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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2020 · 1H

The Boy Who Cried Flowers, Anthony Maslo

from The Flower Podcast · host Scott Shepherd

Anthony Maslo, owner of The Boy Who Cried Flowers is igniting the flower world with his exuberant energy and vivid use of color. Based in Long Beach California, Anthony provides full floral and botanical services for events, weddings, retail spaces and more throughout Southern California and is available for destination events. Relatively new to the floral industry, he has established himself as a true floral artist, master of color, and a passionate educator. One of Anthony's exciting accomplishments is being named the 2020 Mayesh Design Star. In this episode, Anthony and Scott discuss: 1. Imposter Syndrome 2. Sustainability 3. How to embrace color! 4. How to share customers. 5. The importance of celebrating accomplishments. 6. Practicing Gratitude. 7. Flower School LA You can learn more about Anthony Maslo and all of our past guests at TheFlowerPodcast.com ! Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to The Flower Podcast on your App of choice. Have you seen our latest Blog Post! Follow the link! I want to give a special thanks to our sponsors!! FlowerSchool NY/ LA Grace Rose Farm Details Flowers Software Accent Decor

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