Eat Blog Talk 534: It's OK to Ask for Help As a Food Blogger with Teri-Ann Carty
In episode 534, Megan chats to Teri-Ann Carty about the value of asking for help in life and food blogging, including the potential for growth and success.
Teri-Ann is a Toronto native renowned for her culinary creations and photography skills. Formerly a high-end restaurant manager grappling with addiction, she chose a different path, traveling solo and becoming a certified yoga instructor. Now settled in Toronto with her hubby and their two cats, Teri-Ann focuses on recipe development and photography, while also teaching yoga. Her journey to sobriety fuels her determination for future endeavors.
In this episode, you'll learn about embracing your vulnerability, being courageous, the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive people and learning from others to succeed as a food content creator.
Key points discussed:
- Don't be Afraid to Ask for Help: Everybody who seems successful, probably has help. It may seem scary, but asking for help will be a game-changer for your life and business.
- How to Ask for Help: Start by approaching friends or colleagues to make it less intimidating.
- Start Small When Looking for Help: Ask students for help if your budget is limited - look for someone who is aligned with your values.
- Release Control and Surrender to the Process: By releasing control, you'll have more time to focus on other aspects of your business and doing what you love most.
- Tap into Your Community on Instagram: Make connections on Instagram or your favorite social media platform. Normally, people are eager to help others.
- Invite More Good Things Into Your Life: By reaching out to others and thereby building your network, you're opening up the door for more good things to happen.
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