Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Tara Swiger: an inspirational resource

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One of the most cohesive, customer-oriented brands I've encountered is that of Tara Swiger, a self-described "pink-haired author, maker and Starship Captain." Though she began entrepreneurship selling hand-dyed yarn, her small business experience led her to teach marketing insights adapted for the creative community.

Now, owners of handmade businesses across the globe find direction and camaraderie through her online courses, books, and in-person classes. Unabashedly herself, Tara Swiger built her niche as a genuine, compassionate guide into the intricacies of a profitable craft business. By pinpointing the common traits of creative personalities, Tara provides courses that meet the specific needs of her clientele.


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The mainstay of her teaching underscores how pervasively emotions impact creative output. While the typical business mindset "powers through," Tara's methodology encourages her clients to integrate emotional feedback into their goals and business operations.

To further serve the needs of her clients, Tara runs an online community of entrepreneurs called The Starship Adventure, and dubs each member the "captain" of a unique enterprise. This playful Star Trek metaphor seats each of her clients at the helm, empowering them to exchange ideas and define goals unclouded by disparate business advice.

As a self-published author, I've found solace and reprieve in Tara's community and ideas of emotional relevance. I discovered her as I was working to publish my Tales of the Known World saga, and her singular approach to business was a voice of inner stability amidst an unfeeling tide of marketing schemes hungry for the bottom line.


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at TaraSwiger.com here.

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