Show Notes
Claudia Li Johnson and Gabby Kono-Abdi, co-founders of Vin, join Bailey to talk about turning their shared love of vintage and statement accessories into a fast-growing fashion brand. They share how their iconic Fishy bag came to life, why launching before everything was perfect worked in their favor, and how intentional gifting helped get Vin into the right hands. They also get into running a business with your best friend, learning when to compromise, protecting the brand as it grows, and why good taste is about so much more than following trends. Plus, Claudia and Gabby talk personal style, finding inspiration around the world, what they’ve learned as first-time founders, and what they’re manifesting next. Follow VIN HERE Follow Bailey Taylor HERE Follow the Show HERE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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What if the confidence you’re looking for has nothing to do with how other people see you? Clarke Carraway joins Bailey for a conversation about confidence, manifestation, self-worth, and creating the life you actually want. Clarke opens up about what it’s been like navigating life in the public eye, dealing with criticism from people who don’t know her, and finding her confidence again after a major change in her life. They talk about manifestation and visualization, knowing your worth, setting boundaries, female friendships, social media, career growth, financial literacy, and learning when to let other people help you. Clarke shares the routines that help her feel like herself, why she believes you shouldn’t wait until you have everything figured out to start, and how she thinks about building a successful future. She also shares the phrase she lives by: “envision and attack.” If you’ve been comparing yourself to other people, questioning whether you’re on the right path, or waiting for the perfect time to go after something you want, this conversation is a good reminder to start where you are, believe in yourself, and actually go for it.