MWH 209 : How She Went From 12 To 480 Weekly Students with Janine Boyd - a podcast by Tracy Harris

How She Went From 12 To 480 Weekly Students


Growing your dream business doesn’t have to be hard and heavy, my friend. And what better way to show this than having an honest conversation with an awesome biz lady who has been running her business for the last 15 years.Today’s guest is Janine Boyd! Janine is the Founder and Creative Director of Little Picassos Adelaide where she has built her business from scratch and is now running four purpose built art studios for children, as well as delivering programs into schools. Little Picassos also has a brilliant team of eighteen teachers and assistants running fantastic art programs and events!

During this episode, Janine is going to share a bit of background information on her hardships as an entrepreneur, how she managed to open her fourth studio, why she’s a huge believer in long-term investments and how she has used Instagram to grow her business with confidence.Let’s get into it!
Key Takeaways:>>[0:33] Welcome to this episode of the Mums With Hustle Podcast which is proudly, proudly, proudly, brought to you by my online learning academy, the Social Method Society. The Social Method Society is designed for female entrepreneurs growing heart centered, impact driven businesses using Instagram. And I’m honestly so excited to let you know that you have your chance to get inside the Society because doors are opening this week! You can join on Tuesday, November 19th at socialmethodsociety.com.>>[2:06] What better way to celebrate the doors to the Society being opened than to introduce you to one of my Social Method Society Members who has been kicking some serious ass andgrowing her business like crazy (without going crazy!).>>[2:17] Today's guest is Janine Boyd. Janine is the Founder and Creative Director of Little Picassos Adelaide where she has built her business from scratch and is now running four purpose built art studios for children, as well as delivering programs into schools. Little Picassos also has a brilliant team of eighteen teachers and assistants running fantastic art programs and events!>>[2:48] During this episode, Janine is going to share a bit of background information on her hardships as an entrepreneur, how she managed to open her fourth studio, why she’s a huge believer in long-term investments and how she has used Instagram to grow her business with confidence.About Janine and Her Business>>[3:48] Janine is a trained Visual Art Teacher and she loves art education and how much joy it brings children. Specifically, that love of creating something that is exclusively theirs.>>[8:14] Because she started her business 15 years ago, the early years were challenging and exciting in many ways. The hardest part for Janine was telling others what she wanted to do. In her heart, she always knew it would work and she had what it takes, it was just harder to convince others.>>[10:58] Janine was passionate about making all of her own choices. And she was blissfully happy being the mum I wanted to be, working the business around the needs of her children.>>[12:10] To Janine the vision was so clear and exhilarating, that she didn’t mind waking up getting up early. Her mindset was to get the work done, be happy, and sleep later. She took full responsibility for the vision!>>[13:20] You need to know yourself and your energy levels. You do not need to burn the candle at both ends. Finding balance is absolutely crucial!Janine’s Experiences Growing Her Business>>[14:17] Janine has two completely different experiences when it comes to learning about how to grow her business. There is an excitement that surrounds how to move your business forward.>>[16:11] When it comes to Instagram, Janine first felt like a fish out of water. She had to get clear on how to use Instagram to grow her business. Janine joined the Social Method Society and went right back to Stage 1. She had to look at what does her business look like...

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