Carving Out A Niche For Retail Growth - Sara McNally

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Recorded14 Jun 2019

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Five years after opening her bespoke letterpress business, Sara McNally realised things were no longer working out the way she planned. Rather than close her store she made the brave decision to completely pivot and recreate a new version of her business Constellation and Co. Including opening a store front, on a whim! Join Sara and I as we chat about; - new opportunities that have come from changing direction - why reinvention should be a constant activity - the importance of connecting with people who understand - how running a business impacts on mental health - how mental health impacts on your business - why building a customer base at the expense of your own value and worth is one of the most damaging things you can do For more click here

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