In this fun episode of We Built This Brand, we chat with Kelsey Miller, the founder of 'Klosets by Kelsey.' Kelsey shares how she turned her passion for organizing and styling from a hobby into her full-time job. She explains the incredible physical and emotional benefits of having a neat and tidy space, highlighting how organization can transform our lives. To make her services accessible to a broad audience, Kelsey offers special packages tailored to fit everyone's needs. Additionally, she provides details about her upcoming online course, her active involvement in the Knoxville community, and her current favorite brand!
Show Highlights:
(00:00) Introduction to Kelsey Miller, Owner Of Klosets by Kelsey
(02:09) Kelsey shares why she started her organizing business and her background in fashion merchandising
(04:02) How Kelsey transitioned her idea from a side project to a full-fledged business
(06:32) The moment Of Validation for Kelsey’s business
(07:45) Services offered by Klosets by Kelsey, including personal and interior styling
(09:47) Kelsey's target market and Kloset by Kelsey’s evolution into a lifestyle brand
(13:22) Kelsey's involvement with local nonprofits and the importance of giving back
(15:50) Kelsey's thoughts on personal branding and styling
(18:19) Explaining What capsule wardrobing and its benefits for daily dressing
(19:01) Upcoming projects for Klosets by Kelsey, including a virtual course
(21:04) Kelsey's favorite brands and how they align with her business and personal life
(22:48) Closing remarks and where to find Kelsey online
Links Referenced:
Klosets by Kelsey Website: https://www.klosetsbykelsey.com/
Kloset by Kelsey’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klosetsbykelseym
Kelsey’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelsey-alexandra-miller/
Kelsey’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klosetsbykelsey/
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When did you take that leap to move from
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just doing the business, you know, on
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the side to actually being full time?
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Oh, honey, I just did it.
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Oh, you just did it.
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Okay.
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Awesome.
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Welcome to We Build This Brand.
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I'm your host as always, Chris Hill.
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And today on the podcast,
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we're talking to Kelsey Miller.
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She's the founder of Klosets by
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Kelsey, which is a business focused
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on organizing, styling, and personal
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shopping that's based right here in
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my hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Now, she's had a lot of experience
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organizing, styling, and
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personal shopping for her friends
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and family for a long time.
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And just in the past few years, she has
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finally turned that into a business.
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So in this episode, we're going to
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talk about her journey, what led
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her to start this business, what
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led her to leave her corporate job.
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And we're going to talk about all
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the challenges that come with that.
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She also gives me some great fashion
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advice and some organizational tips.
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And of course, it wouldn't
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be a branding podcast without
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some branding in it, right?
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We talk about personal branding,
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we talk about fashion, and of
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course, we're going to commiserate
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about the challenges of running a
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small business while we're at it.
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So, I think you'll really enjoy this one.
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I had a lot of fun.
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Kelsey's a great host, she was a great
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guest, and just love the opportunity
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to interview her on this episode.
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So, without further ado, here's my
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conversation with Kelsey Miller.
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Alrighty, well, welcome back.
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I'm joined today by Kelsey Miller.
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Kelsey, thank you for joining us.
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Thank you so much for coming into my
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home and doing what you do, sharing
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people's stories, and especially local.
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And I think that's amazing.
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So thank you for having me a part of it.
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I can tell you do interior design.
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In fact, your business
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is Klosets by Kelsey.
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Yes.
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Yeah, I do.
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I feel like a little bit of everything.
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I'm a true Aquarius.
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I'm very creative, unique and kind
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of go to the beat of my own drum.
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But, uh, yeah, I love all things.
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Design, fashion, interior.
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I just truly believe that if you surround
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yourself with things and items that
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you love and bring you joy, That just
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kind of, you know, goes through the
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mind, body, and spirit of yourself.
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That's awesome.
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That's really neat.
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So how did, how did all
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of this get started?
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Well, so it started actually when I
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was very, very young, when my parents
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were going through a divorce, actually.
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So I think through a lot of therapy,
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I realized that organizing, you know,
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control my environment and seeing how
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order and organizing made me feel better.
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I just, I love that feeling
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and I want, wanted to create a
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business where I can help others.
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Find that space of like calm and look
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at organizing as something not scary,
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it's more of a therapeutic system.
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I get, I get that.
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We didn't have you come in, but we
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did have just some housekeepers come
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in and clean our house over Christmas
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season, and I did it as a gift to my
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wife because she's a school teacher,
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we have two kids, really busy, and
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it was just, It was a load off.
