Thyme in the Studio Podcast Interview
I had the honor of sitting down with Sara Miller creator of Thyme in the Studio podcast! We had a lively conversation that I know you'll enjoy as well.
A few of the topics we discussed:
-My journey with herbalism
-My journey with entrepreneurship and building a business with Tami
-Healing trauma and my favorite plant for uplifting the spirit
-Working with plants to heal trauma
-The magic of meditation
-Why creating and being part of a community is so beneficial for healing
-How being an herbalist is to be an entrepreneur
-Working with social media and algorithms rather than battling them
-How to stop overcomplicating your work and build a brand with more simplicity
-Microdosing information
-Less is more
-Creating a team and so much more!
Here's the YouTube link and here's the audio link.
A few of the topics we discussed:
-My journey with herbalism
-My journey with entrepreneurship and building a business with Tami
-Healing trauma and my favorite plant for uplifting the spirit
-Working with plants to heal trauma
-The magic of meditation
-Why creating and being part of a community is so beneficial for healing
-How being an herbalist is to be an entrepreneur
-Working with social media and algorithms rather than battling them
-How to stop overcomplicating your work and build a brand with more simplicity
-Microdosing information
-Less is more
-Creating a team and so much more!
Here's the YouTube link and here's the audio link.
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