Get ready for an even wilder ride in part 2! From things going awry at 8 am to not making it back home until 1 am due to delays and poor planning, this episode concludes my unforgettable ShEeeSH experience. I've dropped all the gems and lessons learned in this one! For the full episode, subscribe to www.caseyrenae.substack.com.#PodcastPart2 #ShEeeSHExperience #LifeLessons #ThatOneTimeinBusiness #SubscribeNow" Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Press play on this exclusive bonus episode, 'The ShEeeeSH,' where I delve into my unique experience attending one of Instagram's most viral events. I share insights and emotions, questioning whether we're giving celebrity business owners too much credit. My perspective opens a window into the world of viral events. Regardless of the MANY ups and down, it was a memorable time and thankful for the friendships that were made. For the full episode, subscribe to www.caseyrenae.substack.com. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Get ready for the ultimate season finale of "That One Time in Business" with Tibias Thorne! We're back with Part 2 of "What We Really Thinking," and this episode is a rollercoaster of relatable topics that you won't want to miss.Buckle up as we dig into the fascinating world of TikTok trends and how they're shaking up the way we do business these days. We also chat about the realm of self-doubt – that sneaky feeling that likes to tag along on your entrepreneurial journey. We're laying it all out on the table, sharing personal stories and tips on how to kick self-doubt to the curb.And just when you thought it couldn't get any better, Tibias Thorne and our awesome guests drop some serious gems that'll leave you nodding your head like, "Yep, I've got this!"Whether you're a business pro or just starting to dip your toes into the entrepreneurial waters, this finale episode is your dose of inspiration, wrapped up with a bow of motivation.  Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

On this episode of That One Time in Business, my business bestie Tibias, the owner of HBCU Grad Apparel, and I dive deep into the realities of entrepreneurship. We cut through the fluff and openly discuss the genuine pain points we've faced in our businesses, particularly the challenges posed by algorithms in the modern digital landscape. After years of owning our own ventures, we've come to the realization that it's time for both of us to consider returning to the job force.This is a two-part episode that delves into the ups and downs of our entrepreneurial journeys, sharing the candid experiences that have shaped us as business owners. We invite you to be a part of the conversation, as we hope our honest insights resonate with fellow entrepreneurs and business enthusiasts alike. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Push play as we sit down with the exceptional Mucahit Gayiran, the visionary CEO and Co-Founder of Artboard.Studio. We delve into the fascinating journey of Mucahit, exploring his transformation from a solo entrepreneur to collaborating with a group of brilliant minds, resulting in the creation of one of the most indispensable tools for graphic designers and business owners alike.Mucahit opens up about the challenges and triumphs he encountered during the evolution of Artboard.Studio. From the early days of flying solo to the intricacies of team dynamics, he shares invaluable insights on how to build and foster a successful venture. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial path and the essence of teamwork in achieving ambitious goals.During the discussion, we dive into the thrilling world of pitching and interacting with investors. Mucahit imparts wisdom on navigating these intimidating situations and reveals the key to conquering self-doubt – an unwavering belief in the value of what you're offering. Inspirational anecdotes and practical advice abound as Mucahit encourages entrepreneurs to embrace the power of conviction and confidently seize opportunities.Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, "The Art of Being a CEO" is a must-listen episode that will leave you motivated and equipped to face the challenges of the business world head-on. Tune in and discover the art of turning a vision into reality, guided by the passion and dedication of an extraordinary leader.**Topics Discussed:**- Mucahit's journey from solo entrepreneur to co-founder of Artboard.Studio- Building one of the most essential tools for graphic designers and business owners- The significance of teamwork in entrepreneurial success- Overcoming intimidation in pitching and engaging with investors- The power of believing in your product and vision Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Welcome to "That One Time in Business" podcast, where we dive into intriguing stories and lessons learned from the world of entrepreneurship. In this captivating episode, join Casey Renae as she shares her personal journey of bridging the generation gap and debunking misconceptions about working from home as a creative entrepreneur.Titled "Parents Just Don't Understand," Casey delves into her unique experience of enlightening her well-meaning parents about the realities of owning a business and pursuing a creative career. With warmth and humor, she recounts the challenges she faced when her parents struggled to grasp the concept that working from home doesn't equate to not having a real job.As the story unfolds, Casey reveals her ingenious solution – inviting her parents into her literal business. Discover how she cleverly navigated their misconceptions and exposed them to the vibrant world of entrepreneurship. Through heartfelt conversations and eye-opening moments, Casey helps her parents understand the dedication, hard work, and true value of her chosen path. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Today on "That One Time in Business," we dive into a captivating conversation with Roderick Ross, an entrepreneur hailing from Greensboro, NC. Roderick is the visionary behind 725 Graphic Solutions (formerly known as 725 Print Lab), and his unwavering passion for entrepreneurship has fueled his journey. In this episode, we explore Roderick's early experiences in business, where he unknowingly encountered a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing—a long-time mentor who turned out to be far from what he seemed. Roderick learned firsthand that familiarity doesn't always guarantee a smooth journey. With missed payments, evasive phone calls, and the risk of tarnishing his new business name, he gained invaluable insights that shaped his approach to future partnerships.Join us as we delve into the rollercoaster ride of Roderick's entrepreneurial journey. Discover the highs, lows, and unexpected twists he encountered while navigating the treacherous terrain of business relationships. Through his story, we uncover the significance of discernment and the importance of staying true to one's vision amidst challenging circumstances. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