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than they expected to be, but we had
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a lot to do, but it was really good.
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and definitely attest to like that
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mental health that comes with keeping a
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space organized and clean and, and nice.
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There's just something about
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walking into a space that's prepared
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and ready where you just go, Oh
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yeah,
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I'm here.
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This is nice.
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Life is stressful enough, so if
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I can help my clients maintain
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a stress free lifestyle.
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through my organizing services, through
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styling or personal shopping, then
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I'm doing my purpose, my life's work.
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That's awesome.
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So, so it started when you were
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young, inspired you, and then where
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did it actually become a business?
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How did you start getting paid for it?
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After college, I went to MTSU.
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I went to school for fashion
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merchandising, and I learned so much.
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I loved it, but I thought I wanted to
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be a buyer, and so after college, I
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worked for this boutique that I adore
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and still shop with, and I was the
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store manager and assistant buyer there.
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my clients and I would style them and
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pick out personalized outfits for them
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and seeing how that made a difference in
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their lives and gave them so much joy,
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made them feel good about themselves.
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I realized that I'm supposed to
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do something along those lines.
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you know, my clients would come to me and
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tell me, Oh my gosh, my closet's a mess.
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And I'm like, I organized
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my sweaters on a weekend.
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I would love to come.
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and help you do a closet edit and see what
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you need, see what you need to get rid of.
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So there we started a service with that
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boutique that they still use to this day.
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They do a closet edit and styling
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service still, which is great.
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So that's really how it got started.
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But of course, when you're young, and I
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just never thought this could be a career
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and be a business, but it really took
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off in 2020 when I was actually a sales
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rep for a fashion company in Atlanta.
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Loved it, worked with buyers, so I
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went on the opposite side of the table.
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And, because I was like, you know
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what, I don't really like these
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spreadsheets, and buying and being
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in control of all this inventory.
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So, I love people, I love clothes,
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and I was like, heck, let's do this.
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So fun, loved it.
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But when COVID hit, I couldn't travel
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anymore and my family and friends knew I
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did organizing as a hobby and enjoyed it.
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So they would call me and be like,
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Kelsey, can you please come and
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just help me pick out an outfit
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or My living room is a wreck.
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The toy situation and the kids room,
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you know, so when that started happening
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and just clicked, I was like, wow,
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I could turn this into a business.
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Never really thought my hobby
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or a passion could do that.
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So that's how it kind of got started.
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That's really cool.
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So it turned into, it went from a a hobby
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into being more of a full time business.
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realize this is something?
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It's not just a hobby or a side hustle.
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Like, at what point did you have
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that moment of, what I call, moment
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of validation in your business where
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you're like, okay, I can do this and
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I don't have to do this other job?
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So, um, I believe that getting validation
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from my clients and the people that I
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was working with, they would tell me
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that I was changing their daily life.
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I was making their quality of life better.
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So to me, that is more than any
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amount of money I could make.
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You know, like, that's, I'm
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just very purpose driven.
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All right, you have got
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to continue to do this.
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Like, you're making a
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difference in people's lives.
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And you love what you do.
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And it brings you joy in them joy.
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That's, that's really cool.
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So you're, you're not just, you're
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not working like you're not just
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like a housekeeping service or you're
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not just custom designing closets.
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I think when I first heard the name,
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my thought went to, Oh, are you doing
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like custom design closets for people?
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is really more of a.
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a personalized service.
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Yeah, it's very much so.
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So, basically, I do home
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organizing, personal and interior
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styling, and personal shopping.
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So, it's more of a
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creative avenue as well.
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Okay, and in what, when you mean
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personal interior, what about
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the personal aspects of it?
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Like, how, what, what are you focused on?
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What do you, how do you approach
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that with people to personalize?
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So we all have unique qualities about
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us, and we all have something that
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makes us smile, that gives us a spark.
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And I try to put that in the home
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and put that into the wardrobe.
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along with creating order.
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I think everyone wants to have
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some sort of order in their life.
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And so helping them come up with a system
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that works with their everyday life.
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while also adding some flair and
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color, whatever that may be, that
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is, you know, what they want.
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So moving beyond just when you
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got started, like you've got the
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validation, you got the business.
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When did you take that leap to move from
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just doing the business, you know, on
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the side to actually being full time?
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Oh, honey, I just did it.
