Talkin Turquoise with TheKarlyK

Pull yourself up by the bootstraps its time to be brave.

In this episode, Karly Hanson returns to her podcast after a summer hiatus, sharing her transformative experiences over the past few months. She discusses her journey in real estate, highlighting her successes and the challenges she faced. Karly emphasizes the importance of empowering women in agriculture and reflects on her passion for mentoring youth through livestock judging. She also opens up about her personal growth, including her health journey, relationships, and the power of forgiveness. As she embraces self-love and sets future aspirations, Karly invites listeners to join her on this exciting new chapter. Takeaways Karly took a break from the podcast to focus on personal growth. She closed multiple real estate deals after a challenging start. Empowering women in agriculture is a key focus of her podcast. Karly emphasizes the importance of supporting each other in the industry. She successfully mentored youth in livestock judging this summer. Karly lost 67 pounds and improved her health significantly. Forgiveness played a crucial role in her personal development. She learned to prioritize herself and her well-being. Karly experienced a meaningful relationship that taught her self-worth. The podcast is entering a new season with exciting changes ahead. Karly Hanson, women in agriculture, real estate success, personal growth, livestock judging, empowerment, health journey, relationships, forgiveness.

hiiiiiiii girlies i've missed you <3

WE R BACK BABY! Mistakes, houses sold, why hiding behind apple pies at branding isn't gonna cut it anymore.

what a time to be alive y'allllll. Just checkin in, there's a little "keep f*ckin goin" chat in here too! Love ya

IM BACKKKKKK all about fear today!

I know I know this one got posted a little late... but patience is the name of the game folks and that's what were covering today, well that and fishin

The very first guest on the podcast is none other than my good friend Theresa Dighans. Not only does she film epic hunts with her boyfriend Chad, she's my associate/second photographer, she can cook ANY wild game, and she grew up an Ag gal. Come listen to us shoot the shit. Her socials: @tdighans @getchaoutdoors @dusktilldawnpredatorhunting @wildfillyphotography

It’s not about how many times you get thrown in the dirt, it’s if you get back on. We’re talking about fear, opportunity, and #operationfindmeacowboy come check it out

Listen I may be good at posting content but my organizational skills are about as good as the group of arrows I let fly tonight, (news flash it wasn’t great lmao). When I started my business I didn’t have anything organized and today I have some better systems but not by much. I talk about how I went full time in photography in this episode and believe me it’s not the Cinderella story you think it is.

We all do it, we jump off the cliff and get attached even if we know we shouldn’t. We care “too much” and love too hard. But is that really a bad thing? Life’s too short and I spill some serious tea about how certain painful instances in my life have really changed my outlook.

For someone who has no issue sorting a field of replacement heifers your girl seems to struggle with the cull pen of romantic interests. Strong women in Ag scare the living sh*t out of the boys, let’s talk about it. PS: two or three sections got deleted by my lovely recording app and it’s cutting and splicing sections in weird, next week I’m changing platforms so please bear with me!

There’s a line in the sand when it comes to taking care of ourselves when we’re apart of this industry. You’re either a hippy dippy or you’re all for modern medicine. But what happens when you’ll treat your calves but you question what they wanna stick your kids with. We’re gonna talk about being in the “middle” and how there’s this stigma around embracing naturopathic remedies and modern medicine, while I talk about my journey through PCOS and women’s health care.

Uhoh this one is gonna ruffle some feathers... Beyonce dropped a country song, 2024 is being coined the year of the cowgirl, and every major fashion outlet is wearing western fashion. Does it mean it's all a good thing, jump in and listen to this hot take where I disagree with some big names in the western industry who think we should embrace everyone wearing a cowboy hat like it's a costume.

Welcome to the debut episode of Talkin Turquoise! I’m ready to roll up my sleeves and dive into the latest buzz surrounding Kendra Scott's Yellow Rose collection. Turquoise drama, anyone? Join me as we unpack why these industry shake-ups keep us on our toes and why they're more relevant to us than we might think. Remember, not everyone's gonna be in our corner, but that's where our resilience shines. So, grab a drink, kick back, and let's jump into this episode together!