How Juliet Wright Turned Her Setback Into a Launchpad for Legacy
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How did Juliet Wright start her entrepreneurial journey?
She is the founder and director of brand development at Tally Creative, a branding agency based in Nebraska that is committed to taking ambitious doers to the next level. I don't come from money or from success. I'm the only entrepreneur in my direct line. My mom was a kindergarten teacher. My dad was a farmer. But my family has a legacy of hard work.
What challenges did Juliet face after losing everything?
The great thing about America is everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Most don't know how to start, where to start, or what the heck to do. Give us some tips for them.
Yeah, I always say...
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How does Juliet help others with their branding?
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. Joining me today is Julia, who's a brand stylist, brand expert, and has literally lost it all. And she's building it back bigger than ever and leaving her legacy. Julia, welcome to the show.
Thank you so much for having me, Rudy.
So it's good to have you here. I know we've spoke offline a lot about what all the big things you're up to. You've been behind the scenes, worked on hundreds of brands and obviously shared your story in the episode about your upbringing and how you've literally lost it all. And you keep going and you're always building and growing and whether you're working on your own businesses or working on all the companies you help that's one common denominator of successful entrepreneurs is they keep getting punch punch punch but they don't stop so I'm excited to have you here and dive into that a little so yeah me too absolutely I think that's what it's all about it's like you know just keep one foot in front of the other good day bad I always say good day bad day sick day snow day like how are you going to show up for yourself for your company for your brand
And that's what I preach to my clients. And that's also the life that I'm living.
Yeah. So look, if someone's listening, they're like lost it all. What does that mean? Do you mind sharing your kind of story for a minute?
What legacy does Juliet aim to create through her work?
Yeah, absolutely. I started my entrepreneur journey two weeks out of high school. I got my first tax ID number. College was never in my plan. I really had to fight my guidance counselor as they kept trying to tell me, you know, fast foods your future if you don't go to college and I I put my feet down I said no I want to start my own business I was working in a photography studio I knew I had the eye and I knew I could do it and my mom had her PhD in education wasn't crazy about me not going to college and she said I'll give you a year
What advice does Juliet give to aspiring entrepreneurs?
I turned around and I took senior photos for the 800 underclassmen under me and worked harder than I ever had. And I proved it to her. I proved it to myself, to anyone I had to that I could make this work. And so, yeah, I started building at 18. Had about a 10-year career. Ended up traveling the world working for companies doing photography. And then in a moment, walked away. from a marriage, from a house, from a business. I had $3.74, four little kids, zero credit. I didn't have a credit card. I didn't have a cell phone. I didn't have anything. And I had to figure it out and I did. It's been about 10 years now. So it's interesting looking back. It happened about 10 years ago and I've had about 10 years of building, which has been hard.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Juliet Wright start her entrepreneurial journey?
0:40–0:59
2
What challenges did Juliet face after losing everything?
0:59–1:54
3
How does Juliet help others with their branding?
1:54–3:11
4
What strategies does Juliet suggest for overcoming fear in business?
3:11
5
How does Juliet define success and resilience in entrepreneurship?
3:11
6
What legacy does Juliet aim to create through her work?
3:00–3:43
7
What advice does Juliet give to aspiring entrepreneurs?
3:43–6:07
8
How can clarity in branding lead to success?
6:07–18:18
Speakers
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