Small business vlog: Taking your business seriously, product photo shoot, market pop up!!

Hey everyone!!!!
So excited to share some of the behind the scenes of SowtheSeedStationery! As a single stay at home mom it is not easy to run a business from home while raising a toddler. We sometimes don’t realize how much we are actually capable of doing! What excites me the most is to share the process and the progress of SowthSeedStationery. I started making content as a stationery brand with no products at all! Now almost a year later I’m SowtheSeedStationery has an entire line of faith based stationery you can shop from.
Doing a product photo shoot was very important to me because it spoke to the growth of not just myself but my brand. I have learned so much along the way and I am continuing to learn! Each and every step I apply what I learned to the next thing and the new thing. I’m so happy to share this with you all!
Looking forward to continue to share my journey here.
Shop our products over on our Etsy shop!
sowtheseedstationery.etsy.com
#smallbusiness #smallbusinessowner #stayathomemom #productphotography

[@CornellyCo]

Beautiful floral design on the notebooks! Love it 🌸

[@_sowtheseed]

Thank you!!!

[@illustratingchristy]

I'm also a mom trying to start my own business while working full time. You're doing an amazing job and your vibe is beautiful!!!

[@_sowtheseed]

Thank you so much! I am rooting for you! Something that has helped me along the way is using my “dead zone times” I call them. So moments in the day where there’s nothing going on or no one needs anything from me. Instead of scrolling or lounging I’ll open my laptop and sit on the couch while everyone does there thing.

[@coolcalmandcrawford]

That’s an area I struggle with…taking my personal feelings out of the equation. It’s difficult with a full time career. But trying to figure it all out.

[@_sowtheseed]

It definitely is not easy especially when we’re pursuing things we’re passionate about. But the fact that you are trying and are willing to continue and learn speaks volumes. I always like to say small steps are big steps because those small steps lead us to those big steps.