10 Ways Your Business Can Empower Your Community {How To Stay True To Your Vision In Business}

Have you've ever been interested in opening up an online shop, but find it can be overwhelming? Let me show you the secrets in how my 10 and 13-year-old girls sold over 21,000 scarves in 9 months and built their profitable brand.

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This week, I enjoyed chatting with Ruth, owner of the online boutique, Leina Shine. We discuss why it’s essential to stay true to yourself when building a business and make massive sales through Instagram, even with a smaller following!

Ruth got into the e-commerce game five years ago, helping her sister run her business. After that business stopped its operations, she took a break from her entrepreneurial drive and went back to helping build private practices.

The business bug finally got her again, and Ruth decided to dive all in with a clothing brand aimed towards other moms in her community. She quickly discovered that her business was so much more than just selling clothes--she was selling confidence!.

Along the way, Ruth has uplifted so many people around her and has discovered so much about herself. Tune in to hear about all she’s learned about empowering her community through her brand and some excellent advice for new shop owners looking to break into e-commerce.

Key Takeaways
How Ruth jumped into building a business (05:45)
Where she sold her first product (09:15)
What inspired her to start a clothing business (12:00)
The decision to only use her and her sisters as models (20:50)
Her Instagram story strategy (28:12)
Advice for brand new shop owners (36:20)
Top takeaways from this episode (44:10)

Additional Resources

Check out Leina Shine at https://www.leinashine.com/
*For listeners of BIC use coupon code Shine40 for 40% anything in the entire store!

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