Carley Seale's guest appearances

Carley Seale

Fridays with Flea Style

Rachel Lindsay

Carson Kressley

Thom Filicia

India Hicks

LIz Kamarul

Sarah Wilson

Lauren Scruggs Kennedy

Hannah Skvarla

Jen Harrison

Kameron Westcott

Catherine Lowe

Cammy Miller

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Melanie Elturk

Caroline Kraddick

OwlTail

East Texas native Carley Seale started a small retail store after leaving her cushy medical sales job in 2007. Today she runs six stores across Texas and Colorado and oversees 60-plus employees. The entrepreneur candidly discusses startup life, the future of retail, following your passion and the importance of thinking big. Tips and tricks:Build a business plan with a "break-even analysis" before you start anything to make sure you’re on the right track with your idea. (Listen to the podcast for her step-by-step tips!).Your business should be profitable enough to pay yourself. If you don’t have enough profit to pocket some cash, take a serious look at your company and financial plan.You have to be adaptable in retail. The market has changed more in the past year than prior nine according to Seale. To survive, you have to be flexible in your ideas, buying habits, employee structure and more.

East Texas native Carley Seale started a small retail store after leaving her cushy medical sales job in 2007. Today she runs six stores across Texas and Colorado and oversees 60-plus employees. The entrepreneur candidly discusses startup life, the future of retail, following your passion and the importance of thinking big. Tips and tricks: Build a business plan with a "break-even analysis" before you start anything to make sure you’re on the right track with your idea. (Listen to the podcast for her step-by-step tips!) . Your business should be profitable enough to pay yourself. If you don’t have enough profit to pocket some cash, take a serious look at your company and financial plan. You have to be adaptable in retail. The market has changed more in the past year than prior nine according to Seale. To survive, you have to be flexible in your ideas, buying habits, employee structure and more.

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