It's a beautiful day in Los Angeles! Super hot, but a nice way to finish summer. Another nice way that I finished my summer with was to visit an old friend and wonderful entrepreneur: Jenny Phillips, the boutique owner, clothing designer, wonder-mom extraordinaire at the shop in Echo Park. CLICK THE TITLE ABOVE to listen to the podcast if you're not already subscribed via Itunes. If you are subscribed via Itunes you're doing it right because that way this episode will automatically download to your itunes and you are already set! Listen in as Jenny and I talk about what it takes to get a 'grassroots' operation off the ground, what it was like in Echo Park in the early 2000's, and what to do when people mistake your kindness as a weakness! Blessings to all you amazing humans out there!! I hope you enjoy the podcast!! And REMEMBER, we are here to inspire and uplift each other so do the best you can to uplift and inspire the ones around you!.jpg)
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About The Great Women
The inspiration of The Great Women’s Podcast is to inspire women to not be afraid to reach for their dreams, to overcome any obstacle and share the success of everything life has to offer! If you are a Great Woman or know of a Great Woman and would like to be considered for the podcast please send an email to: elissagennello@gmail.com. Thank you for visiting!!
8.27.2009
Jenny Phillips - Owner of Sirens and Sailors Boutique
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Labels: art, boutique, clothing, clothing designer, dress, echo park, fashion, jenny phillips, los angeles, music, one of a kind, trunk shows
11.24.2008
Episode 1: Smack Undies owner, Sophie Marquart
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Episode #1: Smack Undies owner, Sophie Marquart, the pioneer of panties stopped by the studio to chat for the first episode of The Great Women. It was an honor to have such a passionate and inspiring woman as the first guest. I think you will enjoy as Sophie passes along some gems of knowledge from owning a profitable small business successfully for the past eight years.

