by [email protected] | Jun 14, 2019 | Horsemanship Approach, Kinship, Personal Development, Simply.Kinship Series, Team Building
Working with horses boils down to trust. Of course, we have to trust the horses themselves: they’re bigger, faster, and stronger than us. They have thousands of years of instincts baked into their DNA, alerting them to everything from minute shifts in scent to faraway...
by Showit User | Apr 10, 2019 | Kinship, Simply.Kinship Series
When I first started the Kinship, it felt like I was doing something no one had ever done before. I didn’t know other people who were doing the work I wanted to do: building up other small businesses and helping them tell their stories. Every direction I moved, and...
by Showit User | Jan 22, 2019 | Branding, Kinship, Marketing, Simply.Kinship Series
We took some time to sit down and give some words to the start of the Kinship and our why. Article by our own, Carmen Montopoli. In 2012, one day after her son’s first birthday, Jen Wakeland founded Salt City Emporium. Over the next six years, her business evolved,...
by Showit User | Jan 22, 2019 | Branding, Kinship, Marketing, Simply.Kinship Series
Raise your hand if you’ve dreaded hiring and building a team, (everyone raises their hands), me too. For me, I’ve decided to buck the system since it wasn’t working for our team. I don’t necessarily care what your credentials are, where you volunteered, and what you...
by Showit User | Jan 22, 2019 | Branding, Kinship, Marketing, Simply.Kinship Series
It’s 5:15 am and already my Slack channels are full of new messages. Clients are wondering how we’re planning to promote an event; our liaison has questions about scheduling upcoming workshops; our photographer has uploaded a batch of photos from the latest shoot; our...
by Showit User | Jan 22, 2019 | Branding, Kinship, Marketing, Simply.Kinship Series
How many times in our lives do we stand at a fork in the road, undecided? It’s an experience universal enough that one of the best-known poems in the English language describes it. You’ve heard the ending of “The Road Not Taken,” in which Robert Frost writes: Two...
