How'd She Do That?

We are excited to welcome Vana Chupp, Founder of Vana Chupp Studio, to HSDT! What started as a small Etsy shop has since evolved into a beautiful community of thousands who want to capture life's moments with paper silhouette art. From studying architecture at school and hand-drafting sketches to becoming a mother and creating the silhouette of her son as an artistic and loving expression, Vana's heart has always been set on serving her community by helping others remember profound moments and loved ones. Discover what Vana has learned through entrepreneurship, managing a team, and delegating tasks, which she admits, can be hard for any driven perfectionist! With Vana's advice on overcoming fear, we know listeners will have the tools they need to reach their potential - you won't want to miss this episode.

Nona Jones, Executive Head of Faith Partnerships at Facebook, Author, and Entrepreneur, joins host Emily Landers on today's episode of HSDT?. From her days at the University of Florida to her time as a top-level executive, Nona's entrepreneurial spirit and perseverance have taken her far. Nona was appointed to her first executive role at only 23-years-old with a Fortune 100 company, giving her exposure at an early age to business strategy. She was then offered an executive role in the public sector, leading the public affairs and regulatory strategy of a multi-service, municipal utility with revenues in excess of $500 million.  Nona since joined Facebook where she has leveraged her business acumen and ministry leadership to build its global faith-based partnerships strategy. Nona has written many books which help equip thousands of church leaders with her approach to shifting from social media to social ministry. We are excited for listeners to discover how’d she do... all of the above!

In today’s episode, we get a lesson on grading diamonds, entrepreneurship, and learning how to not sweat the small stuff with Lindsey Hohlt, Founder of Lindsey Leigh Jewelry. Hohlt graduated from college with a degree in textiles and apparel, but quickly realized her true passion for jewelry.  From managing a boutique to launching her own business, Lindsey has valuable advice on recognizing the worth of your contributions and not settling for less. Lindsey has made numerous engagements and celebrations even more special, sparkly, and surprising with her business, and we are so excited for listeners to discover How’d She Do That?!

Liz Eichholz, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Weezie joins host Emily Landers on today's episode of HSDT?. From The Big Apple to Georgia, Liz's entrepreneurial spirit and creative mind have taken her far. When she sensed a gap in the market for high-quality towels during a painfully tedious shopping experience, she approached her dear friend Lindsey with the idea for a modern-lux towel brand. Two years later, Weezie has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and is expanding every day. Liz spills on how surreal it is to see your dream begin to take flight, how to trust your gut, and running with a plan even when it's scary. Liz is someone we’d all like to emulate - don't miss this episode!

On this BONUS episode of HSDT, Emily continues a special series featuring college students who have begun businesses. Today, college sophomore, Kaitlyn O'Neill, shares how her business, Honey By Kait, has thrived during the pandemic. Kaitlyn launched her brand as a way to inspire confidence in women by creating pieces that are both subtle and eye catching, because it is always the small details that are the most important.  Kaitlyn has dreamed of creating a jewelry company since she was young, and we're so proud of her for doing so at age 19.

On this week's episode of How'd She Do That?, we welcome Erin Sander, Owner of Erin Sander Design! ESD is a Dallas-based interior design firm operating in large-scale residential projects.  Discover how Erin's experiences from traveling to Spain, interning as an interior design student, starting her company, and assembling a talented team of designers has shaped her business and creative process. When Erin isn't assisting clients in designing their dream home, she is likely spending time with her husband and darling kids.  Erin's advice to stay true to yourself, to be kind and gracious, even under pressure, will encourage any listener! We can’t wait to hear your favorite takeaways!

On today's episode of How'd She Do That?, host Emily Landers welcomes Alicia Wood, blogger and founder of Alicia Wood Lifestyle!  From working as the Publications Director for the Dallas Stars, to starting numerous businesses and creating her successful blog on all things food, travel, fashion, faith, and lifestyle, Alicia is a proven self-starter. She has expanded her online presence while remaining a family-oriented creative at heart who's always eager to help her community find new inspiration.  With Alicia's motivating career advice on taking chances, pursuing your passions, staying open-minded and unafraid to ask for help, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

On this BONUS episode of HSDT, Emily continues a special series featuring college students who began businesses during the 2020 coronavirus quarantine.  Today, dream duo and recent college graduates, Aubrey Hermen and Grace Griffin share how their friendship turned into a business partnership with their boutique, Aubrey Grace. They launched their shop as a way to inspire confidence in young women through personalized fashion, lifestyle, and beauty products.  Discover how working together has grown their friendship, how they manage their business, and what they've learned about asking for help from mentors in this episode!

Sarah Brown, Founder of Pai Skincare, joins host Emily Landers on today’s episode of How’d She Do That?. Sarah is a British entrepreneur who started this all-natural skincare company in her garage, which has since become a cult favorite for women around the world! Discover how Sarah’s struggle with a skin condition called chronic urticaria propelled Pai Skincare from thought to reality, and her career advice for women of all ages. From taking the first frightening leap of faith by leaving a secure job for entrepreneurship, to finally reaping the benefits of seeing Pai help people feel confident and healthy with sustainable products and even meeting the Queen of England to receive an Enterprise Award, Sarah has a rich story to tell.

On today’s BONUS episode of How'd She Do That? Emily continues a special series highlighting college students who started businesses during the 2020 coronavirus quarantine. Today’s guest Abby Gearhart is the founder of Sweats By Abby G. Originally from Bentonville, Arkansas, Abby is a sophomore at Pepperdine University. Abby is a member of the Delta Gamma sorority and serves on the executive board.  Abby encourages listeners to let go of fear and move forward with confidence. If you have a dream or business you'd like to start, when is a better time than now? This is a conversation you'll want to share with a friend!