Today we have Britt Hyatt, Founder of Pop Impact Co. Britt was one of the shout outs from the conversation with Erin & Kate, Founders of Little Blue Cart & Little Blue Market.
She has this very cool, transparent, and open policy about her values and the kinds of people she wants to work with. She puts it right on her website that she’s down with kind folks of all kinds, but is not down with the ideologies of government leaders focused on dividing communities. In her words: "I do SEO + website design for humans of all gender identities, sexual orientations, races, religions sizes and abilities. I do not and will not ever support the efforts of the current administration and the divisiveness they stand for. If this is not something you agree with, we will not work together."
So obviously with the stamp of approval of Erin & Kate + her website, I knew she'd be a good fit and have some really great perspectives to share. And boy did she! We talk about leaving a corporate job that left her feeling like she wasn’t being a good mom & worker at the same time (hi, hello, who else can relate to this?), we talk burnout, we talk launching multiple businesses, we talk about the evolution of partners, we talk about red flags & green flags for clients & partners, she gives some really great shout outs. And most of all, we talk about one of my favorite takeaways of this which is that kind attracts kind.
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