Wild Bloom Profile

“CBD products, conscious events, and group coaching.”

“We create safe places for people to connect more deeply with themselves and in return connect more deeply with those around them.”

“We have a total of three team members. All women-owned and operated.”

“After my third child, I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's and postpartum depression. I hit rock bottom in my health and was looking for an alternative solution to help support me. CBD was really the only natural method that I could find that actually gave me relief. So I became very passionate about helping bring this product to the market and also bring awareness by removing the stigma around Cannabis. I've been running this storefront for four years, and it's been a beautiful fall learning experience to be able to help support the community in this way.”

“It just came to me through a piece of artwork. I feel like it exemplified exactly the energy that I was desiring to exude through my business.”

“Yes, I've been an entrepreneur my entire life. Started my first business when I was nine years old. Being an entrepreneur is such a gift, and I'm grateful to be on this path.”

“All the learning curves with having a storefront. Prior to that, I was mainly working online, so having a brick and mortar was a whole other bridge to cross.”

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“Our target market is women between the age of 25 and 40.”

“We market mainly through email, social media, pop-up markets, and word-of-mouth.”

“Through our press release, magazine marketing, and word-of-mouth.”

“I mainly follow the growth through the back end of our website and Google Analytics.”

“I love Gary Vaynerchuk's podcast and book, ‘Crush It.’”

“Beyoncé and worship music.”

“Square has been the biggest tool for me.”

“I don't think it's so much about surprises as much as your ability to be able to pivot with the surprises/changes that come up. I don't necessarily feel surprised anymore as much as I feel ready for anything that comes my way.”

“Finding balance is forever changing depending on the season. Now that my kids are back in school I feel I can find more balance. Making sure I'm working out in the morning after I drop my kids off at school before I head into my storefront. Balance is a huge priority for me. I would say having clear boundaries and prioritizing sleep are the most important for me.”

“I've always known, and I've been made to be an entrepreneur.”

“My first job was a dog-walking business. I learned the importance of little things and how much they matter.”