KREWETALK WITH KP

In this episode, Destiny Rowell shares her unexpected journey from brand photography to becoming a coffee franchise founder with Grit and Grind Coffee. She discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of family dynamics in business, and the strategies she employed to scale her coffee shop. Destiny also addresses the issue of imposter syndrome and emphasizes the significance of creating a unique customer experience in the competitive coffee industry. The conversation highlights the entrepreneurial spirit and the drive to innovate and grow in the face of challenges. KP and Destiny Rowell explore the intricacies of entrepreneurship, focusing on the importance of social media, branding, and client relationships. They discuss the challenges of building a business, the significance of mindset and confidence, and the dynamics of working with partners. The conversation highlights the need for community support and the strategies for customizing business offerings to meet client needs.

Kali Norton shares her multifaceted journey as a photographer and business owner. From her beginnings in photography to the establishment of The Creative Studio, she discusses the challenges and triumphs of running a business, especially in the wake of COVID-19. The conversation delves into the dynamics of working with family, the importance of community, and the balance between work and family life. Kali emphasizes the significance of passion in her work and her desire to create a legacy that can be passed down through generations. Kali Norton KP discuss the challenges and evolution of running a business, particularly in the creative industry. They explore the importance of outsourcing, the impact of AI on business operations, and the nuances of branding and marketing. The conversation also highlights the significance of client relationships and loyalty, emphasizing that personal connections are what truly drive success in their respective fields.

In this episode of Krewetalk, KP sits down with Kelli from Droopy's Snoballs to uncover her inspiring journey to being a business owner. They dive into the unique challenges of running a family business, especially in a post-COVID world, and emphasize the importance of customer service, community engagement, and leaving a lasting legacy. Kelli opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship—the highs and lows of managing finances, navigating social media marketing, and dealing with customer interactions. Together, they explore the impact of online reviews, the emotional toll of business ownership, and the value of creating a supportive work environment. This candid conversation is packed with insights on balancing work and personal life, building meaningful customer relationships, and leveraging social media as a powerful tool for growth. business, entrepreneurship, family business, customer service, post-COVID, legacy, community engagement, snowballs, wine, New Orleans, small business, customer service, online reviews, social media marketing, employee management, business growth, customer expectations, financial management, work-life balance, entrepreneurship

In this convo, Casey Langteau, a talented artist from New Orleans, shares her journey from graphic design to becoming a full time artist. She discusses her inspirations, the evolution of her art style, and the challenges of running a gallery while balancing motherhood. Casey reflects on the impact of COVID-19 on her business and the importance of community engagement. She also shares insights on building a team and managing growth, emphasizing the need for work-life balance and the joy of creating art that brings happiness to others.

In this conversation, KP and Hannah discuss the launch of their new venture, The Brand Agency, which focuses on branding and rebranding businesses. They explore the various services offered, the significance of branding in business and personal identity, and their hopes for the agency's future. The discussion highlights the creative collaboration between them and the excitement of embarking on this new journey together.

In this episode, Ruby Avella, the owner of Vieux Carre Wine and Spirits, shares her journey of taking over the family business, the challenges faced in the retail and wine industry, especially post COVID, and the dynamics of working with family. She discusses the unique aspects of running a wine store in the French Quarter and her future aspirations for the store. Keywords Family business, wine industry, COVID-19 impact, retail challenges, legacy, social media marketing

In this episode of Krewetalk with KP, we’re joined by Bri Guillory, a style and color consultant from House of Colour West New Orleans. Only 6 months into business ownership, Bri discusses the whirlwind of success she has had leaving the teaching career she once had. She also discusses the impact of discovering your personal color palette and how it can elevate your wardrobe and confidence. color analysis, house of colour, color consulting

On this episode of Krewetalk with KP, Kacie and Kelli let loose in a late night chat that goes a little off the rails (in the best way). They get into their time at the Damn Good Marketing Live conference, where the swag bags were almost as important as the networking. From goal setting in mastermind groups to some real talk about balancing work and life (or at least trying to), they share all the highs and a few hilarious lows. Grab a drink and get ready for some laughs, insights, and a whole lot of relatable moments.

In this episode of Krewe Talk, KP chats with New Orleans real estate powerhouse Stacie Carubba. They dive into Stacie's journey into real estate, how personal experiences shaped her career, and the latest market trends. The conversation gets into the role of tech and AI in the industry, shifting dynamics between buyers and sellers, and what’s new with commission structures. Stacie keeps it real with insights and stories from her own career, reminding us all that authenticity and building true connections are what make the real estate game successful. Keywords real estate, Stacie Carubba, market trends, personal branding, technology in real estate, commissions, buyer-seller dynamics, entrepreneurship, New Orleans, career journey

This week, my husband Scott and I are sitting down for a fun, light hearted episode where we share personal stories, laugh about our marriage, and tackle a few unexpected questions. We’re talking everything from our dream vacations and childhood memories to what it’s really like running businesses together. We also dive into life beyond being parents and entrepreneurs, and of course, we’ll share some of our favorite things—movies, soft drinks, and even our dream cars. It’s a laid back convo that captures the heart of our relationship and the journey we’ve been on, perfect for anyone who loves real talk, family, and personal growth! Keywords podcast, marriage, family, business, personal growth, dreams, identity, relationships, parenting, fun questions