It's Time for Success: The Business Insights Podcast
Sep 3, 2026 · 47 min · 15 segments
In this inspiring episode, Sharon sits down with Chanelle Chalazan, a young entrepreneur who started her jewelry business at just 13 years old. What began as a hobby and a few listings on Facebook…
Chanelle ChalazanGuest
Sharon DeKoningHost
Okay, that's a good, again, I'm totally off track from the list that I sent you.

You said they've reaching out to you, but you must have done something besides a great product for them to find you.

In business, you have to have some audacity and you have to, sometimes it's different shows I'm reaching out.

And, you know, once you get your kind of name and people know what you're kind of about, of course, you have to have a great product.

But people started to get to know me and started knowing my product and me as a person and my passion.

We were doing radio ads and we had billboards and I was going on interviews.

And that's kind of what led up to all these different things that happened.

But you have to not be shy and reach out and connect with others and network, of course.

We don't have enough time or you think you don't have enough time or it's easy to bow out of it.

Was there local papers? What would you suggest to our listeners if they wanted to do something like that? Where would they start to get their name out there?

I would say the first way is to get your product out there first, of course, right? I would say even post on Facebook Marketplace, start a Facebook group, post your products, post who you are, your passion, whatever you're going to do and start online because that's where the world is coming to.

We're not all on these local newspapers or on TV much, but the media is perfect.

But you have to get a little bit bigger first to get on there because they just won't phone you back in general.

Okay, that's a good, again, I'm totally off track from the list that I sent you.

You said they've reaching out to you, but you must have done something besides a great product for them to find you.

In business, you have to have some audacity and you have to, sometimes it's different shows I'm reaching out.

And, you know, once you get your kind of name and people know what you're kind of about, of course, you have to have a great product.

But people started to get to know me and started knowing my product and me as a person and my passion.

We were doing radio ads and we had billboards and I was going on interviews.

And that's kind of what led up to all these different things that happened.

But you have to not be shy and reach out and connect with others and network, of course.

We don't have enough time or you think you don't have enough time or it's easy to bow out of it.

Was there local papers? What would you suggest to our listeners if they wanted to do something like that? Where would they start to get their name out there?

I would say the first way is to get your product out there first, of course, right? I would say even post on Facebook Marketplace, start a Facebook group, post your products, post who you are, your passion, whatever you're going to do and start online because that's where the world is coming to.

We're not all on these local newspapers or on TV much, but the media is perfect.

But you have to get a little bit bigger first to get on there because they just won't phone you back in general.
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