It's our season 3 finale!

Sam and Fifa drop back in the podcast to update you on what happened in their entrepreneur journey this year and give a preview of what's coming next in life, and for the Still Minimum Wage Podcast.

Fifa shares where she made the biggest strides in her business: from having shiny object syndrome to making hard choices to protect her business.

Courtney also confesses what the pivot from solopreneur to being business married to Sam has been like and how she got through one of the most anxious years of her life.

But we end on a positive note: Our special guest Lisa stops by for a special announcement too!

Connect with Fifa: @feimodern

Connect with Lisa: @ellettestudio

Connect with Sam: @awesamgram

Connect with Courtney: @nowcallingcourtney

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What do you say to taking chances? When we signed up for the entrepreneur life, we also signed up to saying yes to a series of risks, chances, and making decisions.

Daily there are small and big things that we decide in our business. They may scare us when we don't have anyone to talk them through which is why Fifa Tran of Fei Modern, Joanne Ly of Minima Basics and Sara Vartanian wanted to join the Still Minimum Wage podcast to share their risky experiences, how they make decisions, and how to to get over taking a risk that doesn't pay off the way you hope it will.

Fifa also shares how she's grown and changed since episode 2 when she didn't know who her target client was.

It's another classic episode where we share the realness of what happens behind the scenes of being a solopreneur.

Connect with Fifa: @feimodern

Connect with Joanne: @minimabasics

Connect with Sara: @saravartanian

Connect with Courtney: @nowcallingcourtney

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"Community over competition" is a common saying in the entrepreneur space but for the female entrepreneur, community is one important component of sticking with the business and not giving up: because the support through empathy that we can give each other makes us feel less alone.

On this episode, Courtney is joined by Maryn Masumiya and Jasmine Ortiz to share how they've each received support as female creativepreneurs, how they have leaned in to help others out, and why we're not really into the boss babe movement.

Maryn also shares several resources that help out woman-owned and AAPI businesses.

Resources Mentioned:

https://www.co-mrkt.com/

https://www.acepopup.com/

https://www.jointhecosmos.com/

https://goldhouse.org/gold-house-futures/

https://www.comcastrise.com

Connect with Maryn : @kawaiicraftlady

Connect with Jasmine: @jasminemariephoto

Connect with Courtney: @nowcallingcourtney

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Still Minimum Wage is a Swiftly Media LLC. Production.