Supriya Mehra's guest appearances

Supriya Mehra

The Business of Thinking Big

Creative Entrepreneurship™

Monique Bryan

Amy Porterfield

Benjamin Hardy

Rick Mulready

Tarzan Kay

Emily Edwards

Mike Young

Paul Maskill

Stu McLaren

Dolores Hirschmann

Kris Plachy

Ron Reich

Alyson Lex

Anthony Garcia

Daniel Bauer

OwlTail

This week, I interview Supriya Mehra, an event producer and business strategist who has been running her business since 2009. We discuss how she was able to pivot her business from an old-school event focus to a more modern and online structure. Supriya quit her lucrative, corporate career in 2016 to fully commit to her entrepreneurship dreams. Since then, her work as an event producer had kept her busy – until, of course, the Covid-19 pandemic struck, making events, as we used to know them, impossible. Supriya and I discuss how she was able to continue her reduced events business while also beginning a new online community and launching her first webinar. The key idea? Delegating!This episode dives deep into our ability to let some things go and embracing the perfectly imperfect nature of any first attempt. There’s never a perfect moment to start, and the more we see the beauty in “starting small”, the more we empower ourselves to get started at all. Links mentioned in this episode:Follow Supriya on Instagram: @curators.club

This week, I interview Supriya Mehra, an event producer and business strategist who has been running her business since 2009.  We discuss how she was able to pivot her business from an old-school event focus to a more modern and online structure. Supriya quit her lucrative, corporate career in 2016 to fully commit to her entrepreneurship dreams.  Since then, her work as an event producer had kept her busy – until, of course, the Covid-19 pandemic struck, making events, as we used to know them, impossible.  Supriya and I discuss how she was able to continue her reduced events business while also beginning a new online community and launching her first webinar. The key idea? Delegating! This episode dives deep into our ability to let some things go and embracing the perfectly imperfect nature of any first attempt. There’s never a perfect moment to start, and the more we see the beauty in “starting small”, the more we empower ourselves to get started at all.  Links mentioned in this episode: Follow Supriya on Instagram: @curators.club

How to Pivot Online with Supriya Mehra

Starting a Design Business with Minimal CapitalKey Takeaways·      Know where you wanna go·      Network ·      Keep track of all your expenses to know your profitability and find yourself a network of resources to build your business through networking events and mentorship Started with a 10,000 line of credit I bought a little bit of inventory at a time. This side hustle turned into a full-time gig and I started by using my family as guinea pigs and bought my equipment and ordered whatever materials I needed to advance my business.  How would you expedite your success in design?  Network as much as possible. Go out there meet as many people as you can in the industry of Jeter word try to connect people through even you know doing style shoots and stuff like that so that's how you will get a little bit more visibility.  People would get to recognize you because nobody wants to work with and you if you don’t have a good portfolio.  https://www.designmantraa.ca/linkedin.com/in/supriya-mehra-6aa4a2122428 Gibraltar Drive, Studio 10, Mississauga ONEmail:-info@designmantraa.caPhone Number:-(647) 998-7527   ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ 

Starting a Design Business with Minimal Capital Key Takeaways·      Know where you wanna go·      Network ·      Keep track of all your expenses to know your profitability and find yourself a network of resources to build your business through networking events and mentorship Started with a 10,000 line of credit I bought a little bit of inventory at a time. This side hustle turned into a full-time gig and I started by using my family as guinea pigs and bought my equipment and ordered whatever materials I needed to advance my business.  How would you expedite your success in design?  Network as much as possible. Go out there meet as many people as you can in the industry of Jeter word try to connect people through even you know doing style shoots and stuff like that so that's how you will get a little bit more visibility.  People would get to recognize you because nobody wants to work with and you if you don’t have a good portfolio.  <a href="https://www.designmantraa.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.designmantraa.ca/</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/supriya-mehra-6aa4a2122" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/in/supriya-mehra-6aa4a2122</a> 428 Gibraltar Drive, Studio 10, Mississauga ONEmail:-<a href="https://mail.google.com/mail/?view=cm&amp;fs=1&amp;tf=1&amp;to=info@designmantraa.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">info@designmantraa.ca</a>Phone Number:-<a>(647) 998-7527</a> <a href="https://www.patreon.com/TCEPodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a>

Start a Design Business With Only 10K (feat. Supriya Mehra)