REWIND: Join host Casey Renae on That One Time in Business as she shares her personal experience in working with a company's liaison. In this episode titled "5,6,7, WAIT, Casey takes us through a rollercoaster journey where everything seemed to be going smoothly until it wasn't. Missed emails, unreturned calls, and a deteriorating attitude forced Casey to recognize the need for new rules and a firm stance on respect in her business. Tune in to discover how Casey navigated this challenging situation and turned it into a catalyst for positive change.  Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

In this episode of "That One Time in Business," Casey Renae shares a valuable lesson about the power of following up and leaving pettiness behind. Discover how one of her cherished clients requested a design but had it completed by another designer without her knowledge. Casey reflects on her own behavior, realizing that being petty only goes so far in the professional world.Listen as Casey takes ownership of her actions and explores practical ways to establish better relationships with clients. From effective communication to providing exceptional service, she reveals actionable steps she plans to implement to foster stronger connections.Don't miss this humorous and insightful episode, filled with anecdotes and advice for professionals seeking to build lasting client relationships. Subscribe to "That One Time in Business" today and embark on a transformative journey toward professionalism and success.Thank you to our Partner Artboard.Studio! Want 3 months of Free access for the Pro Plan? Use Code TOTIB3PRO Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

On this episode of That One Time in Business as she shares an unforgettable story. Picture this: a client who loves her work, yet struggles to trust her enough to let her do it. From back-and-forths to color changes, Casey Renae encounters red flags at every turn, leading her to a valuable lesson.In this episode, Casey Renae explores the delicate balance between creative professionals and clients, emphasizing the importance of boundaries and effective feedback. Discover how she empowered her COO to handle client relations, forever changing the dynamics of her business.Whether you're an entrepreneur, freelancer, or simply fascinated by business relationships, tune in to That One Time in Business with Casey Renae. Get ready for an enlightening journey through The Trust Struggle, where she unravels the complexities of trust, client management, and personal growth. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

In this captivating episode of "That One Time in Business," Casey welcomes special guest Jasmine Price to explore the intersection of therapy, journaling, and entrepreneurship. They delve into the importance of therapy as a valuable tool for success in the business world, sharing tips and tricks while engaging in empowering discussions. The conversation then shifts to the power of journaling for creatives, emphasizing how it can take various forms to help individuals express their thoughts and regain focus amidst external pressures. Jasmine underscores the significance of self-reflection and the daily commitment of just 15 minutes to journaling.Casey and Jasmine also tackle the challenges faced by entrepreneurs and service-based professionals, highlighting the lack of support and collaboration within the creative community. They stress the importance of breaking this pattern and building a network of like-minded individuals who can provide feedback, hold entrepreneurs accountable, and foster a sense of unity. Tune in to this engaging episode for insightful tips, relatable stories, and empowering discussions to thrive in the creative and entrepreneurial world. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

When is the right time to hire contractors and staff in your business? This burning question is explored in depth during our conversation with Sasha. Drawing from her wealth of experience, she shares valuable insights on the benefits of having "type-A" individuals in your corner and company, especially for creatives. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode will provide you with practical advice and inspiration for building a strong team and unlocking your business's full potential. Tune in and discover the secrets to success from Sasha Willis, a true trailblazer in the world of entrepreneurship and podcasting.Join us on this episode of "Once Upon a Time in Business" as we chat with Sasha Willis, a go-getter entrepreneur and fierce champion of women's voices. By day, she tackles the HR world in the federal government, but her true passion lies in her role as the owner of the Boundless Audio Podcast Network. Sasha has been making waves in the creative industries since 2010, offering trusted business strategy guidance, particularly for creative women, in navigating the entrepreneurial landscape. In 2020, she ventured into the world of podcasting and now hosts two fantastic shows: "Strategy for Creatives: Business Minus the Bullshit" and the lively "Swirl and Sip Podcast" alongside a talented co-host. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Welcome to "Unsolicited Advice," a special red flag episode of That One Time in Business podcast! In this thought-provoking episode, we bridge the generation gap between Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z to delve into the challenges of sharing advice in the ever-evolving business landscape.As creatives, we all aspire to excel in our passions while maintaining our mental well-being. But what happens when the advice we receive starts to lose its impact? Join us as we explore how traditional wisdom clashes with the unique needs of today's creative minds.In a captivating twist, we uncover a cautionary tale where unsolicited advice turned someone's world upside down, leaving them questioning everything they thought they knew. It's a story that will make you rethink the power dynamics of mentorship and the importance of genuine guidance.But that's not all—tune in as we tackle the controversial topic of unpaid internships versus paid internships. We shed light on the consequences and implications of both options, revealing the untold stories behind these career stepping stones.Join us for an engaging conversation that challenges conventional wisdom, empowers creative souls, and highlights the evolving landscape of business advice. It's time to find common ground, bridge the gaps, and make a lasting impact in the world of entrepreneurship and creativity. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of "Unsolicited Advice" on That One Time in Business podcast. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Okay so boom, push play as I share the exhilarating story of reaching a new height in my "CEO Status." Discover how a missed $12k opportunity unveiled hidden strengths and filled me with pride (and anger). We'll also unpack the red flags of undervaluation and negotiation. Tune in to celebrate my triumphs and gems in this episode of "That One Time in Business: CEO Status." Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Welcome to That One Time in Business Podcast with Casey Renae! Whether you're a new listener or a returning one, I'm excited to have you here. For today's episode, I want to share one of my favorite episodes with you: Church Vibes. In this episode, we discuss the experience of contracting with a church for services and how to maintain professionalism, even when faced with requests to use your talents for free. It's a topic that I think will resonate with many entrepreneurs and business owners, so I hope you find it valuable. And if you enjoy the episode, please don't forget to like and subscribe to the podcast for more insightful discussions on navigating the world of business. Thanks for tuning in! Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

