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Mar 11, 2021 29 min

11: Chef Chantel Jackson

from Gritty is the New Pretty Hosted by Krystle Edwards

Grit and Grind podcast is brought to you by Grit City Women - A female forward organization that nurtures a creative approach to empowering female entrepreneurs, small business owners, and leaders in Tacoma. Join host Krystle Edwards and Entrepreneur and Chef Chantel Jackson of Thyme Well Spent as we discuss Chantel's journey and big things she is bringing to Tacoma! Breaking into the food business Grass roots learning by doing Overcoming obstacles Power of love and positive attitude Learn more about Chef Chantel: Website https://www.thymewellspentinc.com/

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