EPISODE · Jan 21, 2019 · 49 MIN
This Sister Speaks with Kallie Falandays
from This Sister Speaks · host Siobhan Strode
This episode you'll hear me, Siobhan, chatting to Kallie Falandays - founder of Tell Tell Poetry. She's an American living in Portugal and running Tell Tell Poetry, with a passion for helping writers publish their words and also helping small businesses nail their copy (#communityovercompetition). This was a really great conversation, with a true feminist who raises women up in her business - through shining a light on their poetry and making poets realise that their writing matters. We discuss how working with women feels, and how magical it can be. Kallie talks about the synergy that comes alive when women work together. We talk about how we strive to be intersectional in our feminism - and why that's so important. And on top of the feminist chat, Kallie had some awesome business advice that we can all take something from, she is so wise! Kallie is incredibly positive and was so lovely to speak with. And Kallie clearly values the women in her life and cheers them on in their successes and supports them when they need it. She is someone we should all aspire to be more like in our daily lives. Over the last few years, not only has Kallie has worked with over 300 authors to get their books ready for publication, she's been published in numerous awesome online and offline publications with her own beautiful words. She's got an amazing range of experience in the wonderful world of words, so if you're looking to get your poetry ready for publishing, Kallie is your ideal wing-woman. She's able to listen and understand, so your vision will be at the forefront of publication. I am buzzing about the potential for collaboration with this phenomenal woman! Make sure you go and follow her: @telltellpoetry And have a peek at her awesome website and beautiful logo!
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