Today we're visiting with Lindsay Diminick, owner of Yellow Twist Floral Design in Portland, Maine and cancer survivor/emergency plan educator to discuss: her roundabout academic and career journey which circled back to the love of floral design she'd had since she was a teen the gift of moving and getting to restart a business and what she did with that opportunity how she utilized her time in cancer treatment to work on her business plan for Yellow Twist's relaunch in a new city coming back to floral design after cancer treatment with intention and mindfulness how she's made space in her life to honor what she's been through her belief that having a contingency plan creates choices for a designer during an emergency how a contingency plan showcases professionalism and builds trust with clients Important teachers Lindsay credits for her ongoing floral design education: Holly Chapple Susan McCleary Hitomi Gilliam Françoise Weeks Gregor Lersch Michelle Edgemont Isha Foss Alison Ellis Putnam and Putnam Nicole Land Emily Thompson See more of Lindsay's work here: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest Lindsay's Contingency Planning Worksheet Today's episode is brought to you by: Mayesh Coming in 2020: International Workshop Experience in The Netherlands (April 5-11, 2020) with Sue Mcleary and Hanneke Frankema. Mayesh is looking forward to creating more magical flower moments abroad with groups of passionate flower designers. Want to attend The Netherlands workshop? Click here for more info. Guest Co-Host: Maggie Bailey | Bramble & Bee BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee How to Connect with Botanical Brouhaha: Blog Instagram Facebook BB Garden Style Workshop Series

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