Next up in my Behind The Brand series is Luke Storey. Luke is a former Hollywood Celebrity Fashion Stylist, Founder of School of Style and host of The Life Stylist, his Health and Wellness Podcast. If that wasn’t enough titles to carry, I would also add that he’s a kind-hearted, badass who dresses well and inspires you to be a better human.

I met Luke many years ago when I was living in LA, and was drawn to his powerful, yet calm energy. I admire his journey and how real and transparent he is. He tells it like it is, but remains compassionate and grounded at the same time. You can’t help but feel at ease in his presence, but don’t take my word for it, take a listen and see for yourself.

I’m so excited to introduce my new interview series, Behind The Brand, featuring small business owners & creative entrepreneurs!  My goal is to inspire and empower you by sharing stories of some ah-mazing bossbabes and bossdudes, as they navigate their business journey. First up is the adorable, rainbow-dipped duo, Jenna & Cortney.  These beauties are the smiling faces behind, A Whimsy Wonderland, lifestyle blog and social media brand. Their fun, sense of style and silly approach to life is inspiring and downright infectious!

Being a blogger, entrepreneur or small business owner means wearing every hat you can shove on your head and having the multi-tasking skills like a badass, mother f*cker. I’ve rounded up 20 of my favorite automation tools for your small business to grow, expand your customer base and help implement your digital marketing strategies while saving you time to you do what you really love, CREATE. Many of these small business, automation marketing tools are free or only cost a small, monthly fee.

As an entrepreneur, there are three things that can eat up your day. Emails, dead-end client prospects and the deep, black hole of social media. When you're fully aware of how your time is spent, it can be mind-blowing. Think about how many minutes you spend making to-do lists, scrolling instagram, researching something or crafting the perfect email. These boring, but necessary, tasks can easily take up 6-8 hours a week. That's an entire work day if you add it all up!  As a creative entrepreneur or small business owner, you have to be spending your time as wisely as possible.  Here are 5 time management tips I've learned over the years, when working from home.