Are you stuck in a job that’s slowly killing you? Do you ever think of quitting to pursue something with more meaning?
In this episode of Get Gutsy, I’m speaking with a master of tea, Andy Hayes, who shares what it took to break through as a successful entrepreneur. He highlights some of the biggest challenges and defining moments that allowed him to quit a toxic work environment so he could go after what truly mattered!
We chat about how he created moments that mattered, built a loyal following, fostered leadership, and created a tea empire that’s absolutely crushing it!
As a tea lover myself, I simply LOVE this episode and know you will too. Andy’s message is inspiring and empowering. Bottoms up!
About Our Guest
Andy Hayes is a tea aficionado and advocate for self care + first class living. He believes that to live a life you love, you have to focus on creating moments that matter. Based in Portland, Oregon, Andy is the founder and creator of Plum Deluxe Teas.
Episode highlights:
- What makes a tea person, a tea person?
- Find out how quitting a toxic work environment changed Andy’s life forever
- Andy shares the defining moment that helped him discover Plum Deluxe Teas
- How to create moments that matter
- Learn how mentorship can skyrocket the success of your business
- How to win over your customers by building and nurturing your community
- The importance of finding balance between passion and profit
- Discover 2 powerful questions that will make you a better leader
- Andy shares the morning/evening routine that allows him to conquer the day!
- Why the key to success is to believe it before you see it
Links You’ll Love:
- Get Gutsy Coach Training School (now enrolling!)
- Plum Deluxe Teas Website
- Plum Deluxe Teas on Facebook
- Plum Deluxe Teas on Instagram
Enjoy!
xoxo
Jenny
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