323 - President Dr. Maureen Finney (Nazareth University)

Moving on.

I would like to...

Talk about small business for a second.

There is a podcast that I just started listening to that I actually, well, I should say didn't just start.

I started a couple of months ago, but I spent the last couple of months binging it because they had 60 or so episodes when I first started listening.

It's called TYFU.

Bit of a double entendre there, but it actually means thank you for understanding, which any small business owner who's had to write a bit of a mea culpa in an email to a client knows if you're writing the words thank you for understanding, it probably means your company, well, needed to fess up to something or you did something wrong.

You're making it right to somebody for something.

Thank you for understanding is something we hate writing, but every once in a while we as business owners just flat out have to.

It is what it is.

Anyway, this podcast called TYFU is by two ladies out of Geneva, New York, right down the road.

One woman is named Bethany.

She owns a store called Stomping Grounds, which is a bookstore.

and the other is marilla gonzalez she owns a place called marilla's mindful supplies and if you're thinking to yourself hey i live in rochester but i know that name yes you do she is also uh has a marilla's mindful supplies in the south wedge in rochester but she's also one half of the limpker sisters she's a singer and so she's done gigs around town they also together just started or just opened, or I should say just purchased a flower shop in Geneva as well.

Now, I've not actually been to Geneva yet to see their shops, but I'm going soon.

And as you can imagine, I'm making the announcement right here right now that I'm going to be having both of them on this podcast probably, I don't know about next week, but probably in the next month or so, you'll see their episodes pop up.

I'm going to do them separately instead of at the same time.

I don't know.

I mean, it's not completely unheard of for me to interview two people at the same time, but I just have a way better time doing one-on-one interviews and hearing people's stories that way.

So I just, I'm going to do them back to back.

So I'm going to make a whole day, well, half a day out of it, head to Geneva and Check out their shops, spend money in their shops.

More importantly, we need to support our small businesses and then record podcasts with both of them.

But I would highly suggest to you if you are a small business owner or love the types of concepts and topics that we talk about on here.

then I would highly encourage you to listen to their podcast.

It's very well organized.

Moving on.

I would like to...

Talk about small business for a second.

There is a podcast that I just started listening to that I actually, well, I should say didn't just start.

I started a couple of months ago, but I spent the last couple of months binging it because they had 60 or so episodes when I first started listening.

It's called TYFU.

Bit of a double entendre there, but it actually means thank you for understanding, which any small business owner who's had to write a bit of a mea culpa in an email to a client knows if you're writing the words thank you for understanding, it probably means your company, well, needed to fess up to something or you did something wrong.

You're making it right to somebody for something.

Thank you for understanding is something we hate writing, but every once in a while we as business owners just flat out have to.

It is what it is.

Anyway, this podcast called TYFU is by two ladies out of Geneva, New York, right down the road.

One woman is named Bethany.

She owns a store called Stomping Grounds, which is a bookstore.

and the other is marilla gonzalez she owns a place called marilla's mindful supplies and if you're thinking to yourself hey i live in rochester but i know that name yes you do she is also uh has a marilla's mindful supplies in the south wedge in rochester but she's also one half of the limpker sisters she's a singer and so she's done gigs around town they also together just started or just opened, or I should say just purchased a flower shop in Geneva as well.

Now, I've not actually been to Geneva yet to see their shops, but I'm going soon.

And as you can imagine, I'm making the announcement right here right now that I'm going to be having both of them on this podcast probably, I don't know about next week, but probably in the next month or so, you'll see their episodes pop up.

I'm going to do them separately instead of at the same time.

I don't know.

I mean, it's not completely unheard of for me to interview two people at the same time, but I just have a way better time doing one-on-one interviews and hearing people's stories that way.

So I just, I'm going to do them back to back.

So I'm going to make a whole day, well, half a day out of it, head to Geneva and Check out their shops, spend money in their shops.

More importantly, we need to support our small businesses and then record podcasts with both of them.

But I would highly suggest to you if you are a small business owner or love the types of concepts and topics that we talk about on here.

then I would highly encourage you to listen to their podcast.

It's very well organized.