The Relatable Luxury Podcast: Recent Episodes
Petite Seats
Welcome to the Relatable Luxury Podcast. In 2014, Dan and I began a boutique children's party rental company called Petite Seats. After 8.5 years in business, it's safe to say we have become well known within our niche and have contributed to the over-the-top luxury children centered events in the NY-CT-NJ tristate area.
From celebrity events to the Hamptons, we have assisted with making five-figure, plus, kids' parties a thing! We started our entrepreneurial journey by presenting a relatable brand, everyone needs cute tables and chairs for their kids' parties, right? The luxury aspect was cultivated after a few years in the business once we honed in on our ideal client. With premium prices and trendy products, we made children's rentals relatable luxuries.
Join us as we share our prospective on entrepreneurship, family, and current events.
In today's episode, we'll explore a critical aspect of the entrepreneurial journey that often gets sidelined amidst the hustle: the significance of pausing and cherishing moments with your family.
What You Need To Start A Boutique Rental Company using Google Trends
previous IG Live turned into Podcast Episode
•••FEAR OF SELF-PROMOTION•••Get into the habit of asking yourself, “Does this support the life I’m trying to create?”
-Get out of your head!
-Id the root fear.
-Make a plan to attack that fear.
-Shift your thinking from self-promotion to self-expression
-Prepare + practice your elevator pitch
-Find someone you look up to + learn from them
-Block out negative self talk
🤎🤎🤎CHEcK OUT @nidaactive
IG Lives to Podcast Episodes
In this episode, I will discuss the importance of having an explicit terms and conditions for your business.
This is from a pre-recorded Instagram live.
Dealing with negativity and envy. -Focus on the people who support you!- recap from my first Masterclass March 2018• IG Live to Podcast Episode
How to level up your clientele by creating an ideal client profile and attracting your worth—- turning my IG Lives into Podcast Episodes
When is it time to quit my lil’ job?✨
-no opportunity for growth
-toxic work environment
-grossly under compensated
-your values are not aligned
-no work-life balance
-you dread going to work
-you’re learning coping mechanisms rather than skills
It’s never an easy decision, but oftentimes a vital decision to your psychological, physical, and emotional health.
IG LIVE converted to Podcast episode
Ten Ways To Make Your Business More Profitable— converting Instagram LIVES to podcast episodes
Converting my previous IG Lives to Podcast Episodes. In this episode, I speak about delegating responsibility, creating SOPs for your business, and differences between a W-2 and 1099 employee. CeCe of @littlecelebrationsrentals join the conversation.
I am exploring a topic that's often overlooked but critically important: the mental health challenges faced by entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship can be an exhilarating journey, but it's not without its hardships. Let's start by shedding light on some of the common mental health challenges entrepreneurs face.
Entrepreneurs often face several common mental health challenges due to the demanding and high-pressure nature of their work.
Preparing a special events business for a potential second lockdown is crucial to ensure its resilience and ability to navigate uncertain times. This episode will dive deep into the actionable steps I would/have taken to ensure my business survival.
In this episode, we delve into the topic of loyalty in the business arena. We talk about how being loyal can sometimes be a costly endeavor.
Conversation about sourcing internationally with Poppie Toys Brand Founder, Carlijn Joosten. We dive deep into the topics of using rattan, the cycle of product development and adjusting to kinks in the supply chain.
In this episode we chatted with founder of D & S Creations, Siria Morel, to learn more about her entrepreneurial journey in the stationery industry. D&S Creations has taken the East Coast children's party industry by storm with her elaborate paperie designs. Stay Tuned to listen. Don't forget to comment and share.
When building a business, you want to ensure you’re building something that lasts. Before you launch, you’ll need to make sure your product or service fills a need in the market. From there, you need to hire the right people and put the right processes in place to help you keep growing.
1)Establish Multiple Revenue Channels
2)Play The Long Game
3)Monitor Your Cash Flow
4)Never Compromise On Your Values -Lead With Integrity
5)Don’t Do Everything Yourself-Be A Flexible Employer
6)Prioritize Your People-Choose People Who Embody Your Values-Get Your Team Engaged In Your Sustainability Vision-Let Your Team Own Your Business
7)Embrace Operational Perfectionism
8)Focus On Your Value Proposition-Never Get Complacent
9)Close The Spending Gap Over Time
Being an entrepreneur is a journey full of surprises. The list of responsibilities is endless- the overhead, the quest to stay alive seems like an extreme sport. Everyone seems to demand a piece of you. The government takes away their piece, the landlord, the utilities, and your family.
It's a sensitive subject and one many entrepreneurs face.
In this episode we answer, Who is the Boss? We dive deep into conflict resolution in a spousal business relationship.
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Peace + Blessings,
D + O
In the business with Petite Seats having a covenant relationship has always been our goal. How we operate as a unit has aided in our success as a business and life partners.
In our covenant, we don't have to keep track of what the other person did or didn't do. We only have to worry about our own actions.
Join us next week, were we answer, "Who is the Boss?", and dive deep into conflict resolution in a spousal business relationship.
Share our podcast link to your social media, follow us on IG {@RELATABLELUXURYPODCAST} and YouTube. We invite you to send us ideas for future episodes. And also, record a voice memo or send a message on IG to give us feedback.
Peace +Blessings,
D+O