Episode 13: Navigating Your Non-Negotiables

An episode of the The Workshop Downtown podcast, hosted by The Workshop Downtown, titled "Episode 13: Navigating Your Non-Negotiables" was published on July 2, 2018 and runs 22 minutes.

July 2, 2018 ·22m · The Workshop Downtown

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Today's episode we explore our absolute non-negotiables when it comes to working or collaborating with other people and projects. Sometimes figuring out your non-negotiables takes time and often times experience. It's also true that this list may change for you over time. Listen to the full episode to learn more about what we came up with and some tips on how to stand up for your non-negotiables. The Workshop Downtown is a curated 12 week workshop series (and soon to be summer retreat!) located in Las Vegas, NV for people seeking to build a cool brand, business, lifestyle, and impact. This weekly podcast aims to provide a inside look into what you can expect during each workshop and provide non-local listeners tips and insight on ways to build your brand. We are going behind the scenes to give you all the information we wish we had when we started our own businesses. Loving what you hear? We are working on a Summer Retreat! More exciting details to come. If you are enjoying the podcast please leave us a review and subscribe :) While you are subscribing we would love to see a screenshot, spread the knowledge! Follow The Workshop Downtown: Facebook: www.facebook.com/theworkshopdowntown/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/theworkshopdowntown/ Follow Ashley: Website: www.sisterhousecollective.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sisterhousecollective/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sisterhousecollective/ Follow Kelly: Website: www.withbravecompany.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/withkellybennett/ Produced by The Socialista Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/socialistalv/ Recording studio thanks to Ferguson's Downtown Website: fergusonsdowntown.com/

Episode Description

Today's episode we explore our absolute non-negotiables when it comes to working or collaborating with other people and projects. Sometimes figuring out your non-negotiables takes time and often times experience. It's also true that this list may change for you over time. Listen to the full episode to learn more about what we came up with and some tips on how to stand up for your non-negotiables. The Workshop Downtown is a curated 12 week workshop series (and soon to be summer retreat!) located in Las Vegas, NV for people seeking to build a cool brand, business, lifestyle, and impact. This weekly podcast aims to provide a inside look into what you can expect during each workshop and provide non-local listeners tips and insight on ways to build your brand. We are going behind the scenes to give you all the information we wish we had when we started our own businesses. Loving what you hear? We are working on a Summer Retreat! More exciting details to come. If you are enjoying the podcast please leave us a review and subscribe :) While you are subscribing we would love to see a screenshot, spread the knowledge! Follow The Workshop Downtown: Facebook: www.facebook.com/theworkshopdowntown/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/theworkshopdowntown/ Follow Ashley: Website: www.sisterhousecollective.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sisterhousecollective/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sisterhousecollective/ Follow Kelly: Website: www.withbravecompany.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/withkellybennett/ Produced by The Socialista Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/socialistalv/ Recording studio thanks to Ferguson's Downtown Website: fergusonsdowntown.com/

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