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Providing turn key floral solutions for luxury hotels and helping florists create consistent $5k months w/ hotel partnerships so they don’t have to depend on unstable wedding & event income.

Growing and scaling your floral biz will feel extra hard when you’re solely focused on depending on weddings. When you c...
09/26/2026

Growing and scaling your floral biz will feel extra hard when you’re solely focused on depending on weddings.

When you can diversify and add luxury hospitality clients into your revenue stream, you’ll never worry about bills ever again.

Comment TRAINING and I’ll show you EXACTLY how I did pivoted from weddings and made my first $100k with hotels.

09/25/2026

Boundaries are not about being difficult. They’re about making sure your time, energy, and expertise are actually respected.
The shift is simple: stop waiting, stop overextending, and communicate the expectation clearly.

That’s the difference between staying in limbo and leading your business like a CEO.

Comment 68 and I’ll send you the full episode. 🎧

09/25/2026

Nobody starts a business knowing how to lead a team, manage clients, negotiate contracts, build systems, and handle every weird situation that gets thrown at them.

You learn by doing.
But every uncomfortable moment gives you data.

Where did communication break down?
What system was missing?
What expectation wasn’t clear?
What could you do differently next time?

That’s CEO work.

Not never making mistakes. Not knowing everything.

Being willing to look at what happened, own your part, and build a better business because of it.
I’ve made plenty of these mistakes while building my own floral business—and now I get to help you skip a few of them.

If you’re ready to start thinking like the CEO of your floral business and learn how to work with hotels, comment GUIDE and I’ll send you my free guide to getting started.

Before you build another giant cold-lead list, go look at the people who already know you exist.A no in March does not a...
09/25/2026

Before you build another giant cold-lead list, go look at the people who already know you exist.
A no in March does not automatically mean a no for holiday.

Different season.
Different need.
Different budget conversation.

Reopen the door.

Then let THEM decide whether the answer is still no.

Comment JINGLE BELLS to join the Holiday Pitching Challenge and start pitching holiday florals + decor now. 🎄

A lot of hotel pitches don’t fail because the offer is bad.They fail because the offer never reaches the person who can ...
09/24/2026

A lot of hotel pitches don’t fail because the offer is bad.

They fail because the offer never reaches the person who can actually approve it.
That’s why understanding hotel hierarchy matters.

The front desk may be incredibly helpful. Reception may point you in the right direction. A coordinator may even love your work.
But if they don’t own the decision, your job is to keep moving toward the person who does.

Do the research first.
Find the GM.
Look for sales and marketing.
Look at operations.

Know who you’re asking for before you ever make the call.

That one shift can save you a ridiculous amount of back-and-forth.
You’re not being pushy by asking for the decision-maker.
You’re being clear.

Go find out who can actually say yes at your target hotel today.

I have followed up with hotel leads months after the original conversation.Sometimes six months later.Sometimes longer.A...
09/23/2026

I have followed up with hotel leads months after the original conversation.

Sometimes six months later.
Sometimes longer.

And that only works if I can actually remember who they are, what they said, and when I’m supposed to show back up.

This is why I’m obsessive about tracking leads.

A “not right now” should not disappear into your inbox.
A preferred vendor conversation shouldn’t get forgotten because it didn’t immediately turn into a contract.

And you definitely shouldn’t be waking up three months later thinking:
“Wait… whatever happened with that hotel?”

Your follow-up system is part of your sales strategy.

Not glamorous.
Very profitable.

Want to learn more about working with hotels? Comment GUIDE to get the free guide.

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