What do wine dinners, paint pours, candle making and charcuterie design have in common? Lauren Stevens. Lauren is the founder and owner of the creative workshop experiences of Joy Worthy Co. She built her business on the goal of having each guest experience a greater sense of self worth, joy and inspiration. Lauren is fun, easygoing and insightful. She openly shares her journey to bringing her business to life, her objective for each class she hosts, the struggles of being a single parent and business owner, and facing the paralyzing effect of fear.
Discussion highlights included:
- How motherhood changed her life
- The importance of gathering people together
- Joy Worthy Co as a combination of creative activity with emotional intelligence
- Overcoming the awkwardness of mixing and mingling for the first time
- Divorce and raising her son as a single parent
- Her outlook on success, failure and fear
- Biggest struggle in her role as a mom
- Lauren’s mothering message
Lauren mentions:
– Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ by Daniel Goleman
– You are a Badass by Jen Sincero
– We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere: 9 Principles to Live By by Gillian Anderson and Jennifer Nadel
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