Keiauna was ahead of the game starting her mobile boutique in 2014. She now also runs a brick and motor and online boutique. Keiauna goes over how you must evolve to thrive in your business. This includes hiring, outsourcing, and pricing for profit. But that’s not all, tune in to get all the details!
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MAIN POINTS IN YOU MUST EVOLVE TO THRIVE
- Build a community, it’s not just about selling clothes.
- Buying is more than getting all the pretty things. You need a strategy to be profitable.
- Remove the emotional attachment from your inventory. View it as $20 bills hanging on those hangers.
FAVORITE QUOTES
“What I love most is that my business is a community.” -Keiauna White
“You need to keep showing up consistently.” -Keiauna White
Keiauna’s Information:
Website:Â beyoutifulonwheels.com
Instagram: @beyoutifulonwheels
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Original Air Date: July 20th, 2021
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