Weekly Cravings: Recent Episodes
The Visual Crave
A podcast for entrepreneurs bringing a weekly dose of inspiration and advice on how anyone can live their passions and make a living. We interview the industry's finest to help Cravers craft plans to live the lifestyle they want and follow their dreams.
On this episode, I get to talk with a long time classmate of mine from middle school in Hong Kong about quitting her job to be a full time Twitch streamer playing popular games like Fortnite, League of Legends, and Apex Legends.
I got to talk about how to increase your price through branding very briefly last episode and today we have Kimberly, the general manager of Davis Cryotherapy, to go more in depth on the topic of branding. She goes over the rewards of branding and how she executes content creation while managing the whole store.
On this episode, I talk about everything PRICING. It's a scary topic for creatives and solopeneurs with many feelings of judgement and fear around it. I talk about justifying your price, why you shouldn't ask your friends about your price, why you should consider increasing your price in 2019 and how. I want you to feel empowered by the service you provide to your clients!
This is our first time to have a listener on the show to talk about him navigating through being a 22 year old in college and taking a big decision to get off the fence and chase after his passion of automotive photography.
Hailey is running her healthy lifestyle brand under @HealthfulHailey while juggling school and work. We talk about her journey in navigating the college years, how to leverage a small audience when starting out, and she gives us 3 simple but very effective health tips!
Jeff is the owner and founder of the Float Life, a brand that sells accessories for an electric skateboard called the Onewheel. Jeff talks about his transition from a well paying full time job to serving the Onewheel community by simply designing solutions that helped solve his Onewheel problems.
This week David talks about the mindset you should adapt going into 2019 and a question from a craver on how to avoid burnout.
Happy New Year everyone! We have Sharleen on the podcast again but this time to talk about financial planning for the new year.
Happy New Years everyone! We're so excited to end this years podcast talking about mental health in business. This is something we've touched on on the show but never dedicated an entire episode to. Taylor runs her own podcast called Experience, Express, Exhale and she shares 4 ways to work on our mental health in the crazy world of entrepreneurs.
We have Tony Christ in the studio this week to talk about the challenges of event marketing and how activating the right people around you can help to grow your business.
The owner and founder of Davis' first Barre Boutique Yolo Barre, Brianna Brandow talks about learning how to use Facebook Ads as a business owner and why it's so powerful to do so.
The King of Fika Bun himself joins us on the show to talk about the explosion of his Boy's Bakery brand in less than a year, building a one of a kind brand while juggling a 9-5 and a family, and how being kind is the best thing you can do for your brand.
This week David talks about how you should see owning our consequences as a gift and how it'll give the power and freedom to build more success.
This week we have Subin Yang on the podcast. She shares her secrets on finding work as a freelancer and her experience as an illustrator having worked with Google, The New Yorker, and many others.
This week we are switching it up. David and Sean discuss the struggles of having to do free work when starting out and how to turn it into an advantage.
This week we sit down with Trei Taylor of Trei House Productions. She talks about how important it is to invest in yourself, how sticking with things has led her to success, and what it takes to make it as a voice actor.
This week we sat down with Sierra aka Blondemesisi. She shares her secrets on how she has successfully grown her hairstyling business over the past year, the importance of the client experience, and why you need to be investing more into social media ads.
On the podcast this week we have Sacramento tattoo artist extraordinaire Jonny Gold. He talks about finding his craft, the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, and how to keep going when times get tough.
Big Ike Johnson stops by to talk about the meaning of unfuckwithable as well as how mastering health, wealth, romance, and confidence will enhance your lifestylee.
This week we have Dr. Celina Hatt. A Successful doctor and amazing business woman with practices in Oahu and California. She sheds light on the importance of communication and character in the workplace as well as Aerobics instructing, tap dancing, and what it takes to manage 50+ people.
Lisa Hilas is the business owner and CEO of Saving Gracie, an angel fund for Pets that’s saved countless of fur babies for families that couldn’t afford surgery costs. She is an incredible business woman and an unstoppable force that doesn’t take no for an answer. We chat about vulnerability in business, retiring at 44 after getting diagnosed with a rare retinal disease, and turning disability into a VIP experience.
This week we have Venita Sivamani from Dermveda, a skin care company that identifies your custom skin profile and curates personalized skin care tips, to talk about the success of women entrepreneurs in the beauty industry, health technology with monthly beauty box products, and what it takes to manage a team of over 60 people.
We have Lin Fei Fei, a universal artist living in Sacramento, share with us about her journey as an artist; from failing the biggest test ever in China (gaokao) to traveling the world as a badass artist and painting the walls of Sacramento.
Chiantel talks about her different business ventures in sewing pillowcases, selling lumpia, and now starting the first cat cafe in Davis.
Mona from the Prickly Pear talks about getting into dentristy even after failing college, her family falling in love with Sacramento, being a Highschool goofball, achieving mental success, and why she feels so energized around women entrepeneuers in Sacramento.
Tania Andersen, the co-founder of ZNA Uniforms, talks about being taught the ways of entrepreneurship early on from her parents, how you shouldn't step away from your interests too early, parenting her two kids as a visionary, and her pop-up shop for ZNA uniforms.
We have special guest Emilio the Mills talking about Oklahoma, Bobo's Chicken, growing up with strict parents, his favorite entrepreneur, living the minimalist life, and being a jack of all trades.
Moms this week's episode is for you. If you're on the fence about chasing after your dream, I have Veronica Marshall, a mom of 4 and 1 grandchild, on the episode talking about what it means to be a momboss and owning her life.
We talk about women representation issues in the ninja world, hierarchy problems with food, Lindsey Sterling, YouTube, fast food restaurants, twin brother, and being bad students in an asian household.
WEEKLY CRAVINGS Let the cravings begin! Join David Suh, co-founder of The Visual Crave, for a behind the scenes look into the lives of business owners and entrepreneurs.
SEAN AYRES: BIO Today we meet Sean, also a co-founder of The Visual Crave, who will be taking part in the production side of podcasts and other media. He is a recent UC Davis graduate with a background in both audio and video production.
WHAT IS THE VISUAL CRAVE? The Visual Crave is a social media marketing agency that specializes in creating brand cohesive and visually compelling online campaigns for small business owners and entrepreneurs. We believe in a practice what you preach mentality and strive to not only assist others in reaching their goals but to lead by example.
WHEN IS THE NEXT EPISODE? Future episodes will be posted every Monday 7:00am PST