business Without Social Media - Season Three Kickoff (Part II)
Consider the Wildflowers the podcast is officially back for season three! Keeping tradition with our season kickoff episodes, we’re turning the tables a bit—Rhiannon Bosse is here to interview me about something that has profoundly shaped my pe...
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088. Shanna Tells All! Running a Business Without Social Media - Season Three Kickoff (Part I)
Consider the Wildflowers the podcast is officially back for season three! Keeping tradition with our season kickoff episodes, we’re turning the tables a bit—Rhiannon Bosse is here to interview me about something that has profoundly shaped my pe...
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087. Erin Loechner: From HGTV to Living Tech-Free
Today’s guest is the wonderful Erin Loechner, author of one of my all-time favorite books, Chasing Slow. From blogging to creating content for HGTV, hear why Erin walked away from her TV career, and how she’s built a successful business without...
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086. Jena Holliday: Rewriting the Starving Artist Narrative
Almost every artist I’ve interviewed on this show has had some variation of the same story: I didn’t think it was possible to make a living doing what I love. Although today’s guest grew up in a creative home, she always viewed art as ...
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085. Rhiannon Bosse: Follow the *Joy* in Your Business
Despite the online noise telling her that 7-figures is the goal to aim for, Rhiannon is taking things at her own pace. “Once I understood taxes, net profit, pricing…it was easy to decide that the operations it would require to make a 7-figure s...
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084. Kathryn Hager: Unexpected Outcomes of Saying Yes!
The story of Ramble and Co began in 2009, in Kathryn’s last semester of college, when her great-uncle offered her the chance to buy his screen printing business.After working two jobs throughout college, Kathryn had maxed out her income...
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083. Courtney Wolf: How Your Self-Worth Impacts Your Finances
Making financial decisions in your business doesn’t need to be stressful. I know that’s easy for me to say with my background in finance…but today’s guest has a fresh perspective on money that I think you’re going to really resonate with!
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082. Ashley Schoenith: Apron Parties and Oprah!
Heirloomed began as a way for Ashley to spend time with her grandmother back in 2006. Whenever Ashley visited home, the pair sewed aprons together at her kitchen table.Ashley hosted brunch parties with other women where she would sell th...
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57:48
081. Natalie Franke: Facing Hardship Head-On
Today’s guest knows a thing or two about surviving hardship and coming out the other side. Today’s guest opened up about her journey founding multiple successful companies while navigating neurosurgery, infertility, and seasons of burnout – and...
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58:59
080. Melissa Oholendt: A Career Dream 15 Years in the Making
Melissa Oholendt found her passion for interior design in her youth; buying shelter magazines with her allowance from picking strawberries in the backyard and painting her bedroom that perfect shade of navy blue. However, after beginning her in...
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51:54
079. Katie Williams: How to Sell Luxury Handcrafted Products
Katie Williams, owner of Mississippi Stitches, took up sewing while she was in nursing school. She started a small side business, but quickly realized it wasn’t sustainable on top of her studies believing she couldn’t charge enough for each pil...
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58:57
078. Natalie Browning: The Right Time to go Full Time
Natalie’s story began when she dropped out of college. Feeling lost and searching for a purpose, she ordered a jewelry-making kit on Amazon and stamped words of encouragement on each piece as a reminder to herself to keep going.Never be...
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077. Brittany Whitenack: From Craft Fairs to $8 Million in Annual Revenue
Brittany’s original plan after college was to climb the corporate ladder. When she bought her first candle-making kit online, she never planned to turn it into a business. But when her corporate job led to burnout, she started looking at altern...
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076. Katie Gatti: Founder of Money with Katie
Katie Gatti Tassin, better known as Money with Katie, is the face and voice behind one of the top personal finance media brands for women. Her mission is to close the gender wealth gap by creating content about money that women actually want to...
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075. Rachel Heckmann: Running a Profitable Online Shop
Running a product shop comes with its own learning curves from purchasing inventory to managing cash flow. In this episode Rachel Heckmann owner of the Rachel Allene Shop joins us to discuss her own ups and downs in learning to navigate online ...
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074. Bonnie Christine: Launching a 7-Figure Online Course
Bonnie Christine always knew she would own a business one day – she just wasn’t sure what kind of business she wanted to run. Not until she started working in her mom’s quilt shop.Bonnie is an internationally renowned Surface Pattern De...
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073. Tiffany Eurich: Landing Big Press for Your Small Business
If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your business featured in major media outlets like Forbes or NBC, that dream may be closer than you think!Dr. Tiffany Eurich is a communications strategist and educator for passion-driven entrepreneurs. ...
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