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Oh, you just did it.
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It was, you know, I've just realized that.
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I have this entrepreneur spirit in me, and
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I'm the only person holding myself back.
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So, I just have to do it.
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And I think sometimes you just
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have to take a risk in order
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to see if you fail or succeed.
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And that's the feedback from the
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universe that you get, you know,
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like, You never know unless you try.
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So, at least if I tried, I did
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something that I love, you know.
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So, we're talking about helping
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personalize for people's style, people's
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homes, all these different things.
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What kind of market do you really serve?
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Like, who are, who is
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your target customer?
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So, with my target market, I
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have evolved, I think, more into
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a lifestyle brand and business.
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So, this is catered towards, I would
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say mainly women in their 30s all the
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way to, oh my gosh, even 60s, 70s,
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because I would say my services applied
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to major milestones in people's lives.
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So a lot of time it's someone's
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getting married, someone just bought
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a house, um, the kids are graduating,
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they're out of the house, new baby.
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Or even it could be, you know,
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my husband died, my wife died.
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It's all very situational.
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So I definitely think it
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applies to a wide range when it
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comes to age, which is great.
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And I think that also my demographic
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is obviously someone that does
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have, you know, a disposable income.
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It is a bit of a luxury service, but
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I tell my clients, you deserve luxury.
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Honey, you deserve to
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have a peace of mind.
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You deserve to look good
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and feel good in your home.
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You know, um, but what's great is I do
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offer customizable packages, so, you
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know, if budget is an issue, I will do
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my best to try to help you as best as
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I can with the budget that you have.
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That's awesome.
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Um, on your website and in your
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branding, because this is We Built
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This Brand, I noticed that your
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tagline is, A New Space, A New You.
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Where did that come from?
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Thank you.
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I don't know, really.
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I mean, I think it just kind of
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came to me whenever I just have
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like personally organized my space.
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I've realized I'm like, Oh my gosh,
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like what I just did and created,
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I created literally a new space
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and I feel like a new person.
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So I want my clients to feel that way too,
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because It is, it is a lifestyle change.
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Like you're changing a lot, you know,
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like whenever you are going through
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this process and I even feel like, you
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know, the tagline will evolve into a,
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you know, a different approach too.
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It's like, not just a
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new space, a new you.
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It's.
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You know, a new environment, a new being.
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Um, so yeah, that's kind of where it came
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from and will slowly evolve, I'm sure.
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How is the brand evolving today?
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As my business grows, I feel like you
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have to brand differently a little bit.
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You know, like I said, I feel like I'm
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gearing more towards being a lifestyle.
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Brand because a lot of people are like, Oh
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my gosh, where do you get your products?
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Where do you get your clothing?
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And, you know, I've realized
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doing this that some people
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just don't know where to shop.
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People don't know how to find the right
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products that is going to work with
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their everyday life or that makes sense.
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So I think with like the branding
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approach, it's really kind of evolving
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more towards, I think, kind of like
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Elevating your life, if that makes
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sense, like more of an elevated
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lifestyle, elevated look, elevated space.
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So that's kind of where
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my brand is going towards.
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Like, I think I want to be called
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like the elevated queen, you know?
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Like, just elevating your life, honey.
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Mind, body, and spirit.
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Here we come, you know?
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Yeah.
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I love that.
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The elevated queen.
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Yes.
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All right.
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So before we started recording, you
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mentioned that you're doing some, I
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think, non profit or some philanthropic
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work, if I can get my words out.
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Tell me about that.
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What are you doing?
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Yeah.
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So with my business, And
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just also personally, I am
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all about paying it forward.
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And just because something you don't
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use anymore, or that doesn't give you
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joy anymore, doesn't mean that that
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can be passed on to someone else.
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So I try to reduce, reuse,
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recycle as much as possible.
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Clothing, Um, Food, Interior,
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Furniture, whatever.
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So I work with a lot of local
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nonprofits here in Knoxville.
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Those that, that are very dear to me
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that I really work with, and I think
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they make a huge difference in people's
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lives, is Ladies of Charity, great
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organization, as well as CareCuts.
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So, they help a lot of people in the
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homeless community, oh, and I also
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work with, um, some halfway houses.
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So help people get, you
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know, back on their feet.
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So, and also just knowing that I
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work with local charities and all of
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their stuff is going to be donated.
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It helps, I think, trigger something
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in the client's mind that's like, oh
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wow, like, I don't have to keep this.
