229. What To Do When Your Business Fears Become Reality How'd She Do That? podcast

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In this inspiring episode, Emily sits down with Jeanelle Teves, the dynamic Chief Commercial Officer of Bugaboo North America. Jeanelle shares her remarkable journey from a first-generation Filipina-American upbringing in Sacramento to leading one of the most innovative parenting brands globally. With a decade-long tenure at Nike and a passion for empowering women and parents in the workplace, Jeanelle offers invaluable insights into navigating corporate success while maintaining personal harmony. What You’ll Learn Early Influences: How Jeanelle’s entrepreneurial parents instilled a “you can figure it out” mindset that propelled her career. Global Experience: The impact of international exposure on her professional trajectory, including her time at Nike’s European headquarters. The 1% Gain Philosophy: Jeanelle’s approach to incremental growth and how small, consistent improvements lead to significant life changes. Work-Life Integration: Strategies for balancing a high-powered career with motherhood. Productivity Hacks: Her morning routine, prioritization techniques, and the concept of “biological prime time” for peak performance. Personal Branding: Tips on building a personal brand as a corporate leader and content creator, and the power of authenticity in leadership. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on your favorite platform!…

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239. SURPRISE EPISODE | Reintroducing Your Host 40:13

11 days ago40:13

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Welcome to a very special solo episode of How’d She Do That? — the one where you finally get to know the voice behind the mic! In today’s casual episode, host Emily Landers shares her full story — from growing up in a small town, dreaming big, and navigating unexpected turns, to building a podcast that celebrates women’s stories around the globe. - Emily takes you behind the scenes of her life journey: - Her formative years and family life that shaped her values - High school highs and lows and learning to lead - Her college experience and the choices that set her on a new path - What it was really like living in New York post-grad — the jobs, the grind, the growth - And the big transition to life in Southern California, where she now lives and records the show Whether you’re a longtime listener or brand new to the show, this episode is the perfect introduction to Emily’s voice, vision, and the heart behind How’d She Do That?. You’ll hear candid stories, personal reflections, and behind-the-scenes moments that haven’t been shared before. 💬 Plus: Emily shares what inspired the podcast, how it’s grown since launching in 2020, and what you can look forward to in upcoming episodes and Instagram series like “How’d She Do That: Day in the Life.”…

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238. The Tuckernuck Story: Jocelyn Gailliot’s Journey From Finance to Fashion 48:13

19 days ago48:13

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, host Emily Landers sits down with Jocelyn Gailliot to delve into her inspiring journey from the world of finance to the helm of a thriving fashion brand. Jocelyn shares the story of how she transitioned from investment banking to co-founding Tuckernuck, an online retail destination known for its classic yet unique pieces. She discusses the challenges and triumphs of building a brand that resonates with busy, successful women seeking stylish and approachable fashion. What You’ll Learn: • The inspiration behind Tuckernuck and its connection to Nantucket • How Jocelyn’s background in finance influenced her approach to entrepreneurship • Strategies for building a loyal customer base and achieving high retention rates • The importance of curating authentic content and products • Insights into leading a company through growth and expansion Resources & Links: • Tuckernuck Website: tnuck.com • Follow Tuckernuck on Instagram: @tuckernuck Subscribe & Listen: Tune in to How’d She Do That? on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.…

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237. Coloring Outside the Lines: Jackie Laurian Long’s Bold Leap into Wellness 50:39

26 days ago50:39

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, Emily chats with Jackie Laurian Long—founder of TheraPaint Studio in Nashville. Jackie shares how a tough season in her life led her to create something beautiful: a paint-throwing wellness studio that helps people release stress, emotion, and energy through art. From navigating her husband’s surgeries to caring for loved ones through health struggles, Jackie turned her personal journey into a space where others can heal too. TheraPaint isn’t just about art—it’s about letting go, having fun, and finding peace. What You’ll Hear: • How Jackie’s background in psychology helped shape TheraPaint • The emotional story behind how the studio got started • Why throwing paint can be surprisingly therapeutic • How the studio keeps things eco-friendly (yes, even the paint gets composted!) • Events and experiences offered at TheraPaint—like a special “A Moment to Breathe” day for Mental Health Awareness Month Check Out TheraPaint: Website: therapaintstudio.com Instagram: @therapaintstudio Hang Out with Emily: Instagram: @emilylanders Website: howdshedothatpodcast.com Like What You Heard? Leave a 5-star review on Apple or Spotify—it helps more listeners find us! And share this episode with a friend who could use a little inspiration (or a good paint-throwing session).…

