Show Notes
In business, something is always baking, and Jess Owens from Just Jess Boujee Bakery has more than just one bun in the oven. With a baby on the way and running a badass business, Episode 4 of ‘Bored to Boss’ answers the tough question of 'how can women find balance while running a business and starting a family?' Seven years ago, Jess was bored at her marketing day job, but she had something sweet cooking behind the scenes. Jess delves into her journey from being a home baker to starting up her own bakery and how she uses social media to promote her business’s growth. They discuss how Jess's personal brand has evolved alongside Just Jess Boujee Bakery and the benefits of keeping them separate. Now, Jess is embarking on a new chapter as she awaits the arrival of her baby girl. Listen to how she has prepared her business for this change and the steps taken to ensure a smooth transition as she goes on maternity leave. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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