Join us in Boobs in Business as Libby brings us through her journey to becoming a professional bra fitter. I hear too often about the fear of changing careers, wanting to switch a degree after three years of college, or even wholly wanting to reinvent your journey.
Elizabeth did not always know the vision, but she indeed curated a life that would eventually reveal her genuine love for boobs—she initially aspired to be a magazine writer in New York City. She spent long hours writing stories, never even knowing the faces of the women reading her words. Her world in writing would be about lingerie, even stripper shoes and nursing bras! Talk about well-versed.
When Elizabeth landed in Connecticut, she discovered the faces behind her writing within her conversations. Engaging with women in the area, she unraveled the importance of education in the lingerie world: Que, the start of Filly Rose.

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Listen to Desiree Savo talk about her journey into Cosmetic Tattooing. She found herself in an industry she loved and excelled in by experimenting in various jobs and pushing herself.  

We all want to discover our potential. But we have life in the way sometimes. Whether that be money, time, motherhood, and responsibilities. Listen to her story and discover how she curated a six-figure business while becoming a new mother, wife, and all-around business owner. We can all do it. We have to share our stories, hoping it will help someone else write their own.

Learn about starting a business, changing careers, motherhood, being a supportive partner, education, and much more! 

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Owner Emily with Face Foward 

I always felt like I was supposed to do more. What I always loved most about myself was that I never knew when to stop. Owning my own business has taught me that when you work hard to get somewhere, the reward is much better because it’s yours. I am so lucky to grow up where and how I did because it shaped who and where I am today. At the time, I considered it a downfall, but it greatly influenced where I am today. As cliche, as it sounds, when you have a big dream, you must go for it. I always say, “I would hate to die one day knowing I didn’t chase that dream.”

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