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236. How Kim Lapin Turned Her Eye for Style into a Thriving Business 52:14

5 weeks ago52:14

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, Emily sits down with the incredibly talented Kim Lapin—founder and principal designer of Kim Lapin Interiors, a boutique interior design studio known for creating timeless, personalized, and effortlessly stylish spaces. Kim shares the story of how she transitioned from modeling into carving out a space in the competitive world of interior design. From building her brand and finding her signature style to working with clients across the country, Kim takes us behind the scenes of her creative process, her business evolution, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: How Kim discovered her passion for interiors and took the leap into design The early days of starting her own studio and finding her first clients How she balances creativity with the realities of running a business Advice for aspiring designers and female founders looking to turn passion into purpose Whether you’re a design lover, a creative entrepreneur, or simply curious about how women build beautiful businesses, this conversation is packed with insight and inspiration. Connect with Kim: Website: kimlapininteriors.com Instagram: @kimlapininteriors…

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April Reflections: Back Pain, Rest, and What’s Next for the Show 13:34

5 weeks ago13:34

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235. Short Stories, Big Moves: Elisabeth Edelman on Selling Her Business and Writing Again 45:08

9 weeks ago45:08

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Elisabeth Edelman returns to the podcast with a major update: she has sold her PR and social media agency, Golden Word. In this episode, Elisabeth opens up about the journey of building her company, navigating the emotional and strategic complexities of selling it, and what it feels like to step into a new chapter of creative and entrepreneurial life. We also explore her latest venture—Plot Twists, a delightful Substack newsletter where Elisabeth is publishing pocket-sized fiction weekly. We talk about the creative spark behind the stories, the freedom she’s found in short-form storytelling, and how she’s redefining success on her own terms. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a writer, or simply navigating your own season of reinvention, this conversation is a must-listen. In This Episode We Cover: • Why Elisabeth decided it was time to sell • The acquisition and what that transition looked like • Launching Plot Twists on Substack • The power of short fiction and creative pivots • Advice for anyone entering a plot twist of their own…

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234. Monica Lavin on Designing Welcoming Spaces from the Outside In Through Art of The Entry 44:37

10 weeks ago44:37

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, host Emily sits down with Monica Lavin, the Charleston-based designer and entrepreneur behind Art of the Entry. Monica shares her journey from working at NASA and teaching at institutions like the College of Charleston and SCAD, to launching Lavin Label, a celebrated design blog. She delves into how her passion for design and keen observation of overlooked exterior details led her to create Art of the Entry—a brand dedicated to crafting timeless accents for home exteriors, such as elegant mailboxes, doormats, and wreaths. Monica discusses the importance of first impressions, the inspiration she draws from Southern heritage design, and offers insights into entrepreneurship and balancing creativity with business acumen. Listeners will be inspired by Monica’s dedication to enhancing the beauty of homes, starting from the outside in.…

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233. From Skin Struggles to Skincare Success: The May Lindstrom Story 53:19

11 weeks ago53:19

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In this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of May Lindstrom, founder of May Lindstrom Skin. May shares her personal battles with severe skin sensitivities and how these challenges propelled her to create a skincare line dedicated to healing and nourishing the skin. Her story inspires us to embrace our challenges and transform them into opportunities for growth and contribution. Tune in to hear the full conversation and discover how May turned her skin struggles into a source of healing for many. We know listeners are going to love today’s episode - one they will want to share with a friend!…

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232. Inside the Business of Fashion: Mary Scott Jameson on Growing Sitano 55:03

12 weeks ago55:03

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, we’re sitting down with Mary Scott Jameson, the visionary founder of Sitano, a brand known for its effortlessly chic and elevated designs. What started as an idea has grown into a sought-after brand that blends timeless style with modern sophistication. But how did she do it? Mary Scott shares the behind-the-scenes story of launching Sitano, the lessons she’s learned as an entrepreneur, and the challenges she’s overcome along the way. We’ll dive into: ✨ The inspiration behind Sitano and how it all began ✨ Navigating the ups and downs of building a fashion brand ✨ The realities of entrepreneurship ✨ Advice for aspiring business owners looking to bring their own vision to life If you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own brand or love hearing real stories of women making their mark in business, this episode is for you!…

