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Florist Life

Florist Life

Von: Chris Grigas
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 An honest discussion of the life of florists and floral designers. Sharing my philosophy on the floral industry, along with anecdotes of my experiences and how they formed my floral career. Not much of an instructional/how-to podcast. I’d call it thought provoking, and sometimes even funny.Chris Grigas Erfolg im Beruf Ökonomie
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  • Who, What, Where?

    Who, What, Where?
    Feb 22 2022
    It's simple, ask these questions when selling your floral creations, and you will be on the path to sending the most appropriate designs for your customer. Also, sometimes we get caught up in trying too hard and over embellishing... let's take time to edit our work and our retail shop to be a more convincing florist and designer. Don't put a bird on it. Thank you all for your loyalty & listenership... FLP lives on in season 3 coming soon! 
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    25 Min.
  • Autopilot

    Autopilot
    Feb 17 2022
    There is a definite correlation between our comfort level and our creativity. Often, we find ourselves being our most creative when we are under pressure. It seems that our creative drive comes from a lack of comfort. Being the mastermind in pole position allows us to relax to the point of losing our creative vigor. This is what I consider the florist "autopilot".  Additionally, thanks to a listener inquiry, I discuss my overview and insight on the good & bad of having your own website (vs a wire service website) and how social media platforms stack up to them.
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    52 Min.
  • Lazy or Efficient?

    Lazy or Efficient?
    Jan 25 2022
    There comes a time when we realize that short-cuts or cutting corners end up making a fool of us. In hopes of efficiency, we end up with the short end of the stick. Cutting corners is a kind way of describing laziness. Whether you are cutting corners or finding short-cuts, you're really just biting yourself in the ass, (in the end). True efficiency is taking the time to complete your necessary tasks properly from the beginning. Sometimes that takes longer, but by the end you'll have the best result because you took the time to do it right. 
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    49 Min.
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