Are you doing everything "right" in your jewelry business but still feeling stuck online?

In this LIVE call-in coaching session, I sit down with Taryn Hume, the founder of Everbee Clay Co., to uncover what's really holding her business back. Taryn is a mom, a teacher, and a talented jewelry maker whose in-person markets are thriving, yet online sales feel heavy, inconsistent, and overwhelming.

Together, we dig into why motivation isn't the issue, why perfectionism keeps so many jewelry business owners invisible, and how structure (not more hustle) is the missing piece. This episode is a powerful reminder that growing online sales doesn't mean working harder or doing more, it means simplifying, clarifying your message, and letting yourself be the face of your brand.

If you've ever felt burnt out, stuck in overthinking, or frustrated that your online presence doesn't reflect the quality of your work, this episode will help you breathe easier and see your next steps clearly.

What You Will Learn in this Episode:

1. Why motivation and inspiration aren't the real problem for most jewelry business owners
2. How hiding behind your brand can limit online growth and connection
3. The importance of niching down in a saturated jewelry market
4. How structure and systems create consistency without burnout
   
   

Topics Discussed:

• Call-in coaching for jewelry business owners
• Online sales vs in-person markets
• Perfectionism and overthinking on social media
• Niching and brand differentiation
• Being the face of your jewelry business
• Structure, systems, and sustainable growth
  
  

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