On this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Steve Mo, a dynamic sports marketing executive with a wealth of experience in the industry.Steve shares his journey from starting out as a talent producer at ESPN to becoming the Manager of Athlete Relations at OneTeam Partners, where he works closely with athletes and their partners to create innovative marketing strategies that drive business success. We also learn about his successful entrepreneurship ventures through The Morrison Group.During our conversation, Steve emphasizes the importance of business owners teaching their clients about their process in-depth rather than just surface-level. He also stresses the need to stick with your guns in producing the best results for your clients, which is a lesson he learned through his extensive experience in the sports marketing industry.Join us as we unpack the insights and experiences of Steve Mo, a thought leader in the sports industry and social media, and learn valuable lessons that can help you achieve your business goals. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

In this episode, we have a very special guest, Justin Carey, the graphic designer for Mielle Organics. But that's not all, Justin's journey in the world of design is truly remarkable. At just 19 years old, he was hired as the first intern at The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) in Chicago, and his talent and dedication quickly made him a familiar face around the Harpo Studios campus. In this episode, Justin shares his experiences and lessons learned while working in the fast-paced world of design, where deadlines are tight and creativity is key. He talks about the challenges of accommodating a team's design needs in a shortened timeframe and how he dealt with the pressure to deliver exceptional results. Justin also opens up about the effects of anxiety and how it can impact running a successful business, sharing his insights on how he manages and overcomes it. But it's not all serious talk! Justin's artistic, enthusiastic, and spiritual personality shines through as he shares his love for the Golden State Warriors and his passion for devouring the latest issues of Fast Company magazine. Get ready for an engaging and fun conversation that delves into the world of design, business, and personal growth. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review to show your support. And be sure to follow Justin on Instagram @justinmcarey to keep up with his latest projects and adventures. Join us on this exciting episode of "That One Time in Business" podcast! Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

In this special red flag edition, we dive into a concerning business inquiry that Casey's mentee recently received. The request? To create 3 logos for a mere $100! That's only $33.33 per logo! Casey wastes no time in exclaiming a resounding "hell no!" to this proposition, and in this episode, she breaks down why this is a terrible deal for any creative professional. From the blatant undervaluing of skills and expertise to the lack of respect for fair compensation, Casey unpacks each red flag that this inquiry raises. Drawing from her own experience and industry knowledge, Casey shares insights on the importance of knowing your worth as a creative professional and not settling for subpar compensation. She also leaves her mentee, and all listeners, with some wise words she once heard: "They know your worth, they just hope you don't." So, if you're curious about how to spot red flags in business inquiries and navigate them with confidence, hit that play button and join Casey Renae in this eye-opening episode. And if you enjoy what you hear, don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review to support the podcast! Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

Okay so boom, welcome back to the second season of "That One Time in Business"! In this episode, I'll be exploring the unique world of family-owned and operated businesses. From the highs to the lows, there are plenty of lessons to be learned. I'll also be sharing a major epiphany about the importance of speaking up when a problem is on the horizon. It is true that waiting until the last minute can lead to disaster, and sometimes the biggest red flag is your own silence. Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources

It doesn't matter what field you are in; having a celebrity client is always a win until it's not. Our guest Brand Coach and Web Developer, Toni Brown, shares her experience with a celebrity hairstylist that took her status to her head and learned:- NEVER talk outside of work hours- have my client sign off on every revised document- ask for reviews or feedback during every phase of the project Join the That One Time in Business Facebook Community Check out all the One Time in Business Resources