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231. From Fashion Editor to Founder of Elizabeth James the Label with Elizabeth Ackerman 50:44

13 weeks ago50:44

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, we’re sitting down with Elizabeth Ackerman, the creative force behind Elizabeth James the Label. A former fashion editor and stylist, Elizabeth saw a gap in the market for effortless, modern silhouettes with vintage-inspired prints—pieces she wanted for her own wardrobe but couldn’t find. So, she set out to design them herself! Join us as Elizabeth shares her journey from working in the fast-paced world of fashion in New York to launching her own label and embracing the charm of Charleston. We’ll talk about how she blends Southern charm with city sophistication, what it takes to build a brand from the ground up, and her best advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in the fashion industry. Whether you’re a fashion lover, a business dreamer, or just looking for inspiration, this conversation is full of insights, creativity, and the magic of following your passion. Tune in to hear: ✨ How Elizabeth’s background as a fashion editor shaped her brand vision ✨ The challenges and triumphs of launching a fashion label ✨ What makes Elizabeth James the Label unique ✨ Her move from NYC to Charleston and how it influenced her designs Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review How’d She Do That?—and let us know what you think of this episode!…

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230. Corporate to Community: Lexie Townsend’s Journey to Full-Time Founder with Happy Hours 46:19

14 weeks ago46:19

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In this episode of How’d She Do That?, our host, Emily Landers, sits down with Lexie Townsend, the founder of Happy Hours, a thriving social club connecting young women in cities like Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Tampa, and Jacksonville. Lexie shares her journey from the corporate world to going full-time with content creation and hosting monthly gatherings that bring women together. Tune in to hear how she made the leap, what she’s learned along the way, and her advice for building a business rooted in connection. We know you’ll love today’s episode - it’s one you’ll want to share with a friend!…

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229. What to Do When Your Business Fears Become Reality 33:29

15 weeks ago33:29

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Hi everyone, welcome back to How’d She Do That? In today’s episode, I’m giving you all an update on what’s been going on behind the scenes and sharing some thoughts on a recent review I received. It wasn’t exactly glowing, but it gave me a great opportunity to talk about how I handle constructive criticism, and more importantly, how you can too. We all face feedback—sometimes it’s helpful, sometimes it’s harsh, and sometimes it’s just plain wrong. But learning how to take what’s useful, let go of the rest, and keep moving forward is key to growth, whether in business, creativity, or life in general. In this episode, I discuss: • A quick update on what’s new with the podcast • My thoughts on a recent negative review • How I process feedback without letting it derail me • The difference between constructive criticism and unhelpful negativity • Practical tips for using feedback to improve and stay focused If you’ve ever struggled with handling criticism, this one’s for you! Let’s talk about how to keep pushing forward no matter what. Join the Conversation: I’d love to hear your thoughts! How do you handle feedback? Send me a message at howdshedothatpodcast.com or join the discussion on @howdshedothatpodcast If you’re enjoying the podcast, please consider leaving a rating or review—it really helps! Thanks for listening, and as always, keep moving forward!…

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228. Midspring: Where Style Meets Sport with Shannon & Meredith 51:28

16 weeks ago51:28

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In this episode of How’d She Do That? , we sit down with Shannon and Meredith, the childhood friends and founders of Midspring , a brand redefining golf and performance wear for the modern woman. Drawing inspiration from their Connecticut upbringing, they’ve created a collection that blends fashion, function, and femininity , ensuring women feel confident both on and off the course. Shannon and Meredith share how they turned their love for style and sport into a thriving business, the challenges of launching a brand in the competitive athleticwear industry, and what it takes to merge classic elegance with high-performance fabrics . From their early inspirations to the creation of ‘Birdies in Blue’ and ‘Under Par in Pink’ , they reveal the thought process behind their collections and how they stay true to their vision while evolving with the industry. If you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own brand or wondered what it takes to blend style, sport, and entrepreneurship , this episode is for you! ✨ How childhood friends turned their shared vision into a business ✨ The inspiration behind Midspring and its signature collections ✨ What it takes to bridge the gap between fashion and function in golf attire ✨ The challenges and wins of launching a brand in the sportswear industry ✨ Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to break into fashion…

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227. My Year of Only Purchasing 7 Items of Clothing And Why I Think You Should Do It Too 32:16

17 weeks ago32:16