Hey there, I’m Kathleen Stewart, your host and resident weirdo! Welcome to The Digital Junk Drawer, where creative service-based businesses come for practical advice and actionable strategies.
In this episode, I’m chatting with Felly Day, founder of Felly Day Studio, about the ups and downs of building a business that doesn’t fit inside the traditional professional box. Felly shares:
- Her journey from VA work to running a content repurposing agency.
- The hard lessons learned from bad coaching advice.
- Why backing yourself (even when others don’t) is essential for success.
If you’ve ever struggled with trusting your own ideas, felt pressured to fit into a “professional” mold, or wondered if you could build a business that works with your personality, this episode is for you.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
- Why following bad advice can derail your business—and how to avoid it.
- How Felly’s signature offer, “The Remix,” was born out of listening to her audience.
- The importance of trusting your gut and backing your ideas, even when others don’t.
- Why being professionally unprofessional is a secret weapon for creative entrepreneurs.
Links and Resources Mentioned
- Learn more about Felly Day Studio: FellyDay.com
- Follow Felly on Threads: @FellyDay
- Explore “The Remix” and “Repurposing Unlimited” services.
- Ready to turn your beautiful mess into strategic success? Visit TheMainStage.ca.