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I don't have to have this guilt
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of getting rid of it because
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it's going to help someone else.
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So I think that's something that's
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a part of my mission that's very
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important is just to continue to.
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I mean, look at all the, the makeover
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shows you see where they take like
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a homeless person and they clean
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them up and get back on their feet
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and go out for a job interview.
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I mean, just that restyling, that update,
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all that stuff makes a big difference.
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Yeah.
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And it's kind of like what I
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do, but you know what I mean?
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So it's just, I don't know.
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I just think it's a beautiful.
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Just rendition of what you
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can do to change people's
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lives in just different ways.
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Yeah, it's nice because it's a
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natural extension of your business.
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Like it's something you're already
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doing, you're already in this world,
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and then you're helping make sure
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that things don't go to waste.
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Yeah.
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As you, you know, move into becoming a
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parent and all that, you're going to find
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That kids go through clothing like crazy.
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One of the biggest things for our
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family has been that people have
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just shared clothing with us.
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Because it's like, well, our child, you
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know, grew out of that in two weeks.
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So, now it's ours for a week and a half.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Until, until it gets used again.
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But yeah, that's, that's
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really neat to see.
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And, um, that's really awesome
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that you're doing that.
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Thank you.
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Yeah.
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We touched on personal branding
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a little bit, personal styling.
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What is your philosophy on personal
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branding, personal styling?
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Or how do the two combine?
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Like in my business,
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or just my client, or?
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Everything.
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Your thesis.
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Oh my gosh.
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Um, I think just being
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unapologetically yourself.
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And because no one is Kelsey.
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No one is Chris.
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And I think people need to find
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that within themselves, their
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individuality and what makes them them.
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and run with it because there's
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nothing better than a confident
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person no matter where you're from,
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what you look like, what you have.
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So, and I just, I think that's also just
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a part of my branding and my business.
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I tried to help my clients find that.
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Are there any tips for maybe
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those listeners out there that
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might want some help with personal
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branding or personal styling?
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Absolutely.
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I think finding inspiration is key.
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And I mean, you can find that in,
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oh my gosh, social media, Pinterest,
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you know, I find a lot in Pinterest,
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magazines, even celebrities.
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You know, I often ask my clients
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if they Had an idea of who they
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would like to emulate as far as the
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celebrity goes, like, who would it be?
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What about for you?
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Tell me.
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That's a great question.
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Celebrity I would want to emulate.
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Probably Conan O'Brien.
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We're talking podcasting.
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Like, I love what he's, how he's managed
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to go from talk TV to, you know, to that.
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I don't know that he has the best style.
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So maybe Stephen Colbert.
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He's more.
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Oh, yes.
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I love him and his personality is like
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fun and like quirky, you know, so with
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you telling me that it's like, Oh, okay.
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So.
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I'm thinking we need, you know, like
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a really cool, like tailored blazer,
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you know, we need some nice denim.
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We need a really good crisp button down.
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You know, we need some really
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good Gucci looking loafers.
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You know what I mean?
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But you know, adding your
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own flair to it, you know.
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So just finding inspiration and that,
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and it just like makes my head like
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these wheels spin because I just
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love creating and helping people
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find pieces that make them feel
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good and comfortable and confident.
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Yeah, I get that.
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I mean, it takes a lot to be comfortable
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in your own skin, comfortable in.
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the clothes you wear and, you
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know, finding clothes that
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fit and make sense for you.
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I think the biggest challenge though
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that my clients have is just finding
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like an everyday outfit and I've
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realized capsule wardrobing has been
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very key in helping me with my clients.
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What is that?
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So capsule wardrobing is where
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you have just some of the basics.
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So your basic T shirt, white,
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black, gray, basic denim, basic
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boot, black boot, Chelsea boot,
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you know, just having the checklist
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so then you can interchange those.
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It makes it easier so you
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don't have to think about it.
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That makes a lot of sense.
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I am not a fashion forward person.
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Oh,
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I will help you anytime.
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Okay, I might be calling
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you up after this.
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Love it.
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Well, very cool.
544
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So what, what is the next
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evolution of Klosets by Kelsey?
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What's coming next for your business?
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Yeah, so in May, I'm actually going to
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be launching a virtual course, a service.
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So I am really excited.
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It's gonna be super fun.
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So basically, we're going to be
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just starting with your closet.
