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Avoid an Online Shopping Time Warp: Strategies for Digitally Shopping Smarter
In today’s Nat Chat, we discuss the vast world of online shopping: the current climate, the pros and cons, and my advice on how to make it less overwhelming and more focused to fit your needs.
Pumping at Work: Are Your Wardrobe and Logistical Resources Ready?
Going back to work after maternity leave is a tough transition in and of itself. Add to that the logistical challenges for moms who are pumping. Today’s guest is Molly McKee-Seabrook, who founded Katie Jane Co—a clothing line of workwear for pumping moms—after she found herself with nothing professional to wear when she returned to her government office job after maternity leave.
The First Step to Creating a Smart & Sustainable Style Strategy: Start in Your Closet
The weather is changing, and a new season is here. Are you ready for it? Have you thought about how your existing wardrobe fits into your seasonal strategic planning? In today’s Nat Chat, we discuss why the first step to creating a smart and sustainable style strategy season after season isn’t shopping—it’s sorting through your closet. I will give you the questions you should ask and the process you should go through to help you avoid a “closet full of clothes with nothing to wear” syndrome. So pour yourself some coffee or wine, cue up your favorite playlist, listen to this episode, and get ready to sort through your fall wardrobe.
Who Profits From Your Puchase?
Is cost always an indicator of quality in clothing? Do you know where your money is going when you purchase from a brand? After understanding more about who owns brands and how the big conglomerates work versus independent brands, I’ve made a shift to prioritize my shopping values to support more small businesses and independent brands. In today’s episode, we pull back the curtain to help you understand who and what is profiting from your purchases and how apparel is priced.