33: How to scale your business with Brandi Shelton of Just Add Honey Tea Company
Handmade Business DiaryShow Notes
What's the side of entrepreneurship that people hardly talk about? The reality of navigating contracts, wholesale relationships and other business skills that stretch us beyond the comfort zone of our handmade product or craft. We're thrilled to have Brandi Shelton on this episode as she digs into the growing pains of scaling her handmade tea business from her basement to a flagship store and the shelves of brands like WeWork and Loews. You don't want to miss this conversation!
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