011 | Maker + Made

from I Wanna Know · host Jyllea Johnson

Brittany Stodgell & Millie Schnebly share their story of going into business together and starting their micro design studio, Maker + Made. On today's episode, I wanna know: How Brittany & Millie’s became friends How they transitioned from friends to business partners Why imposter syndrome is so common—and how to maybe beat it How they divide up all the hats they wear as business owners Why they have a folder called “XX_IfWeDie” How to sustainably price your services What it’s like hiring interns Join the I Wanna Know Patreon: Patreon.com/IWKpodcast Connect with Brittany + Millie: Instagram: @Maker_and_Made and @BlackSheepPaperCo Website: Maker--Made.com

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