Are you a Yarnpreneur? Meet Jess Mason and find out.
Join Marly Bird and guest Jess Mason, of the Yarnpreneur Society, on the Yarn Thing Podcast at 10 am MST on Tuesday November 21, 2017. Learn all about the Yarnpreneur Society, why it was created and how to join.
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About Jess:
Jess Mason is the Founder of The Yarnpreneur Society + Academy. The Yarnpreneur Society was founded to help yarnpreneurs build businesses they love.
Our mission is to build a hub for educational content, resources, and community, where yarnpreneurs can come for support and growth.
Jess is a yarnpreneur herself, and she is passionate about helping as many established and budding yarnpreneurs as possible!
Listen to the Show:
There are two options to listen to the show. Join us on BlogTalk Radio to call in live for your chance to win prizes. To call in use the following number (347) 539-5589.
You can also join us on the Marly Bird Facebook page for the live recording of the show.
Find the Yarnpreneur Society online in the following locations:
Yarnpreneur Society on Facebook
The Yarnpreneur Society Facebook Group
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yarnpreneur Society all about?
So here’s the thing… The Yarnpreneur Society was created to help yarnpreneurs build businesses they love! It’s meant to be a place for educational content, resources, and a whole lot of community support and growth for yarn business owners.
How can I listen to the Yarn Thing Podcast with Jess Mason?
Honestly… you have a couple of great options! You can join us live on BlogTalk Radio and even call in to win prizes at (347) 539-5589. Or, just hop over to the Marly Bird Facebook page for the live recording.
Where can I find Jess Mason and The Yarnpreneur Society online?
Yes! You can find them all over the place… check out their main website at Yarnpreneur.com, find them on Facebook (both the main page and their group!), on Instagram, and their YouTube channel too!
I’m interested in starting a yarn business, what does Jess recommend?
Well, the big message from Jess and the podcast is about the “hustle”! If you want to make money with your crafts, you’ve gotta put in the work. Jess is all about helping you build that business you dream of.
I’m new to crocheting, can I still be a Yarnpreneur?
Absolutely! Jess Mason herself started crocheting a bit later than some. The key is the passion and the willingness to hustle and learn. Don’t let your start date stop you from pursuing your business dreams!
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Thanks again for an awesome podcast! And, it was a great reminder that if you’re a Yarnpreneur, you really do have to hustle! 🙂
Jess, teach a fellow Jess how to hustle. 😀 Thanks for everything you are doing.
I love listening to you and Jess. You both have great ‘HUSTLE”!
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You are right it is hard to believe my story would be interesting to others. I joe I have the hustle to start my own yarn business.
Ugh. I hope….
I’ve been crocheting for years… I’d love to make money with it. It seems as though I might need to hustle more!
From here on out, hustle will be my new middle name! Thanks for the introduction to Jess and the Yarnpreneur Society!
It cracked me up when Jess said, “She came to crochting later than everyone she talks to, it was around 15 or 16 years old.” Funny… I started crocheting three ythree years ago when I was 38. I really need to hustle.
I need to hustle to finish my Christmas gifts. I will check your Yarnprenuer links!
Hustle girl…check our YARNPRENURE to get my crochet hustle.
Hearing about the way Marly and Jess hustle was very inspiring.
Fabulous podcast, thanks! My son keeps trying to get me into the business side of crafting. I don’t know that I am quite ready for the hustle and bustle it takes to be successful, but I definitely can appreciate you crafters that are successful. Good luck, and thanks for the support.