Elevate Springfield featuring Carolyn Pemberton: Elevating Through the Power of Curated Pieces, Local Sourcing, and Family Business

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this conversation, Carolyn Pemberton shares her journey from working in her family's auto service business to starting her own embroidery venture, Ginger P. She discusses the influence of her family, particularly her father, on her work ethic and creativity. Carolyn emphasizes the importance of community support, local sourcing, and the stories behind each embroidered piece. She also reflects on the challenges of entrepreneurship, the learning curve of mastering embroidery techniques, and her commitment to creating meaningful products for her customers.TakeawaysCarolyn's journey is deeply influenced by her family's work ethic.She values the importance of creating with purpose, especially for her daughter.Embroidery allows her to tell stories through her creations.Local sourcing is a priority for her business, supporting the community.Transparency and honesty are crucial in business relationships.She emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes.Carolyn's background in figure skating shaped her discipline and creativity.Her embroidery business is a blend of personal passion and professional growth.She aims to create timeless, curated pieces for her customers.Community engagement is essential for the growth of local businesses.Join The Elevate Insider:https://bigdogbc.com/elevateFacebook:  @robertferriell   @elevatespringfieldYoutube: @robertferriell10X Health:  https://10xhealthnetwork.com/BIGDOG