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And sometimes it's really hard for
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people to start with just because
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I try to tell my clients to start
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small, start with a place that doesn't
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have a lot of sentimental value.
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So, I think the first week we will
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do probably like a junk drawer, just
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to kind of like get your toe in the
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water and go through the process
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a little bit and how that works.
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And, yeah, I'm really excited.
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So, I'm hoping the virtual aspect will
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kind of help me connect with people
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outside of Knoxville and maybe just
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also introduce my business, myself,
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my brand to new potential clients.
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Even though it's virtual, maybe
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they might have me in their home.
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Um, Yeah, and I think it's just another
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great way for me to get feedback about
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my business and how to improve it and
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what clients want and what they need.
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And I mean that's, that's a need.
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There's people all over that aren't
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necessarily in Knoxville or maybe can't
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get out of their home for one reason or
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another and having that ability to have
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you come and help is really awesome.
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Yeah, I, I'm very excited about
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it and I think another Aspect of
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it is people get a little insecure
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about their space or embarrassed.
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So sometimes, I mean, it's hard
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when a stranger comes into your
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home and goes through your things.
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So I'm hoping like this can help them,
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I think, feel a little bit, a little bit
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more comfortable as well, because You
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know, my clients, whenever I work with
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them, they go through their things so
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much easier, but it's just because they
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have a helping hand, like a guiding voice.
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So, hopefully, just virtually, I
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can also do that for my clients.
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One of my last questions, and I always
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like to ask this on the podcast, is
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what brand, and you being in fashion
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and all this, I'm sure you're gonna
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have a very interesting answer.
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What brand would you say is the
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brand you most admire right now?
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You know, that is so hard.
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I've been thinking about it a lot because
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I absolutely adore clothing and brands.
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But I would say currently and in my
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state that I'm in, my pregnancy, I
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would definitely say The Gap because
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they have great basics and they are
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maternity friendly as well as free people.
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Oh my gosh, I mean their flowy
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dresses, are amazing and they
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have these like spandex rompers.
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So I would say yeah, Free People
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and Gap currently because that is
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what's currently fitting my body
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type that I'm getting used to.
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Yeah.
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All part of the process.
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Yes.
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Gap's a brand I've liked for a while.
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for clothes and stuff and,
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um, I think they're tied to
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Banana Republic, aren't they?
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Yeah, they're under the same umbrella.
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Yeah, and I
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have fallen in love with Banana
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Republic jeans, so that's
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Yeah, it's good quality stuff.
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Yeah,
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yeah.
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Yeah, I'm sad they took, took out,
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took the one out of the mall, though.
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Absurd.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I don't understand the logic.
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Totally awful decision, but whatever.
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They made it and, uh, yeah, we
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have to buy online now, I guess.
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I mean, that's the thing.
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Like, maternity, it is Absolutely a
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tragedy when I see some maternity things,
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I'm like, we do not want to dress like
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that, you know, so I've had to venture
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online and, you know, people think just
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because I love clothes and love shopping
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that I like online shopping, I'm very much
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like a touch, feel, try on type of person,
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you know, so that's been, that's been, you
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know, a little bit of a change, but yeah.
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Whatever.
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It's fine.
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Well, Kelsey, thank you
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so much for coming on.
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Uh, before we go, I wanna make sure
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that you get a chance to promote
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anything that you want to promote.
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So tell us, I think your
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new online course Yes.
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Is what we wanna talk about.
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But if there's anything else,
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and of course social media,
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where can people find you?
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Yes, I'm on all the
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socials Klosets by Kelsey.
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00:23:07,104 --> 00:23:08,995
Um, you can also go to Klosets by
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Kelsey.com and that's Closets with a K.
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So, you know, K by K, you
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know, a little tagline.
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You got to keep it catchy.
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And, um, so yeah, and you can
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also fill out an inquiry form if
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you're interested in any of my
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services or have any questions.
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I would love to help and connect.
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ISKRA
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All righty.
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Well, Kelsey, thank you
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so much for coming on.
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KELSEY
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Thank you, Chris.
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Oh my gosh, and I admire
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your podcast voice so much.
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You have such a good podcast voice.
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I'm going to listen to this and be like,
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Oh my gosh, that Hick Grawl, yikes.
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Oh no, you
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sound great and we'll
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make you sound great too.
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Perfect.
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Thank the Lord for editing.
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Okay, great.
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That's what we do.
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All right.
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Thank you so much.
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Yay.
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Thank you.
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So fun.